12th annual Powell Street festival : celebrating Japanese-Canadian crafts
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Poster for festival held July 30th and 31st, 1988, at Oppenheimer Park, 400 Powell Street, Vancouver.
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12th annual Powell Street festival : celebrating Japanese-Canadian crafts
Poster for festival held July 30th and 31st, 1988, at Oppenheimer Park, 400 Powell Street, Vancouver.
A Japanese float in a parade to celebrate the Coronation
Part of Karl Haspel fonds
A Japanese float in a parade to celebrate the Coronation
Part of Karl Haspel fonds
A Japanese float in a parade to celebrate the Coronation
Part of Karl Haspel fonds
A Japanese float in a parade to celebrate the Coronation
Part of Karl Haspel fonds
A dream of riches : the Japanese Canadians, 1877-1977
Abandoned gillnetter, Gilmour Island
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Adrianna, a 38-foot sailing vessel being built by Gordon and Bianca Barns
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Asahi : a legend in baseball : a legacy from the Japanese Canadian baseball team to its heirs.
Part of Paul Yee fonds
File consists of typescripts and manuscripts of essays, poems, and stories considered for publication or published in Asianadian vol. 3, no. 2. The file also includes drafts of the introduction to the issue, written by issue editors Paul Yee and Sean Gunn.
Atlas camp, near the western end of the waterfront
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
B.C. Purchasers Association Japanese Picnic at Hastings [Park]
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Group portrait
B.C. Purchasers Association Japanese Picnic at Hastings [Park]
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Group portrait
Bilingual forum aiming to ensure a healthy, creative future for relations between Canada and Japan
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Canadian Japanese Society at Japanese Memorial in Stanley Park
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Canadian Japanese Society at Japanese Memorial in Stanley Park
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Cannery house, built around 1910 near Atlas camp
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Cannery house, one of the last standing
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Cannery work, packing fish roe for export to Japan, B.C. Packers cannery
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Dai Nippon Tokyo Baseball Club, Tokyo, Japan at Athletic Park, Vancouver, B.C. May 1935
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Group portrait: standing (L-R) Shigeru Mizuhara 3B, Eiji Sawamura RHP, Toshihide Hatafuku RHP, Daiske Miyake COACH, Nobuo Kura C, Tadao Ichioka MGR, Sotaro Suzuki General Manager, Takeo Tabe 2B, Kenichi Aoshiba RHP, Hisanori Karita SS, Fujio Nagasawa 1B, Jimmy Horio CF. Kneeling (L-R) Victor Starffin RHP, Yukio Eguchi UT, Usaburo Shintomi OF, Shiro Tsuda 3B, Kumeyasu Yajima OF, Tamotsu Uchibori C, Takeshi Nakayama C, Eiichiro Yamamoto UT.
Ex Magee Rugby Team - Winners Miller Cup 1932-33-34
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Group portrait showing left to right: (back row): J. Hillier, L. Wright, S. Marrion, A. Applegarth, K. farina, D. Matheson, J. Kent, P. Ford, R. Pearson, T. Ferris, Hoy Cameron; (front row): R. Gregg, J. Claerke, R. Cotton, Y. Ono, F. Lightheart, C. Pallott, G. Austin, A. Blakey and R. Van Horne
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Fishing boat entering cannery channel between breakwater and Garry Point
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Fishing hut, Gilmour Slough (Finn Slough)
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Harold Steves, grandson of Manoah Steves, first white man on Lulu Island
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Hideo Kokubo, on his troller in cannery channel
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Hiroshima immigrants in Canada, 1891-1941.
Hong Wong general store, old centre of town along Dyke road
Part of Rex Weyler fonds
Part of Paul Yee fonds
File consists of drafts of scripts, interviews, essays, poems, and short fiction works considered for publication in Inalienable Rice: A Chinese and Japanese Canadian Anthology.
Visitor's brochure to the Expo 86 Japan Pavilion begins its introduction by stating: "'The Pulse of Change,' the theme of the Japan Pavilion, accurately reflects Japan's rapidly evolving transportation systems of yesterday, today, and tomorrow...The exhibition portrays the history of Japan's transportation systems within the framework of our unique climate, natural resources, and culture." Includes diagram of exhibition, available services in the pavilion, and list of events.
