Cushion cover featuring Tower Ranch

Cushion cover, burgundy satin background, totem poles, big house in flet. States Redmans – An Indians Symbol to memories. Tower Ranch, Hope-Princeton Highway, B.C. Yellow and Burgundy fringe, and red backing fabric, with hole for cushion insert. Eastgate is now on the land that was originally the Tower Ranch until the 1970s when it was then subdivided into residential building lot.
Taken from Wikipedia :- Since at least 1905, Charlie Bonnevier owned and lived on the land now occupied by East Gate. In 1944, a parcel of 160 acres (65 ha) was sold to the Tower Family, which became the Tower Ranch. As this property was one of the few private plots along the soon-to-open highway, and the highway’s aesthetic qualities were of serious concern to the BC Parks, the family agreed not to clear-cut or otherwise make the property unpleasant for motorists.[2] Little of the original ranch remains, however one original house stands, and the roads are named in memory of the ranch. The ranch formerly maintained an airstrip[3] which is now decommissioned and is now home to several houses. Near the Esso, the historic Pasayten Cabin stands. They are currently uninhabited