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A Century of Fruit Growing in Coldstream

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Author: Kidston, Jamie

Date: 2004

Geographic Location: British Columbia - Coldstream Ranch; British Columbia - Coldstream; British Columbia - Kalamalka Lake

Material Type: magazine article

Abstract: "In 1904 my grandfather, John Kidston, purchased one hundred and twenty-five acres of farmland in Coldstream from the Coldstream Ranch. In 2004, I am still growing apples and pears on forty acres of the same land."

Author: Kidston, Jamie

Role: Author

Date: 2004

Period: Twentieth Century

Person: Kidston, John, -1932; Kidston, Jamie; Kidston, Jim, 1903-1989

Corporation: Coldstream Ranch; Summerland Research Station. Entomology Laboratory; B.C. Fruit Board; B.C. Fruit Growers Association; B.C. Tree Fruits Ltd. (BCTF)

Topic: Obituaries; Kidston Family - Fruit Growers - B.C.; Apples - Varieties; Fruit trees - History

Geographic Location: British Columbia - Coldstream Ranch; British Columbia - Coldstream; British Columbia - Kalamalka Lake

Material Type: magazine article

Physical Description: portraits

Source Title: Okanagan Historical Society Report

Volume: 68

Pages: 90-97

Abstract: "In 1904 my grandfather, John Kidston, purchased one hundred and twenty-five acres of farmland in Coldstream from the Coldstream Ranch. In 2004, I am still growing apples and pears on forty acres of the same land."