Sub-series 1.9: Miscellaneous photographs

Image of two unidentified men. One of the men is standing ontop of a pile of logs.

Image of Clarence Martin in a Mayo Lumber Co. 3-spot train.

Image of a railroad locomotive carrying lumber across a wood bridge.

Image of the planer mill at the Sooke Lake operation for either the Mayo Lumber Co. or the Kapoor Lumber Co.

Image of a brick building with a large plaque near the double doors.

Image of a lumber mill with smokestacks and railroad cars nearby.

Image of Mayo Lumber Company Mill, near the railroad tracks and automobiles driving by.

Image of Tomojiro Inouye sitting outside his home with a small cat and dog.

Image of Frankie Imamura, Ruth Imamura, their father K. Imamura, Betty Imamura, and Haraj Singh.

Image of the Toyota family, two boys and one girl.

Image of an unidentified group of women wearing dupattas and children posing for a group photo outside.

Image of Bishan Kour (right) and Kushali Kour standing next to a table with flowers in vases. Bishan and Kushali were sisters in law, since Kushali was married to Mayo's brother Ghania. more

Four images of family portraits, copied three times. One is of an unidentified father and his two children, next is an unidentified mother and her baby, next are two unidentified children and last is an unidentified child holding an apple.

Four images of family portraits. One is of an unidentified woman, next is of an unidentified woman and her son, next is an unidentified girl, and last is an unidentified mother and father and their two children.

This document contains a newspaper article from The Island written by Edith Belton. The contents focus on Okada, and their historical uncovering of the town of Paldi, B.C. and the close ties between Japanese and South Asian settlers around the time of the second World War.