Doman Family Album 2

An unidentified businessman sits behind a desk in an unidentified office at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. With his left hand, the businessman holds up a small black poodle that was seated in the chair to the right of him. The poodle is wearing a yellow prize ribbon. The desk is laden with various paper documents. Four clipboards can be seen pinned to the wall in the background.

Two unidentified men stand mid-conversation at an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. The man on the left is dressed in a formal suit and tie, and is wearing a turban. The man on the right is a dressed in a knit sweater with a collared shirt underneath. The corner of the room can be seen behind them, with a door frame on the right and a mounted light fixture… more

A small black poodle stands in the rain soaked parking lot outside of the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. The poodle is wearing a yellow prize ribbon. Various automobiles sit parked in the parking lot. A billboard stands near to the edge of the parking lot. Trees and powerlines under an overcast sky can be seen in the background.

Four businessmen stand mid-conversation in a crowded room at an unidentified company function. The man on the right, facing away from the camera, is Herb Doman. Herb and the man facing him both hold cigars and drinking glasses. The man on the left also holds a drinking glass. A table stands to the left of the men. It is covered with a white tablecloth and laden with coffee cups, utensils, saucers… more

In a room at an unidentified resort hotel, Herb Doman meets with two unidentified businessmen. Herb Doman and one businessman sit on wicker chairs behind a glass coffee table, with the other businessman sitting on a sofa opposite them. The table is laden with paper napkins, plastic cocktail picks, empty glass bottles, and drinks in hurricane glasses. A potted fern sits by the wall to the left of… more

An unidentified businessman sits at a table in an unidentified restaurant. The businessman is looking at a paper document on the table in front of him. The shoulder of another unidentified man can be seen to the right of the man. Tables and chairs can be seen in the background. Other restaurant patrons can be seen in the background. Floral arrangements and chandeliers can be seen hanging from the… more

Cover of the March 1987 issue of Equity magazine, featuring a headshot portrait of Herb Doman with one hand resting on his chin. A blurb recounts that Herb is "trying hard to remain everyone's favourite little lumber guy". more

Photo of Herb Doman standing in front of some lumber stamped with the Doman Industries logo.

An unidentified young boy poses for a photo sitting astride a bicycle in a parking lot. A helicopter sits parked in the parking lot behind the boy. Unidentified people can be seen milling about the parking lot in the background. Automobiles sit parked along the rear edge of the parking lot. A nondescript building abuts the right edge of the parking lot. Trees and fences under an overcast sky can… more

Eight unidentified men and one unidentified woman stand in a parking lot. The rightmost man is mostly obscured by a small evergreen tree. Automobiles can be seen parked in the parking lot behind the crowd. A ninth unidentified man stands near to the automobiles in the background. A sign board stands at the edge of the parking lot. Trees, utility poles, and street lamps under an overcast sky can… more

Three unidentified people pose for a photo standing in front of a door in an unidentified building. The person on the left is an elderly woman. She holds a purse under her left arm. The other two people appear to be businessmen.

Excerpt of a framed commemorative photo collage celebrating Herb Doman's history in the B.C. lumber industry. This photo only shows the dedication plaque at the centre of the collage. more

A printed copy of a quote from Herb Doman's son, Rick Doman, written when Rick was CEO of Doman Industries. The quote concerns how Herb Doman's efforts in the lumber industry were a way of honouring the dreams of his father, Attar Doman. more

An award presented to Herb Doman by the Nanaimo Harbour Commission during the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Duke Point sawmill. The award recognizes the unidentified Doman Industries location as the first user of the Duke Point shipping terminal. The award consists of a wooden board decorated with the logo of the Port of Nanaimo, which depicts the outline of a lighthouse in front of three wavy… more

An award presented by Tim-Br-Marts to Doman Industries in recognition of their purchases during the year of 1984 exceeding one million dollars. The award consists of a wooden board fixed with a small metal badge and a larger plaque. The badge depicts the Tim-Br-Marts logo surrounded by a laurel wreath. A metal relief sculpture surrounding the plaque depicts a rolled-up paper scroll in front of… more