Fred Hart sharpening saws. He came to Chemainus in the 1930s to be a filer in the Chemainus sawmill just like his father, Burton Hart. (Photo courtesy of the Chemainus Valley Museum)
Another glimpse into the Chemainus Valley’s past
Fred Hart sharpening saws. He came to Chemainus in the 1930s to be a filer in the Chemainus sawmill just like his father, Burton Hart. (Photo courtesy of the Chemainus Valley Museum)
Don Bodger
The Courier
Another glimpse into the Chemainus Valley’s past
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