Denis Marshall’s Fleeting Images of Old Salmon Arm compiles visual documentation and narrative vignettes capturing early twentieth-century streetscapes, civic infrastructure, and rural outposts surrounding the Shuswap Lake basin. The chronicle examines the physical transformation of the waterfront and river valley, illustrating how pioneer farmsteads, early municipal buildings, and community centers were superimposed onto traditional Secwépemc territory. Marshall focuses on early commercial enterprises, pioneer families, and structural landmarks that defined daily life prior to mid-century modernization, providing vital photographic cross-references for early town layouts, rail spurs, and lake wharves.

British Columbia Salmon Arm, History, Illustrated works, Salmon Arm (B.C.) Description and travel, Salmon Arm (B.C.) History Pictorial works, Salmon Arm (B.C.) Social life and customs

Includes index of photographs.

Includes index of photographs.