Sub-series 1.9: Miscellaneous photographs

Image of the first Mayo Lumber Co. sawmill, which opened on March 9, 1918.

Image of two unidentified young girls standing on a wooden walkway infront of stacks of lumber and wooden building.

Image of a man transporting piles of lumber on a large vehicle near the railroad tracks. Photo labelled 'Dad'. more

Image of a railroad track running along rows of wooden buildings.

Image of building with large smokestack near cutover lands.

Image of locomotive with chimney smoking stopped at wood building

Portrait of Mayo Singh.

Image of a group of nine Japanese Canadian men at a road camp after being forcibly removed from their homes by the Canadian government.

Image of three men standing infront of locomotive train loaded with lumber on back train cars.

This document is an open invitation to the Paldi reunion in 1998. Contents include date. place, cost, what to bring and how to RSVP for the event.

Group portrait of nineteen women and their children.

Image of Lum Buck Chew with his arm around his grandson at his home. Lum worked for the Mayo Lumber Co. and his family was one of only four Chinese Canadian families in Paldi.

Image of (from left to right) Clarence Martin, Toemon Urabe, and Basant Singh with the train being brought to the B.C. Forest Museum (now the BC Forest Discovery Centre).

Image of the Mayo family and others exiting a house.

Image a group of women and children in front of a row of garages opposite the Mayo family home. Jindo Mayo is standing in the center with her mother, Bishan Kour, two to the left of her.