Japanese War Memorial Stanley Park
Part of Walter E. Frost fonds
Japanese monument and ornamental lake, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds
Personal correspondence from 'Rose & George' to L.D. Taylor on the verso.
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Japanese rugby team visit [game in progress]
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Japanese rugby team visit [game in progress]
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Japanese rugby team visit [woman in Japanese costume]
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Japanese women in traditional costume in a parade
Part of Karl Haspel fonds
Japantown : multicultural neighbourhood celebration
Kansho no issho (Living in Gratitude)
Kikyo : coming home to Powell Street
Kikyo : coming home to Powell Street : a photography exhibition by Tamio Wakayama
Promotional materials for exhibit running July 21 to September 7, 1992. Includes artist's and curatorial statements, fact sheet, media release, poster, handbills, etc.
Kikyo : coming home to Powell Street : a photography exhibition by Tamio Wakayama
Poster and promotional items for photography exhibition held July 21 to September 7, 1992, and related community forum held Saturday, August 8, 1992, at the Vancouver Museum, 1100 Chestnut Street.
King George High School Matric
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph shows left to right: (top row): Marguerite Sampson, Annie Henderson, Carol Helme, Hilda Binns, Marguerite Stinson, Virginia Eaton, Alice Bennett, Adeline Claman, Mildred Nellist, Margaret Andrews, Nancy Monks, Beth Tingley, Barbara Mandell, Agnes King; (second row): Lorna Brown, Dorothy Hillhouse, Elsie Davidson, Lillian McKenzie, Mr. T.H. Roberts, Edna Garner, Eleanor Nicholson, Sybil Bolt, Grace McNeillFlorence Williamson, Mr. A.B. Morrison, Freda MacArthur, Florence Henderson, Muriel Sinton, Gertrude Johnston; (third row): Gladys Brealey, Helen Selbie, Muriel Allen, Alix Binns, Helen Chambers, Mr. H.M. Robertson, Mr. J.R. Sandersdon, Mr. G.W. Clark, Mr. S.M. Moodie, Kathleen Clark, Minnie Lazarus, Evelyn Blain, Mollie Adam, Agnes Cressman; (fourth row): Elizabeth Dobbins, Dorothy Eyre, Winnie Green, Mary Cain, Mrs. E.B. Bell, Mr. D.B. Johnston, Mr. B.J. Wood, Mr. C.H.Cornum, Mary Higginbotham, Ruel Wonder, Maxine McSwayn, Ida Brealey; (fifth row): Fred Stone, Edwin Elliott, W. Murphy, Walter Patrick, John Williams, C. Pugsley, Maurice Freeman, King George High School, Ted Welsman, Jack Piters, James Case, G. Parker, Walter S. Owen, Wilfred Owen, Albert James; (sixth row): R.C. Robson, Allen Jones, James Sheasgreen, J.A. McMillan, F.H. Newitt, B. Williams, William Cornyn, L.W. Campbell, Dalton Allan, G.W. Ashworth, Willard O'Hara, C.B. Owen, John MacDonald, T. Tokunaga, (botton row): Chin Fat, Wong Poon, Harry Elliott, G. McPherson, Herbert D.King, Grant Wiswell, B. Wales, Bruse Macdonald, Jack Sills, H.B. Bonsall, J. Barton, Murray Rowan, M. Golley, Desmond Lawrence and A.H. Rutherford
King George High School Rugby Team Junior Champions 1933
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Group portrait showing left to right: (back row): Tom Vance, Frank Crosby, Jack Scott and Bob Scott; (middle row): H.M. Robertson, Ichiro Fujii, Gerry Winkler, Jim Woods, Ben Springer, Al Flowerdew and D.B. Johnston; (front row): Bruce Clark, Gerry Douglas, Bert Watt, Henry Miles, Fred Saunders, Sam wolfe and Bob SpringerW