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Wedding of Chow Chee at the Masonic Hall, Cumberland B.C.
Chow Chee (aka Archie Chow) was the eldest son of Chow Lee’s second wife; this photo was taken in front of the Masonic Hall in Cumberland B.C. and the ceremony was held upstairs. Chow Chee’s bride was from China; Date: ca. 1930's?
Chinese characters and "Wing Chong" written on a piece of paper; circa 1910.
See also P2230. Translation: Top: Long Live the Republic of China. Right: Happy New Year. Left: Honorable Return with Fortune. Bottom, under Wing Chong: Tse Waisui.
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Chinese characters on a frame that say "long live China"; circa 1910.
Chinese writing along four edges with two lines at the bottom. See also P2073. Original scan is mirror image, needs to be reversed. Translation: Top: Long Live the Republic of China. Right: Return to the Orient with fortune. Left: Many Greetings and congratulations. Bottom: Sing Kee & Co / Pok Ju Lum (possibly a person's name)
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Photo of 2nd Anniversary of Cumberland Nationalist League
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.
Jack is 9-10 years old in this photo. ca. 1924-1925.
Three Gentlemen and 24 Children (one is Marie Lowe) Possibly Dressed for Empire Days 1939
Names: Marie Lowe (5th person from the left); Faye Leung (far right, between seated boy and standing man) Faye is now known as the "Hat Lady" who helped bring down the Vander Zalm Government. Date: May 21, 1939.
Portrait of Mr. Hui Yui, also known as Hui Fui-Yuen
Passport and Bill of Hui Yui, also known as Hui Fui-Yuen or Leong Hee, 1913
The bill is numbered: No. 9764 issued to Leong Hee; date of arrival 1913.
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Overdue fees notification from the Cumberland Chinese Nationalist League to Mr. Hwang Long-Pal
The envelope (A) is addressed to “Mr. Long-Pal.”; the letter (B) is a receipt from the Nationalist Party to Hwang Long-Pal, regarding his total payment in 1929. Dated: June 17, 1929; Photographed: 982.020.032 A (Letter); (Translated by: Sen-Shou Lin June, 4th, 1988).
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Overdue fees notification from the Cumberland Chinese Nationalist League to Mr. Hwang Long-Pal
Envelope translation: “Mr. Long- Pal.”; the receipt is from the Nationalist Party regarding Mr. Long-Pal’s payment on March 29, 1929. Photographed: 982.020.004 B (Receipt).
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Pay Statement for Wong Poy While Working as a Foreman
This pay statement is for Wong Poy, for working as a Foreman for William Hutton. Date: January, 8, 1938.
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Pay Statement from No.4 Mine for Wong Poy
This pay statement is from No.4 Mine to Wong Poy for $22.17. Date: December 13-26, 1931.
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Notice of Assesment to Wong Poy
Envelope B: Reads” Return to Provincial Assessor- Cumberland B.C.” and includes a Cumberland and postage stamp; The notice of assessment for Wong poy is for the fiscal year of 1931 stating payment is due by July, 31, 1932; Dated: June, 17,1932; Photographed: 982.020.030 A.
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Dress with Floral Pattern Worn by Mary Lee Wong
1930's style dress that was worn by Mae Leung's Mother- Mary Lee Wong of Halifax N.S.
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1930's Dress Worn by May Lee Wong
1930's style dress that was worn by Mae Leung's Mother - Mary Lee Wong of Halifax N.S.
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Baskets similar to this were given as a welcoming gift to mail order brides on their arrival from the old country. The baskets held a collection of buttons, slips of wool from a mail order company, needles, and thread.
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Bowl with Floral and Bird Design, From Chinatown, Cumberland, B.C.
Found in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. in the 1930's.
Used for smoking tobacco; Found in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. Date: ca. Late 1940's.
9 Chinese Coins from 1736-1796
This lamp was patented by the company “justrite” on December, 17th, 1903. May, 7th, 191?. And October, 28th, 1913-; three others pending. The lamp was given to Stan Douglas by Stan Lawrence: Mine Manager.
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Ink Drawing of a Shack in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
The shack in this drawing once stood in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.; Date: June 1968.
Ink Drawing of the Laundry Marker Shack in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
''The Laundry Marker'' shack once stood in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C. Date: June 1968.
Ink Drawing of Old Chinese Man with a Cane.
This is an ink drawing of an old man with a cane, signed "Dave Dean, June 68."