Brian Gawiuk Interview – Discussing the Hall Family
Produced by Revelstoke Museum and Archives. Filmed by Agathe Bernard.
Brian Gawiuk discusses the Hall family’s move to the coast due to the incoming dam.
Title Screen: Circular logo on a black backdrop. Logo is an image of four waves turning into wheat on the left end. The title “Stories Beneath the Surface” is circled around the image in capital letters.
Interview with Brian Gawiuk. Brian Gawiuk is a white man with grey hair, glasses, and a plaid button down shirt. He is sitting in a living room on a couch, with clear windows behind him and a view of trees in the background.
Revelstoke Museum and Archives logo in the bottom right hand corner.
Transcript of Narration:
I had uncles that went from-from cattle farming and ranching to moving to the coast to live just in uh, on a city lot.
You know his life changed uh in a big way uh from growing up uh as of, you know on the family farm with other brothers nearby that were all you know all part of the big uh ranch.
Um, that-that all changed for them uh so that all disappeared.
Unless you see old photographs of-of the farming community down there you wouldn’t realize that it was farmland and uh there was community hall, schools, uh you know in the past.
That that was all gone there you know.
All the farm uh farms disappeared you know, so, just in a matter of a short number of years.[Video fades to black].