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Personal Seal/ Chop of Jumbo (Hor Sue Mah)
This was Jumbo’s (Hor Sue Mah) personal seal; there is a carved lion on the top and the mahogany base was made by Bill Johnstone. Jumbo gave this seal to Bill Johnstone just before he left Chinatown in Cumberland B.C. Jumbo was the last Chinese re...
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Embroidered Table Runner from Jumbo's Cabin
This item is from Jumbo’s Cabin in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. Jumbo (Hor Sue Mah) was one of the last residents of Cumberland’s Chinatown; his cabin is the last remaining structure.
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Newspaper Image of Wong, Jumbo, Alvin Tantrum, Ed Artus, and Scotty Lindsay at Dinner
This clipping includes an image of a roast beef dinner being served to Wong, Jumbo (Hor Sue Mah) and Alvin Tantrum- Ed artus and Scotty Lindsay are also in this photo.
Beanie Owned by Hor Sue Mah ''Jumbo'' of Jumbo's Cabin in Chinatown Cumberland
This beanie was owned by Hor Sue Mah or “jumbo” of Cumberland's Chinatown. The beanie was found inside his cabin ("Jumbo's Cabin") in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
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Jumbo ( Hor Sue Mah) at His Cabin in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
Jumbo (aka Hor Sue Mah) at his cabin in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. The photo shows smoke coming out of his chimney through the cabin window.
Exterior of Jumbo’s Cabin (Cumberland B.C.) in Poor Condition
These photos show the exterior of Jumbo’s Cabin in Cumberland B.C. just off the road, in poor condition.
Photographer: David Kydd.
Southwest View of Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
This view of Chinatown in Cumberland B.C. is looking southwest down the lower road- the photo was possibly taken from Jumbo’s Cabin.
Jumbo (Hor Sue Mah), Harold Lim, and Jumbo’s Former Roommate on Chinese New Year 1984
Jumbo (aka Hor Sue Mah) resided at Cathay Villa room 301 formerly room 318 where this photo was taken; Date: February 11, 1984.
Jumbo (Hor Sue Mah) at his Cabin with Smoke Coming out of his Chimney Through the Window
The person in this photo is Jumbo – also known as Hor Sue Mah. His cabin is the last remaining structure from Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.; Date: ca. 1960's.
Jumbo’s Cabin Prior to Restoration in 1975
The person in this photo is Jumbo (Hor Sue Mah); his cabin is the last remaining structure from Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
Sketch of Jumbo's Cabin, Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. By B. Radford
The remains of Cumberland's Chinatown were torn down in 1968. Jumbo's Cabin is the last remaining Chinatown building in Cumberland B.C. The structure has been moved from its original location.
B. Rabford
Jumbo’s Cabin with a Smokey Chimney, in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
Jumbo’s cabin is named after “Jumbo” (aka Hor Sue Mah) who lived in this cabin in Cumberland’s Chinatown for many years. His cabin is the last remaining structure from Chinatown.
Jumbo’s Cabin and Storyboard on Comox Lake Road, Cumberland B.C.
Jumbo’s Cabin Surrounded by Snow, Before Restoration
This structure is from Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
Jim Ellis Sr. Standing in Front of Jumbo’s Cabin in Cumberland B.C.
Jim Ellis Sr. was a miner in Cumberland B.C. Jumbo’s Cabin belonged to Jumbo (Hor Sue Mah) who lived in Chinatown in Cumberland for many years. This photo was taken before the cabin was relocated and restored.
Comox District Free Press
Two Houses Including Jumbo’s Cabin, in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
Jumbo’s Cabin is the house in the front in this photo. The Cabin is named after “Jumbo” (aka Hor Sue Mah) who lived in this cabin and was a Cumberland Chinatown resident for many years. It is the last remaining structure from Cumberland’s Chinatown.
Copyright, Tasserman 1993.
Jumbo’s Smokey Cabin in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
Jumbo’s cabin is named after “Jumbo” (aka Hor Sue Mah) who lived in this cabin in Cumberland’s Chinatown for many years. His cabin is the last remaining structure from Chinatown.
Jumbo’s Cabin and Coal Mining Storyboard on Comox Lake Road in Cumberland B.C.
Newspaper Clipping from Comox District Free Press “Jumbo’s 'Jailhouse' Gets Reprieve”
Headline reads: “Jumbo’s Jailhouse gets Reprieve.”; Dated: May 10, 1972.
Comox District Free Press
Jumbo’s Cabin, the Home of Mr. Tan and the Home of Jung Shue in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
The three houses in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. that have been identified in this photo are: Jumbo’s (or Hor Sue Mah's) original cabin (left), Mr. Tan’s house (stove pope maker) (middle), and the house of Jung Shue (Gardener) (right).
Cabin Possibly in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. 1917
It has been considered that this could be Jumbo’s Cabin; however the log construction is different.
Jumbo’s Cabin just before its Official Opening in April 1984
Jumbo (Hor Sue Mah) lived in this cabin in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. for many years. It is the last remaining structure from Chinatown; Date: April 1984.
Jumbo (Hor Sue Mah) in Vancouver B.C.
''Jumbo'' (Hor Sue Mah) at a dinner in Vancouver B.C.
Three Homes in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
Jumbo’s Cabin is in the centre of the houses in this photo. Jumbo’s Cabin is named after “Jumbo” (aka Hor Sue Mah) who lived in this cabin and was a Cumberland Chinatown resident for many years.
Copyright, Tasserman 1993.
Three Houses in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C
The houses shown in this photo are: Jumbo’s original cabin (left), Stove Pipe Maker –Mr. Tan’s house (middle), and gardener, Jung Shue’s house (right). Date: ca. 1950's?