Important Figure in BC’s Early History
10/23/2021
The Chief David Spintlum Memorial represented our only stop in Lytton, BC en route to Hope. Had time...
Chief Spintlum Memorial
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Fraser Street Located Next To St.
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Chief Spintlum Memorial in Lytton, British Columbia, is a significant historical site dedicated to Chief David Spintlum Cexpe nthlEm, a prominent leader of the Thompson First Nations Peoples. Known for his pivotal role in negotiating peace during the Fraser Canyon Gold Rush era, the memorial honors a figure respected by both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities alike.
The site serves as a quiet remembrance located behind the Parish Hall and encourages visitors to respect the sacredness of the space while appreciating the legacy of a leader who greatly influenced the development of British Columbia. Additional resources, including a documentary film detailing Chief Spintlum's life, are available for those interested in learning more about this essential chapter of Canadian history.
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