Lee Mong Kow's family in Victoria
Chinese arch on Store Street, Victoria; erected for the visit of the Governor General, the Marquess of Lorne
Joss House in Victoria; located on Cormorant Street, Victoria
Joss House in Victoria; located on Cormorant Street, Victoria
Part of Victoria's Chinatown
The altar of a Chinese Joss house; said to be the palace of the saints; at the Chinese Benevolent Association, Victoria
[Chinatown]
[Chinatown]
Island life and places
Island life and places
[Chinese Temple in Victoria's Chinatown]
[Chinese Temple in Victoria's Chinatown]
[Chinese New Year parade, dragon dance, etc.]
[Chinese New Year parade, dragon dance, etc.]
[Victoria's Chinatown -- Chinese culture]
[Victoria's Chinatown -- Chinese culture]
[Chinese parade]
[Chinese parade]
[Fan Tan Alley]
[Fan Tan Alley]
[Bawlf presentation]
[Bawlf presentation]
[Chinatown buildings]
[Chinatown buildings]
[Chinese New Year celebrations]
[Chinese New Year celebrations]
[Chinatown]
[Chinatown]
[Chinese Benevolent Club]
[Chinese Benevolent Club]
[Chinatown & renovation plans]
[Chinatown & renovation plans]
[CHEK-TV news film -- December 1979 and January-August 1980]
[CHEK-TV news film -- December 1979 and January-August 1980]
[CHEK-TV news film -- Victoria construction #1]
[CHEK-TV news film -- Victoria construction #1]
Rev. Yee Jing Chow interview
Rev. Yee Jing Chow interview
James Chan interview
James Chan interview
Ruth [pseudonym] interview
Ruth [pseudonym] interview
Nancy [pseudonym] interview
Nancy [pseudonym] interview
"Views in the Chinese quarter, Victoria, BC."
Chinese children on the sidewalk on Fisgard Street; Chinese new year; Victoria
Joss House, Victoria, B.C.
Interior of a Chinese Joss House, Victoria
![Chinese josh [joss] house](/uploads/r/null/0/3/e/03eb8b877dea2981c41d9d43ec1c400fb870c864ba7ca184172690f4bfc22630/F-06762_142.jpg)
Chinese josh [joss] house
Interior of a Joss House, Chinatown, Victoria
