These photos are from Tom and Ann Taylor "labors of love" building Greenway Sound Marine Resort from nothing to what it is today.
| After reviewing several different spots in the Broughton Islands, the rainbow marked the "spot" for the future home of Greenway Sound Marine Resort. |  |
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The East Dock. |
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| Alert Bay Pile Drivers work on the East Dock. |  |
| Launching of the now famous Greenway Sound Marine Resort red carpeted floats at Alert Bay. |  |
| Construction at Alert Bay of the main building that houses the restaurant and store at Greenway Sound Marine Resort. |  |
| AThe main building and docks are towed across Queen Charlotte Strait from Alert Bay to Greenway Sound. |  |
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Jim Barclay does some of the finishing to the main building. How often have you had to work from your boat? |
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Ann enjoys the first running water at Greenway Sound Marine Resort. |
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Ann proudly awaits delivery of the kitchen cabinets from their freighter "Blue Bomber." |
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| Ann works on sorting out the "jig saw puzzle" of stuff to outfit Greenway Sound Marine Resort. Now, where's the kitchen sink? |  |
| The Taylor's Blue Bomber "freighter" was instrumental in transporting building materials and supplies to Greenway. |  |
| Tom enjoys a peaceful morning coffee and shave before the work day starts. Actually this is probably the first use of dock power. Gives new meaning to the term "shore power." |  |
| In the picture on the left, Tom and the work crew are laying down the new kitchen flooring. Looks like they're having fun.
On the right, Ann supervises loading of the new Northern Lights Generator. |
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| The laundry building gets a tow to its new home at Greenway. |  |
| Opening Day crowds at Greenway Sound Marine Resort. |  |
| Tom and Ann wave from the Blue Bomber their reliable and trusty "freighter." As Tom says, "If the Blue Bomber could talk, oh the stories it would tell." |  |
| Greenway Sound Marine Resort Opening Day dock party! |  |
| End of season, 1985. |  |
