MS-0508;MS-0863;T1368-1370;T1395;T1435;T1472-1473;T1662-1667;T1786-1787;T1801;T2199;T2200;T2479;T2546;T2558;T2603;T3340;T3871;T3886;T4122;T4337;T4389 Ruth M. Chambers fonds British Columbia Archives
655 Belleville Street;Victoria, B.C. Victoria British Columbia Canada Telephone: Reference Room: (250) 387-1952 Fax: Reference Room: (250) 387-2072 Email: email: access@bcarchives.bc.ca http://www.bcarchives.bc.ca
2009-06-19 Generated by qubit 1.3.1 2013-06-18 07:23:UTC English Ruth M. Chambers fonds CA BCA MS-0508;MS-0863;T1368-1370;T1395;T1435;T1472-1473;T1662-1667;T1786-1787;T1801;T2199;T2200;T2479;T2546;T2558;T2603;T3340;T3871;T3886;T4122;T4337;T4389 1965, 1977-1990 Chambers, Ruth M., 1910- 2 cm of textual records;2 maps;27 sound cassettes British Columbia Archives
655 Belleville Street;Victoria, B.C. Victoria British Columbia Canada Telephone: Reference Room: (250) 387-1952 Fax: Reference Room: (250) 387-2072 Email: email: access@bcarchives.bc.ca http://www.bcarchives.bc.ca

Ruth Chambers (nee Enke) was a Victoria-area historian who actively used oral history sources.

The fonds consists of Chambers' incoming correspondence (1965) and enclosed maps from T. F. Harper Reed concerning Tarr Inlet, B.C., and the Alaska coastal ferry project; correspondence (1977) relating to Chamber's research on silk trains; and Chamber's taped interviews (1978-1990) relating to her research interests, including people and events in Victoria, B.C.

 Chambers, Ruth M., 1910-