Interview with Joseph E.L. Muir

Audio recording and transcript of Joseph E.L. Muir's 1963 interview with William Barraclough for the Coal Tyee History Project. Muir discusses his family's arrival on Vancouver Island in 1849 to open the coal mines in Fort Rupert. He gives details about the discovery of coal in Nanaimo and about the Nanaimo Bastion.

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VIURRSpace (Vancouver Island University)
Published
2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.25316/5jcs-zk62
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American Environmental and Regional History
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Interview with Joseph E.L. Muir

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Abstract

Audio recording and transcript of Joseph E.L. Muir's 1963 interview with William Barraclough for the Coal Tyee History Project. Muir discusses his family's arrival on Vancouver Island in 1849 to open the coal mines in Fort Rupert. He gives details about the discovery of coal in Nanaimo and about the Nanaimo Bastion.

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