Discovering Ginger Goodwin.

The article discusses the challenges of accessing and understanding labor history, particularly the lack of comprehensive records and personal accounts. It focuses on the case of Albert "Ginger" Goodwin, a prominent figure in British Columbia's labor history, whose life and death remain largely unknown. The article describes how a visitor to Cumberland, where Goodwin is buried, may encounter conflicting information about his political affiliations and the significance of certain artifacts. It raises questions about the accuracy and interpretation of historical markers and suggests the need for a more nuanced understanding of Goodwin's story. [Extracted from the article]