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Diary

Diary

Diary of Roberts' daily observations on operating the Church of England's mission on Kuper Island.

There's A Lot To See in B.C.

There's A Lot To See in B.C.

Item consists of 1 audio recording entitled "There's A Lot To See in B.C." recorded by the Dixieland Express Jazz Band and featuring a trumpet solo by the Minister of Tourism, Claude Richmond. Side A contains the title track, "There's A Lot To See in B.C." and side B contains the song "Twelfth Street Rag." The record sleeve contains the lyrics for the title track. The recording was created for Expo '86.

BC Ministry of Forests staff group photograph

BC Ministry of Forests staff group photograph

Item is a black and white photograph showing 62 BC Ministry of Forests staff including Deputy Minister Mike Apsey, Assistant Deputy Minister Ralpa Robbins, Chief Forester Bill Young, and others, likely in 1979. A numbered silhouette on the verso names each individual in the photograph.

Memorandum of co-operation between the Province of British Columbia and the State of Washington

Memorandum of co-operation between the Province of British Columbia and the State of Washington

The item consists of a two page memorandum of co-operation dated July 10 1972. The memorandum is signed by Premier W.A.C. Bennett and Washington State Governor Daniel J. Evans and is an agreement to protect the common water boundary consisting of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Strait of Georgia, Puget Sound and their adjacent waters from the dangers of oil spills.

British Columbia. Dept. of the Provincial Secretary

The record of Herb Capozzi [and] Evan Wolfe

The record of Herb Capozzi [and] Evan Wolfe

Item consists of 1 vinyl sound disc comprised of re-election campaign recordings of Herb Capozzi and Evan Wolfe, two Social Credit MLAs for Vancouver Centre. The recording covers each candidates electoral platform for the 1969 election and was circulated to constituents. The recordings are introduced by broadcaster Jim MacDonald.

Fort Langley servants

Fort Langley servants

The item is a photocopy of an 1856 list of servants at Fort Langley. Some names have comments written next to them regarding their rate of pay or other particulars.

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