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The black settlers on Saltspring Island in the nineteenth century / Charles C. Irby
The item is a 1972 paper by Charles C. Irby titled "The black settlers on Saltspring Island in the nineteenth century". The paper was presented at the 35th annual meeting of the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, Hayward, California, June 15, 1972.
Sylvia Stark's Story / Marie Albertina (Stark) Wallace
The item is a photocopy of "Sylvia Stark's Story" written by Marie Albertina (Stark) Wallace, a Black woman from Saltspring Island.
Negroes, Finns, Sikhs: Education and Community Experience in British Columbia. Unpublished paper presented to Inter-University Committee on Canadian Slavs, Ottawa, 1971.
Presented by C.P. Czartoryski, Vancouver, 1976.
Negro settlement in British Columbia / James William Pilton
The item is a copy of a thesis by James William Pilton titled "Negro settlement in British Columbia." iv, 248 leaves: maps, illus. Thesis (MA) - University of British Columbia, 1951. Bibliography: leaves 240-248.
Early Negro settlement in Victoria / James William Pilton
The item is copy of a thesis by James William Pilton titled "Early Negro settlement in Victoria." iv, l04 leaves. Thesis (BA) - University of British Columbia, 1949. Bibliography: leaves 101-104.
Studio portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander.
Willis Stark, son of Sylvia Stark; James Anderson on the right.
Fielding William Spotts of Vancouver, at the age of 78.
Mr. Richard Stokes, kept a livery stable on Broughton Street, above Blanshard.
Thomas Alexander, eldest son of Charles and Nancy Alexander.
John Thomas Pierre's Tailor Shop On Fort Street Near Blanshard Street, Victoria.
Construction of BC/Alaska Highway, Sikanni Chief River Bridge
First permanent bridge constructed as part of the Alaska Highway. Built by one of the African-American U.A. Army Corps of Engineers regiments, the 95th Engineer General Service Regiment.
Fielding Spotts, a Black pioneer; father of Fielding William Spotts.
Willis Stark, Salt Spring Island, eldest son of Sylvia Stark.
