BLAZING THE TRAIL THROUGH THE ROCKIES

A WONDERFUL STORY OF WALTER MOBERLY BY NOEL ROBINSON

Born in 1881, Noel Robinson was a Vancouver journalist worked on newspapers in Brighton, England prior to his arrival in Vancouver in 1908. He farmed near the border and became a columnist for newspapers that included the Vancouver World, Star and Province. He contributed historical articles and received a Good Citizen award in Vancouver for his community work with organizations that included the museum society, Little Theatre and the B.C. Historical Society. He co-wrote Walter Moberly’s autobiography for which he is often listed as the sole author. The interior text credits Noel Robinson ‘and the Old Man Himself’. Robinson died in 1966.

6X9  PAPER BOUND 118 PAGES – NEWS ADVERTISER PUBLISHING

A LITTLE TAPE ON UPPER BINDING