This is a photograph from the 2nd anniversary of the Cumberland Nationalist League, March 28, 1920. There are around 60 people in the photo, standing in front of, and on the porch of, the C.N.L. building, including Wing Ming Chu, 3rd from left on balcony; Chin Shea Yun, in front of left pillar by fence; Foon Sien Wong, right of front gate, and Mah Wai Shu, front of right pillar.

This bill/ pay statement, and envelope are addressed to Chee Kung Tong in Cumberland B.C. from Wing Lung Co. in Vancouver B.C. Date: August, 26, 1958

This envelope has writing on it and is addressed to Chin Bow at Box 187 Cumberland B.C.

This citation is from the Cumberland Chinese Masonic Lodge that was location in Cumberland B.C.

This book is from the Chinese Benevolent Association.

This collection of papers relates to Chinese miners in Cumberland B.C. Letter G is a by air mail letter to Mr. Mah Done elik in Cumberland B.C. from Wong Sue Chong in Hong Kong. Letters C-E are from the Bank of Canada (New York Agency 40 Wall Street) and are addressed to Chung Hing Leong. Two of the books in this collection are textbooks.

Mr. Lap Yuen Sew was a miner in Cumberland B.C. Items included in this collection: Letter from Canadian Citizenship Act; Letter from Ottawa regarding citizenship; blank form from Canadian Citizenship Act; filled out notice of hearing from Canadian Citizenship Act ; hand written document with date of birth, date of leaving China, and occupation; hand written exercise book; envelope marked “passports”; passport pictures; rent receipts; envelope from permit department of liquor control board; ration book; voting registration certificate; envelope regarding Canadian Citizenship registration.

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 resident to leave Chinatown.

Letter from Son (China) to Father (Cumberland B.C.)

"M.S" is written on the top; writing on lock in dark area.

This tin once contained opium and was likely used by some of the Chinese Community.

Recovered from Chinatown site, Cumberland B.C.

Recovered from Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. Bottle reads: “Johnson, Liverpool, Trade Mark Registered” with a picture of a compass symbol.

This item was used by Chinese Miners in Cumberland B.C.

From Cumberland B.C's Chinatown.