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Western heritage : Fort Langley - five decades of change : [parts 1 and 2]
Part of Ida Halpern fonds
Documentary. About Fort Langley. Features hereditary Kwakiutl music compiled and recorded by Dr. Ida Halpern, sung by Mungo Martin.
Minute books.
East Chilliwack Women's Institute
Correspondence outward and membership lists
Correspondence outward, 1959-1967 (2 vols.) and membership lists, 1953-1970 (2 vols.).
Ryder Lake Farmers' Institute
Minutes of meetings of a committee consisting of federal, provincial, municipal and private relief agency representatives relating to the 1948 Fraser River flood emergency.
British Columbia Flood Relief Committee
Minute books (6 volumes).
Ryder Lake Farmers' Institute
Women's Institute. Hope Women's Institute.
Part of Hope Women's Institute fonds
Minute book.
Hope Women's Institute
Women's Institute. Huntingdon Women's Institute.
Minute books, 1923-1924, 1971-1978; cash books, 1923-1928, 1974-1978.
Presented by Ida Boyd, Secretary Treasurer, Provincial Women's Institutes, 1978.
Huntingdon Women's Institute
Women's Institute. Mission City Women's Institute.
Minute books, 1961-1980; membership book, 1957-1980.
Mission City Women's Institute
Denys Nelson papers re British Columbia Indians
Part of Denys Nelson fonds
Denys Nelson was a pharmacist in Vancouver, B.C. Records consist of newspaper clippings, correspondence, field notes, photographs re the British Columbia Indians including art, stone carvings, totem poles, houses, canoes, funerals, graves, obituaries of chiefs, weddings, potlatches, fishing, trapping, social life, political affairs, land claims, and missionaries; "The life and work of Father Coccola as related to Denys Nelson," 103 pages, typescript, 1924; "Place Names of the Delta of the Fraser," by Denys Nelson, typescript, 1927; notes on places and buildings in Vancouver, and the Fraser Valley; notes from an address by Harlan I. Smith, Dominion Archaeologist, to the Women's Canadian Club, Vancouver, 1925.
Nelson, Denys, 1876-1929
[Prescribed burn (deciduous), Cultus Lake]
Part of Forest Service films
Stock shots. Footage of Cultus Lake and its immediate surroundings, and of a helicopter using a helitorch to ignite a prescribed burn of slash and deciduous cover adjacent to the lake. The progress of the burn is shown, with some footage shot at a slower camera speed (to provide accelerated motion?).
Promotional film. For Vantel's application to the Board of Broadcast Governors for a television broadcasting license, company president Art Jones introduces samples of proposed programming. These include "Van-O-Rama," a TV journal of local interest; a news program; a discussion of metropolitan planning in Vancouver with Warnett Kennedy; a football game; a children's show; a variety show featuring a female singer and a barbershop quartet; a West Indian dance performed by an ethnic dance troupe from UBC; a large grad choir, etc. Includes footage of simulated TV studio operations; an Artray film crew at a tree nursery, on the waterfront and in Fraser Valley; views of Port Moody waterfront and Vancouver skyline.
Chilliwack Supreme Court civil case files
Civil case files, 4/1939; 1/1942 - 46/1949 with the exception of probate, divorce and adoption files which have been removed from this series and are filed separately.
British Columbia. Supreme Court (Chilliwack)
Register of judgments for cases heard in both the County and Supreme Courts.
British Columbia. County Court (Chilliwack)
Registrar's record books. Volume 1: October 12, 1927 - July 27, 1938; December 13, 1944. Volume includes entries from the Supreme Court. Volume 2: October 1945 - December 1947. Volume includes entries from Chambers.
British Columbia. County Court (Chilliwack)
Chilliwack County Court civil case files
Civil case files, 1947-1949 with the exception of probate/estate files (GR-2205) which are filed separately.
British Columbia. County Court (Chilliwack)
Chilliwack County Court case files from appeals of criminal convictions
Case files from appeals of criminal convictions.
British Columbia. County Court (Chilliwack)
Chilliwack Supreme Court criminal case files
Criminal case files: 28/47 Rex v. Gus M. Sandwick and 29/47 Rex v. Oliver Lindstrom.
British Columbia. Supreme Court (Chilliwack)
Chilliwack Supreme Court letters probate
Letters probate (Form A).
British Columbia. Supreme Court (Chilliwack)
Chilliwack Supreme Court letters of administration with wills annexed
Letters of administration with wills annexed (Form B).
British Columbia. Supreme Court (Chilliwack)
Chilliwack Supreme Court letters of administration
Letters of administration (Form C).
British Columbia. Supreme Court (Chilliwack)
[Roberts Bank rail routes : newsclip]
Part of Lew M. Parry fonds
Promotional film. Shows the relative merits of three proposed rail routes from the Fraser Valley to the Roberts Bank coal port. Composed of shots from the film RAIL ROUTES TO ROBERTS BANK (see), this silent news clip was intended for press or PR release.
Part of Lew M. Parry fonds
Industrial film. Discusses the relative merits of three proposed rail routes from the Fraser Valley to the Roberts Bank coal port.
Chilliwack and Fraser Valley way points
Part of Kenneth A. Hodgson fonds
The item consists of a film record of BC Electric passenger railway routes and interurban service in the Fraser Valley. It shows the line's last run before it shut down in 1950. One sections documents the entire route, from the Interurban Train Depot at Hastings and Carrall in Vancouver, through New Westminster, across the Fraser River, through Surrey, Cloverdale, Langley Prairie, Clayburn, Abbotsford (and other way points) to Chilliwack. Derelict cars are scrapped and burned at the Kitsilano yards under Burrard Street Bridge.
"Typical small fruit farm in the Fraser Valley, British Columbia"
Part of John William Clark fonds
Chilliwack. First milk hauling truck, owned by A. Edmondson
Community Doukhobor women picking fruit in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia
Back row from left to right: Anastasia Samorodin; Varvara Vlasov; Tatyana L. Gritchin; Anastasia Popoff (daughter of Peter K. Fofonoff); Elizabeth N. Perepelkin (daughter of Larry Fofonoff); the next two are owners of the orchard; Anna Samsonoff (nee Suttotina); Simeon Salikin; Pelageya Fateevna Tomilin (daughter of Michael I. Subkov); Anastasia Pictin (daughter of Peter Planidin); Irina Fed. Maslova (daughter of Wasili M Maloff and maria Postnikoff (daughter of F.M. Evdokimov).
Centre row from left to right: Pelageya M. Sotnikov (daughter of Andrew Chernoff) Tatyana V. Argatova (daughter of V.V. Kootnikov); Agafiya Gr. Malahkova (daughter of Michael P. Chernoff); Anna E. Planidin (daughter of I.V. Soloveoff ; Nasia Mahortoff (daughter of Andrew Bloodoff) and Varnara N. Popoff (daughter of A.N. Voykin).
First row from left to right: Agafiya Wasilenkoff (daughter of Ignat Antefaev); Pelegaya Chernenkoff (daughter of Michael Koftinoff); Anna Dm. Shlahoff (daughter of Steven Zhevotkoff); Anastasia T. Savenkoff (daughter of Ivan I. Novokshonoff); unidentified; Varvara S. Obedkoff (daughter of Ivan Strelioff) and Agafiya M. Sotnikoff (daughter of Gr. Ivin).
Fish at the mouth of Hatzic Lake eating salmon fry
Fish eating salmon fry; Hatzic Slough