SFU AtoM

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-0-1
Item
1942-01-21

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Multiple stamps and reference numbers on front and back of photo. A paper with text is glued to the reverse, reading: "634822…New York Bureau. Canada rounds up Jap fishing vessels. Canada--A few hours after Canada went to war with Japan, the Canadian Navy was rounding up all Pacific coast fishing craft operated by persons of Japanese origin. It has now been announced that these craft, tied up at Steveston, on Vancouver Island, will be leased or bought from their owners and operated by white fishermen. The seizure of boats was done on a friendly basis. Here, the Union Jack goes up on one of the Japanese fishing vessels immobilized by the Canadian Navy. Jap fishermen will not be allowed to operate during the war. Credit (Official Canadian Navy photo from ACME) Full DJH LV FTW SF 1-21-42 (SA)

[Numerous families standing outside a wooden building in the snow]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-1-1
Item
[ca. 1942-1945?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

[Close-up of multiple individuals standing outside in the snow, some with wreaths]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-1-2
Item
[ca. 1942-1945?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

[Studio portrait of a family - real-photo postcard]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-1
Item
1936-08

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Photographer: Columbia Studio, 313 Main St., Vancouver, B.C.

[Studio portrait of a man in a suit - real-photo postcard]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-10
Item
[ca.1925-1940?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Photographer: Main Studio, [G. Nakamashi?], Vancouver B.C.

[Toddler with toy standing on stacks of wood]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-11
Item
[ca.1925-1940?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Possible Japanese characters written on reverse of photo

[Man in uniform standing at water's edge in front of a building]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-12
Item
[ca.1935-1945?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

[Outdoor portrait of a man and woman - real-photo postcard]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-2
Item
1925

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Photographer: Columbia Studio, 313 Main St., Vancouver, B.C. Annotation from original album page reads : "1925. [Japanese characters] Miss H.H. Mr. M.H"

[Studio portrait of a man and woman]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-3
Item
1927

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Annotation from original album page reads : "1927. Mr. S.S."

[Studio portrait of a man and woman]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-4
Item
[ca.1925-1940?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Photographer: Main Studio, Vancouver, B.C.

[Studio portrait of a woman standing next to a chair]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-5
Item
[ca.1925-1940?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Annotations in Japanese on reverse of photograph except for the words "Ocean Falls"

[Outdoor portrait of a man, woman and baby - real-photo postcard]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-6
Item
[ca.1925-1940?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

[Studio portrait of a man in a suit - real-photo postcard]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-7
Item
[ca.1925-1940?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

"J.E. Osaka" written in ink on the photograph

[Studio portrait of a man in a suit - real-photo postcard]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-8
Item
[ca.1925-1940?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Photographer: Main Studio, 204 Main Street, Vancouver B.C. Japanese characters written in ink on the photograph

[Two men, outdoors, in ceremonial dress - real-photo postcard]

MsC-215-0-1-0-0-2-9
Item
[ca.1925-1940?]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

[Postcard of C.P.R. [Canadian Pacific Railway] Hotel, Vancouver, ca. 1908]

MsC-215-0-2-0-0-0-1
Item
[before 1908-01-03]

Part of Japanese Canadian Historical collection

Japanese characters stamped on front of postcard. Address on reverse is written in English to a Mr. B. [Hamaoka?] in Seattle, WA, but text of postcard is written in Japanese.

Judy, Bill Atkinson (our first Finance Officer), Norman Klenman : Jan. ’75, application, Van. BC