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.

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.

Depicts a Chinese man seated on a wooden chair with his right hand resting on a small table. He is wearing a three piece suit, white shirt and highly polished black shoes. Above his head is the bottom portion of a July, 1912 calendar. On the table is an alarm clock and a small coniferous tree in a container. Posters and maps adorn the wall in the background.

Depicts a framed photograph of a young Mrs. C. D. Hoy. She is seated on a wicker arm chair holding a white cloth on her lap. She is wearing a traditional Chinese dress and pants with western style shoes.

Depicts a head and shoulder view of a Chinese man. He is wearing a suit jacket, striped shirt with a white collar and a dark striped tie.

Depicts a head and shoulder shot of a young Chinese man who is wearing a suit coat and shirt with a detachable white collar.

Depicts a Chinese man seated on a wooden chair in front of a floral backdrop. He is wearing a striped pair of pants, shirt with a white detachable collar and a matching vest and jacket. To his right is a small table that he has his right arm resting on. Also on the table is an alarm clock, two books and a small coniferous tree planted in a Chinese earthenware jug. On the wall behind the table is a July, 1912 calendar.

Depicts a Chinese man standing in front of a dark backdrop. He is wearing matching pants and jacket with a striped shirt and a detachable white collar. He is holding a rolled up newspaper in his right hand.

Depicts two Chinese men seated side by side in wooden chairs. The man on the left has a folded magazine in his right hand. Both men are wearing pants, vests, jackets, shirts and ties.

Depicts a Chinese man seated on a wooden chair with a floral cloth backdrop on the wall behind him. He is wearing a matching shirt, vest and pants outfit with a dark shirt and a detachable collar. He is holding a newspaper or rolled up magazine in his left hand. His right arm is resting on a small wooden table to the left. On the table is an alarm clock, two books, one small coniferous tree in a Chinese container and another plant in a coffee tin. On the wall behind the table is a Leeson-Dickie- Grosse & Co. June, 1912 calendar.

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

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.

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."

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.

Mrs. C. D. Hoy holding Evelyn along with Mrs. Keen holding Beatrice, the Keen's first born. They are standing in front of a dark cloth backdrop with a metal container holding flowers, between them. See also P 1599, P 1600, P 2055, P 2054. Two women (Chinese) standing, holding one baby each, for a portrait. They are in front of a loosely hung, plain backdrop. They are standing on a plank boardwalk. And there is a plant on a stool between the two of them. The women are wearing traditional chinese tunics, loose fitting pants, and slippers.

A Chinese man, Kong Sing, sitting on a horse for a portrait. The horse is standing broadside to photographer, on a street or road. The man is wearing a hat, open coat, long gloves with leather tassels, wooly chaps, boots. Behind the man is a two leveled building (business) with horizontal siding, and a fasle front. There is a sign on the second level perpendicular to building, but unable to read in negative form. These buildings are C.D. Hoy's General Store and Restaurant & Rooms. Identified as Kong Sing.

Depicts a Chinese women standing with a Chinese boy. She is wearing a traditional tunic and loose fitting pants. The boy is wearing a three button top and dark pants. Behind them are a number of posters. The woman is tentatively identified as Mrs. Hong, and is probably in P2220 and P2223 as well. See also P1959.

Depicts a young boy (Chinese) standing for a portrait. He is wearing a traditional long, short-sleeve vest. This is layered over a long sleeve, stripped, heavy shirt, loose fitting pants and lace up shoes.

Two men (possibly C. D. Hoy to the left and S. N. William to the right) standing outside of the C. D. Hoy General Store in Quesnel. There are two benches on the boardwalk under the balcony. The balcony railing is wooden rails. An " OATS" sign appears between the men. There is an open balcony on the second level with a square sectioned hand guard rail around it. There are two sectioned windows on either side of the double door entrance exit.

Three men on horseback on the street in front of C. D. Hoy Store in Quesnel. In the background is a building with a Restaurant and Rooms sign. See also P 1929, P 2047. Man on the left is identified as Kong Sing. The man in the middle may be Gerry/Jerry Gravelle.

Depicts a view of wicker furniture with a table that has two cow horn lamps, two Chinese figurines and a highly decorative vase jar. The table is in front of a wicker settee. This photo was taken in the backyard of the Hoy House in Quesnel.

Depicts a view of wicker furniture with a table that has two cow horn lamps, two Chinese figurines and a highly decorative vase jar. The table is in front of a wicker settee. This photo was taken in the backyard of the Hoy House in Quesnel.