Business

Three unidentified men pose for a photo at an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. The man on the left, holding a camera attached to a strap worn around his neck, is a photographer. The other two men are businessmen. The businessman in the centre holds paper documents. The men stand in front of a wall with red and black vertical stripes. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Three unidentified businessmen pose for a photo standing in front of a fireplace in an unidentified dining room. A painting can be seen mounted on the wall above the mantelpiece of the fireplace. Light fixtures with two electric candles each can be seen mounted on either side of the painting. A wooden chair sits on the floor to the left of the fireplace.

Herb Doman and an unidentified businessman sit at a small dining table in an unidentified restaurant. The table is covered with a white tablecloth and laden with glasses of water and a small metal pitcher. An embroidered image of flowers is mounted on the wall behind the men.

Herb Doman speaks to an unidentified businessman in a conference room at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver, B.C. Herb, standing a full head taller than the other man, is likely standing on a soapbox or other raised platform cut off by the bottom edge of the photograph. The two men stand near a corner of the room by an exit door. A third man looks on from the left. A table stands in front of Herb, laden with a pitcher and two drinking glasses. Two chairs sit next to the table. The Pan Pacific Vancouver opened in January 1986 and has 503 rooms and suites, two restaurants, and a lounge.

In a dining room in an unidentified hotel, three unidentified businessmen pose for a photo standing in front of a fireplace with a mantelpiece. A table sits in front of the men, bearing a small stone statue of an otter by Fran Jenkins. An ornamental vase and a pine branch arrangement sit on the mantelpiece. A landscape painting featuring a river is mounted on the wall above the mantelpiece. Fran Jenkins is a Canadian artist who was born in 1933.

In a dining room in an unidentified hotel, two unidentified businessmen pose for a photo. A fireplace with a mantelpiece can be seen behind the men on the right of the photo. An ornamental vase and a pine branch arrangement sit on the mantelpiece. A painting of a river is mounted on the wall above the mantelpiece. A mirror is mounted on the wall to the left of the fireplace.

Six businessmen pose for a photo behind a desk in an unidentified office, standing in two rows of three. The leftmost man in the second row is Herb Doman. The men in the centre and on the right of the first row hold paper documents. The desk is laden with a paper tray and an ashtray with a cigar in it. Three chairs sit behind the desk. A smaller desk laden with binders an unidentified object stands against the wall behind the men. A landscape photograph of a rolling green field hangs on the wall in the background.

Herb Doman speaks with Harry Merlo and an unidentified businessman in an unidentified restaurant. The unidentified businessman holds a paper document. The three men are standing in the aisle between two dining tables. Helen Doman sits at the table to Herb's right, mostly obscured by Herb. Other dinner guests can be seen seated at dining tables in the foreground and background. Paper lantern-style light fixtures hang from the ceiling above the tables. Harry Merlo was an American businessman and philanthropist who was chief executive of Louisiana-Pacific Corporation. He also donated funds to the World Forestry Center.

Four businessmen pose for a photo at an unidentified venue during an unidentified function. The man on the right is Herb Doman. The man second from the left is Rick Doman. The man on the left is Harry Merlo. The man second from the right wears a name tag. Herb, Rick, and Harry hold drinking glasses. Dining tables with chairs can be seen placed against the rear wall of the room. More guests can be seen sitting at tables in the background. Sheer white curtains cover the windows in the background. Harry Merlo was an American businessman and philanthropist who was chief executive of Louisiana-Pacific Corporation. He also donated funds to the World Forestry Center.

In a dining room in an unidentified hotel, four men pose for a photo clinking champagne glasses together in front of a fireplace with a mantelpiece. The man second from the left is Herb Doman. The man second from the right is Rick Doman. A table sits in front of the men, bearing a small stone statue of an otter by Fran Jenkins. An ornamental vase and a pine branch arrangement sit on the mantelpiece. A landscape painting featuring a river is mounted on the wall above the mantelpiece. Two other men stand to the left, mostly cut off by the left edge of the photograph. Fran Jenkins is a Canadian artist who was born in 1933.