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Benjamin Barber films
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- Moving images
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AM1487-F03
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11 films
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Biographical history
Barber worked as a mechanical engineer. He was the brother of Horace Greeley Barber, a civil engineer in Vancouver.
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Scope and content
File contains 11 films taken by Benjamin Rupert Barber of trips to the Interior of B.C. (Fraser Canyon, Cariboo, Kootenays) and around Vancouver, home movie footage of children playing, and a bus tour of Vancouver.
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Films were donated by Colette Roy in 2012. They were dropped off at CBC Victoria by Ms. Roy and sent to Colin Preston at CBC Vancouver, who brought them to the City of Vancouver Archives in June 2012.