RECORDED: [location unknown], 1964-09-19 SUMMARY: Mrs. Ellen Trounsen came to Phoenix in 1909, and took up barbering in 1910 with her husband. She describes the hairstyles of the time. She describes several people who had all sorts of different occupations. She describes twenty-six hotels in Phoenix in 1900, half of them closed by 1911, the flu epidemic of 1918, prohibition, the fact that women never went into the saloons, many deaths in the mines, drinking, pranks and dancing. As well, she describes Greenwood and the three buildings she owned.

RECORDED: Sechelt (B.C.), 1982-03-15 SUMMARY: Mr. Derby lived on the Sunshine Coast, where he raised his family by taking on a variety of jobs, including logging, chicken farming and barbering. He also took an interest in the boys of the community, and taught boxing, baseball and other sports.

Interview. An interview with Corky Knight, who started a barbershop in Kitsilano in 1955. He talks about the changes in the area when people went from crew-cuts to long hair.