A Chinese sign saying Tai Lee, translation of characters: Chong Shui Lee, possibly a person's name.

Depicts a woman standing in the middle distance near a curved retaining wall (for a driveway) with a young girl to the right. In the far distance are houses sloping down to a body of water. See also P6120, P6121.

Depicts a view of a Chinese woman with a young boy and a younger girl standing on a curved concrete sidewalk in front of steps leading up to the porch of a house.

A young Chinese girl standing in a majorette type costume. There is a stuffed armchair behind her and a floral rug on the floor. She is wearing a gymnastic exercise suit, fancy socks, ballet type shoes with laces, criss crossed up her shin. Probably one of the Hoy girls. See also P 1820 to P 1827 inclusive.

A young Chinese girl, dressed in a majorette type costume, doing a spread eagle on the floor. There is a stuffed armchair behind her and a floral rug on the floor. To the side is an electric floor lamp. Probably one of the Hoy girls. See also P 1819, P 1821 to P 1827 inclusive.

A young Chinese girl, dressed in a majorette type costume, on her knees, bent over backwards. Probably one of the Hoy girls. See also P 1819 to P 1826 inclusive.

A young Chinese girl, dressed in a majorette type costume, laying on the floor, with her left leg being held over her head with her left hand. There is a floral rug on the floor. Probably one of the Hoy girls. See also P 1818 to P 1824 inclusive, P 1826, P 1827.

A young Chinese girl, dressed in a majorette type costume, bent over backwards, with one foot flat on the floor and the other one straight above her. There is a stuffed armchair in behind her and a floral rug on the floor. Probably one of the Hoy girls. See also P 1819 to P 1825 inclusive.

A young Chinese girl, dressed in a majorette type costume, doing a headstand. There is a stuffed armchair behind her and a floral rug on the floor. Probably one of the How girls. See also P 1819, P 1820, P 1822 to P 1827 inclusive.

A young Chinese girl, dressed in a majorette type costume, doing a backstand , There is a stuffed armchair behind her and a floral rug on the floor. Probably one of the Hoy girls. See also P 1819 to P 1821 inclusive, P 1823 to P 1827 inclusive.

A young Chinese girl, dressed in a majorette type costume, doing the splits. There is a stuffed armchair behind her and a floral rug on the floor. See also P 1819 to P 1822 inclusive, P 1824 to P 1817 inclusive.

A young Chinese girl, dressed in a majorette type costume, doing a backstand. There is a floral rug on the floor and a stuffed armchair behind her. Probably one of the Hoy girls. See also P 1819 to P 1823 inclusive, P 1825 to P 1817 inclusive.

One of the Hoy daughters, sitting on the floor of the porch, at the Hoy House in Quesnel, with her right foot behind her head. She is wearing shorts and a matching top and Chinese slippers.

A Chinese (?) women seated on a wooden chair, holding a baby on her lap. There is a young boy to her right and a young girl to her left. They are in front of a closed doorway. The woman is sitting in a pressed back chair.

The wedding of Henry Sing and Evelyn Hoy. There is a framed Chinese print on the wall and a piano to the left. See also P 1755. Left to right: ?, ?, Henry Sing, Avaline Hoy, Laura Sing, Beatrice Keen, Anne Hoy.

The wedding party of Henry Sing and Evelyn Hoy. See also P 1754, P 1755, P1761, P 1762.

The wedding party photo of Henry Sing and Evelyn Hoy. See also P1754, P 1755, P 1760, P 1762.

The wedding party of Henry Sing and Evelyn Hoy. See also P 1754, P 1755. Left to right: ?, ?, Henry Sing, Avaline Hoy, Laura Sing, Beatrice Keen, Anne Hoy.

The wedding party of Henry Bing and Evelyn Hoy. See also P 1754, P 1755, P 1760, P 1761, P 1762. Left to right: ?, ?, Henry Sing, Avaline Hoy, Laura Sing, Beatrice Keen, Anne Hoy.

The wedding party photo of Henry Sing and Evelyn Hoy. See also P 1760, P1754, P 1755, P 1762. Left to right: ?, ?, Henry Sing, Avaline Hoy, Laura Sing, Beatrice Keen, Anne Hoy.

The wedding party photograph of Henry Sing and Evelyn Hoy. See also P 1754, P 1755, P 1760, P 1761. Left to right: ?, ?, Henry Sing, Avaline Hoy, Laura Sing, Beatrice Keen, Anne Hoy.

The wedding party photograph of Henry Sing and Evelyn Hoy. There is a piano to the left and a framed Chinese print on the wall. See also P1754.Left to right: ?, ?, Henry Sing, Avaline Hoy, Laura Sing, Beatrice Keen, Anne Hoy.

Seven Chinese people, three men and four women dressed for a wedding. The four women are dressed in long white dresses and are holding flower bouquets. One of the men is wearing a light coloured three piece suit and the other two are wearing dark suits. THIS IMAGE DEPICTS A 4 WOMEN, 3 MEN WEDDING PARTY. HENRY & EVELYN SING (NEE HOY). THEY ARE ALL STANDING IN A LIVING ROOM TYPE AREA. THERE IS AN UPRIGHT PIANO TO ONE SIDE OF THE GROUP AND A CLOSED DOORWAY BEHIND TWO WOMEN IN THE GROUP. THERE IS A VERTICAL, FRAMED PIECE OF ART WORK BEHIND THE GROUP ON THE WALL.

A image of 4 women, 3 men in a wedding party standing in a living room. There is an upright piano to one side of the group. There is a closed doorway behind the women. Wedding of Evelyn Hoy and Henry Sing.

Seven Chinese people, three men and four women dressed for a wedding. The four women are dressed in long white dresses and are holding flower bouquets. One of the men is wearing a light coloured three piece suit and the other two are wearing dark suits. THIS IMAGE DEPICTS A 4 WOMEN, 3 MEN WEDDING PARTY. HENRY & EVELYN SING (NEE HOY). THEY ARE ALL STANDING IN A LIVING ROOM TYPE AREA. THERE IS AN UPRIGHT PIANO TO ONE SIDE OF THE GROUP AND A CLOSED DOORWAY BEHIND TWO WOMEN IN THE GROUP. THERE IS A VERTICAL, FRAMED PIECE OF ART WORK BEHIND THE GROUP ON THE WALL.