UBC AtoM

Verso: "First general meeting of newly formed Japanese Students Association was held at Kokumingakko on Alexander Street, Vancouver B.C. on September of 1919. After the meeting, we posed in front of old school building.
Front row L [to] R. Tadashi Tokunaga, Masajiro Miyazaki, Susumu Kobe, Masatsugu Kobe, Fred Nishikawa.
Middle row L [to] R. Saburo Shimobu?, [unknown], Hozumi Yonemura, Junichi Hokkyo, [unknown], Masanori? Yamada, [unknown].
Back row L [to] R. Seihachi Hose, Seiji Tamenaga, Kasaburo Shimizu, [unknown]."

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The first St. Anne's Convent.

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View looking south toward Beacon Hill. -- James Bay mud flats at right.

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The Government House, New Westminster, B.C.

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The guard house Old Government House, also called Cary Castle, Victoria, B.C.

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Soldiers standing on porch.

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The habitant loom.

BC-1752/35
Item
before 1950

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Woman sitting at loom.

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The Happier Old Age Club, Vancouver, B.C.

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Group singing in Stanley Park with Phil Timms playing violin.

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The head of the grand canyon Homathko River- along the Waddington Trail, B.C.

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The head of Waddington Canyon - (along the Waddington Trail, B.C).

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The Homathko a mile above Waddington Canyon. (along the Waddington Trail, B.C).

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The Homathko below Murderer's Bar (along the Waddington Trail, B.C).

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The home of Dr. John McLoughlin, Oregon City, Ore.

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Message on back.

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The Hudson's Bay Steamer "Otter".

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Photograph of photomechanical reproduction.

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The Illecillewaet Canyon

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Looking up Illecillewaet (Albert) Canyon from Illecillewaet River.

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The ill-fated S.S. Aoma, lost near Bowen Island, B.C.

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The late Mrs. Mary Ann Vine, Metchosin, Vancouver Island.

BC-1133
Item
[192-?].

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The Lions.

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The Lions peaks along the North Shore mountains in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia.

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The old courthouse at Richfield on Williams Creek, B.C.

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Close-up.
Text on back.

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The Order of Lenin State, Central Institute of Physical Culture in the name of I.V. Stalin.

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Three men standing on front steps of entrance.
Title from translation of words on building.

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The other side of the tracks, 2nd and Fir.

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The other side of the tracks, 2nd ave. and Fir, Vancouver, B.C.

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The Portals, Canon [sic] of the Grand River.

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Notes on back: "Colorado - General - Railroads - United States - Colorado" , "Summer of 1896, America and Canada" , "The Portals, on the way to Glenwood Springs from Salt Lake City."

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The Prime Minister [William Lyon Mackenzie King] at dedication ceremony, Sir Wilfrid Laurier birthplace ...