File F7 - V.P.K. negative book #3

S.S. Prince Rupert from bow Distant view , Ocean Falls View of mill, Ocean Falls View of falls, Ocean Falls Orlomah Beach, the ranch from a distance The front at Mike's Going to Mike's Alice and Miss Parker on float Art [Lord] doing Myrtle [Kilpatrick's] hair Group in sail boat About to go swimming Gwen [Robson] cutting the grass Walking the pipe at Buntzen Gwen Robson Regatta at Indian R. Wig Wam Inn Victoria trip : [Rowing] crew on float Victoria trip : [Rowing] crew on float "Chair of Science" Trip [U.B.C.students] Tug-of-war, U.B.C. Tug-of-war, U.B.C. Tug-of-war, U.B.C. Gwen Robson

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V.P.K. negative book #3

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  • Parallel titles and other title information: Negatives in file were re-housed from original negative books for preservation. The title was transcribed onto the new envelopes. The meaning of V.P.K. is unknown.

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AM427-S4-F7

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1 negative book (24 nitrate negatives)

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(1897-1983)

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William Banfield was born in Vancouver, the son of John J. Banfield. John J. Banfield arrived in Vancouver in 1891 and operated a real estate and insurance office. He also served on many civic bodies, including the School Board, the Hospital Board, the Exhibition Association and the Board of Trade. William Orson Banfield graduated from the University of British Columbia with a master's degree in 1923. He worked briefly as a chemical engineer before joining his father's business. In 1934, Banfield formed his own firm, Norwich Agencies, Limited. He sold the firm in 1956 and retired in 1960. Banfield was active in civic affairs: he was elected president of the Vancouver branch of the Red Cross in 1946, president of the Vancouver Rotary Club in 1947, president of the Civic Non Partisan Association in 1956, and Chairman of the Board of Vancouver General Hospital in 1957. In 1961, he was elected to Vancouver City Council as an alderman.

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File contains negatives showing the S.S. Prince Rupert, views of Ocean Falls, views of Orlomah Beach, and student life and recreation at U.B.C.

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File was previously referred to using the identifier CVA 289-007.

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