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Stove Exhibit
at the Langham Cultural Center
Kaslo B.C. Canada

December 5, 2003

The Langham Cultural Center presents a very special show for the month of December entitled: A Century of Stoves.
This exhibit chronicles the evolution of form and style in North American heating and cooking stoves from the 1850's to the 1950's - essentially from black to white!
A dozen antique stoves represent these ten decades. Also included in the show are antique toy stoves, memorabilia, trade illustrations, vintage photographs, and a special display featuring the Kootenay Range. The show opened on Thursday, November 27th to an enthusiastic crowd of over sixty people.
The volunteer attendants report an excellent response over the first weekend.
This show runs through Sunday, December 28th and is a must see for anyone interested in antique appliances, cast iron, and Victorian furnishings.

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Opening Night - Mike points out stove features
Opening Night - Mike points out stove features
West Wall, late 1800's stoves
West Wall,
late 1800's stoves
Small Cast Cook Stove of 1880's Design
Small Cast Cook Stove of 1880's Design
Aladdin Parlor Heater from the “ART” stove era, c.1890
Aladdin Parlor Heater from the “ART” stove era, c.1890
Buck’s Happy Thought Cast Range representing 1890 ornamentation
Buck’s Happy Thought Cast Range representing 1890 ornamentation
An early “Pot Belly” in the rough, showing some lovely rust
An early “Pot Belly” in the rough,showing some lovely rust
Turn of the century coal burners
Turn of the century coal burners
The finial of the Favorite Base Burner
The finial of the Favorite Base Burner
A Happy Thought Steel Range dated 1916
A Happy Thought Steel Range dated 1916

 The oldest stove in the show – a Castle Parlor Heater from the 1850’s
The oldest stove in the show – a Castle Parlor Heater from the 1850’s
The East Wall displayed small items and illustrations from 1850 to 1950
The East Wall displayed small items and illustrations from 1850 to 1950
 A Toy Stove dated 1909 with miniature cookware
A Toy Stove dated 1909 with miniature cookware
The East Room contained the Kootenay Steel Range display with illustrations of various models from 1896 through 1927. Many other vintage photographs and illustrations lined the walls of this room.
The East Room contained the Kootenay Steel Range display with illustrations of various models from 1896 through 1927.  Many other vintage photographs and illustrations lined the walls of this room.


Guest Book Comments

" A pleasure !!! "
" Fabulous Show, thanks "
" What treat Mike !! "
" Brings back good memories "
" Keep 'em stoked "
" Fabby "
" Amazing, worth the trip "
"I love this show"


Canadian Antique Stoves
PO Box 673, Kaslo, BC, Canada, V0G 1M0
Phone 1-250-353-9648