Boats and boating

The research vessel Coulson Marine One floats in a body of water abutting a steep forested hillside. Three helicopters sit parked on board the Couslon Marine One, one on a raised platform at the bow, one amidst the other cargo in the centre of the deck, and one on a raised platform at the stern behind the bridge. A seaplane floats in the water off the portside of the Coulson Marine One. The Seaworker is a landing craft and research vessel built in 1965 in Esquimalt, B.C. It initially sailed under the name Frank Broderick and then under Coulson Marine One between 1995 and 1997.

The recto from the interior of a birthday card made for Herb Doman's 60th birthday. This page includes a pen and marker illustration of a tugboat pulling a shipping barge through an inlet abutted by a forested coastline. A wood processing plant sits on top of the shipping barge, identified as the Vancouver Division.

The interior of a birthday card made for Herb Doman's 60th birthday. The verso of the card includes birthday wishes and signatures from fourteen people. The recto of the card includes a pen and marker illustration of a tugboat pulling a shipping barge through an inlet abutted by a forested coastline. A wood processing plant sits on top of the shipping barge, identified as the Vancouver Division.

A pen and marker caricature of Herb Doman. Herb sits in a chair behind the desk in his office. Herb's desk is laden with a desk lamp, a digital clock, and a mechanical calculator. Herb holds a paper document in both hands. A thought bubble above Herb's head contains a lit lightbulb. The door to the office can be seen in the background. An image of a jockey riding a horse in front of an audience hangs on the wall in the background.

Four people sit at the minibar in the cabin of Harry Merlo's boat. The man seated on the right is Herb Doman. The bar is laden with drinking glasses, coffee cups and glass goblets containing bar snacks. Two small yellow candles sit at either corner of the bar. A small vase of flowers sits on the bar in the extreme foreground. Harry Merlo's hands extend into frame from the left edge of the photograph, holding an unidentified object. Harry stands behind the bar facing a recessed section of the bar with a sink and faucet. The recessed section of the bar is laden with a dish towel, a cutting board, a bottle of Irish Cream Liqueur, two coffee pots, a coffee cup, several drinking glasses, a book of matches, and two glasses containing cocktail picks. The slanted, wooden walls of the boat cabin can be seen in the background under a low ceiling with several pot lights. 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.

A photo taken from a very low angle In the cabin of Harry Merlo's boat. Harry Merlo, clapping his hands in front of his face, stands behind the minibar mid-conversation with three people seated at the minibar. The man seated on the left is Herb Doman. The slanted, wooden walls of the boat cabin can be seen in the background under a low ceiling with several pot lights. A pitch-black sky can be seen through the windows on the walls of the boat cabin. 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 the cabin of his boat, Harry Merlo stands behind the minibar and addresses four people seated at the minibar. The man seated on the left is Herb Doman. A small yellow candle and a coffee cup sit on the bar. The slanted, wooden walls of the boat cabin can be seen in the background under a low ceiling with several pot lights. A pitch-black sky can be seen through the windows on the walls of the boat cabin. 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.

Herb Doman sits at the minibar in the cabin of Harry Merlo's boat. A coffee cup and a glass of alcohol sit on the bar in front of Herb. An unidentified businessman sits to the left of Herb, holding an empty drinking glass with both hands. Two small yellow candles sit at either corner of the bar. Coffee cups and glass goblets containing bar snacks sit on the bar at either end, beyond the candles. Harry Merlo stands behind the bar opposite the other two men facing a recessed section of the bar with a sink and faucet. The recessed section of the bar is laden with a dish towel, a cutting board, a bottle of alcohol, two coffee pots, a coffee cup and a drinking glass. The slanted, wooden walls of the boat cabin can be seen in the background.

In the cabin of Harry Merlo's boat, Herb Doman and Harry Merlo pose for a photo with two men and one woman. Herb Doman stands in the middle while Harry Merlo stands second from the right. Both men have their arms around the shoulders of the people standing next to them. The foot rail of the boat's minibar and two bar chairs can be seen in the background. A small television set can be seen on a counter in the background. The slanted, wooden walls of the boat cabin can be seen in the background under a low ceiling with several pot lights. 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 the cabin of Harry Merlo's boat, Herb Doman and Harry Merlo pose for a photo with three other businessmen. Herb Doman stands in the middle while Harry Merlo stands second from the right. Both men have their arms around the shoulders of the men standing next to them. A small television set can be seen on a counter in the background. The slanted, wooden walls of the boat cabin can be seen in the background under a low ceiling with several pot lights. 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.