Birney Reminisces

Earle Birney reflects on his travels from Creston to Vernon, B.C. when he was a young man.

This excerpt about Earle Birney’s travel to Vernon, B.C. is from a longer recorded interview called “Birney Reminisces,” conducted by Frank Davey at Davey’s home on 26 October 1969. See the exhibit “It really was an elaborate trip” for further context.

Citation: “Birney Reminisces.” Earle Birney in conversation with Frank Davey, 26 October, 1969. 2014.002.012, Frank Davey fonds, The SoundBox Collection, AMP Lab at UBC Okanagan, Kelowna, B.C.. https://soundbox.ok.ubc.ca/earle-birney/

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