Mrs. C.D. Hoy sitting on the lawn beside her house in Quesnel.

Two motor vehicles, one car the other a delivery truck, parked with a Chinese girl in the drivers seat of the truck. Signs on the truck read " C.D. Hoy and Co. Quesnel B.C." and " General Store". The 2 motor vehicles are a 4 door wooden spoke passenger vehicle and the second is a wooden spoke, 2 door pick up truck, the box on the pick up truck has a metal topped, canvas sided type of canopy. These canvas sides are rolled up in this image. There are a few chickens in the foreground and a woodpile in the background. See also P 1828.

The Hoy Family, a man and woman (sitting), 10 girls, 2 boys, in the front room of their home in Quesnel. On one side of the group is a upright piano. On the wall behind the group are 2 framed photographs and a vertical piece of artwork. There is a closed doorway behind the group.

The Hoy children, 7 girls, 1 boy, standing beside a shingle sided building.

The Hoy children along with Evelyn's husband Henry Sing. A double exposed image.

The Hoy Family in their front room of their house in Quesnel. This image depicts 1 man and woman (sitting), 10 girls, 2 boys standing in a living room type area. There is an upright piano to one side of the group and 2 framed photographs and a long vertical (framed) piece of art work between them, on the wall, behind the group. Hoy & family portrait.

The Hoy Family, a man and woman (sitting), 7 girls young women, 1 infant, in their front room of their house in Quesnel. There are photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy hanging on the wall behind them.

The Hoy Family, 1 man, 1 woman, 9 girls, 1 boy, 1 infant, in the front room of their house in Quesnel. There are photographs of Mr and Mrs C.D Hoy on the wall along with a framed Chinese print.

Mr. and Mrs. Hoy and two of their daughters in the front room of their house in Quesnel. There is a piano to the left and beside it is an electric floor lamp with a shade. See also P 1837.

Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Hoy and two of their daughters. There is a piano to the left with photographs on top of it. An electric floor lamp with a shade is beside the piano. See also P 1838.

A car, parked in front of C.D. Hoy General Store in Quesnel, with a moosehead mounted on the grill. There is a Union Jack flag mounted on the hood of the car and another one on top of the store. Two women are in the car. They are probably C.D. Hoy's daughters. A gas pump is at the left side of the photo. See also P 1813, P 1815 to P 1818 inclusive.

The C.D. Hoy Family standing on the front porch o their house in Quesnel. See also P 1768 to P 1774 inclusive, P 1801, P 1803.

C. D. Hoy and Co. Store and two Warehouse on either side. Hoy House can be see in the background. There is a gas pump between warehouse no. 2 and the store. The unidentified man standing in front of the store could be Mr. C.D. Hoy. See also P 1809, P 1810, P 1811.

Group photo, standing on the porch of Yan Wah's store in Quesnel. Three Chinese, two Aboriginals, and three Caucasians. A weathered looking building. There are Chinese men standing in front of it. The wall of the building has a sign with Chinese writing. Inscription reads "Yan War's Store Quesnelle B. C." Translation of characters on sign: Yan War Co.

The C.D. Hoy Family along with Henry Sing, Evelyn's husband. There is a piano to the left and two photographs on the wall behind them. One is of C.D. Hoy. There is also a framed Chinese print between the two photographs.

The C.D. Hoy house in Quesnel. Barlow Avenue and McLean Street. See also P 1768 to P 1774 inclusive, P 1801 to P 1803 Inclusive.

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 C.D. Hoy house in Quesnel. McLean Street and Barlow Avenue. With a small girl standing on the front porch and a woman on the sidewalk looking at the girl. See also P 1768 to P 1774 inclusive, P 1801 to P 1803 Inclusive.

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 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 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 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.

This print image depicts a Chinese woman and boy standing in front of a wall that is covered in posters. She is wearing traditional Chinese clothing and western shoes, and the young boy is wearing a Chinese style top and pants with western shoes.

This print image depicts a Chinese man in a military uniform. Photograph has hand written captions in Chinese on front and back. Translation of Characters on front: "From Songping, to Uncle Zhongxi" and back: "send ships to China Merchants Group. U.S. China Aid Technicians, Operation Department."