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Image of Gurdev S. Brar, an unidentified bride and unidentified family members posing for a group portrait. Brar, the bride and the family members are lined up and standing for the photo.
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Image of Gurdev S. Brar and three unidentified men sitting against the wall of the Gurdwara.
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Image of an unidentified bride and wedding guests in the Gurdwara. The bride is wearing a red salwar and walking with an unidentified man towards the front of the Gurdwara.
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Image of an unidentified bride and wedding guests in the Gurdwara. The bride is wearing a red salwar and walking towards the front of the Gurdwara.
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Indar Singh Gill is seated outside a house's front yard on a chair. On the chair next to Indar Singh is a chest that Indar Singh is holding. Indar Singh wears a formal grey suit, a red-patterned tie, and a blue turban.
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Group photo of Sukhwinder Bolla and four unidentified South Asian men playing kabbadi. The photo was taken outdoors and there is a crowd watching the group play.
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Group photo of the winning team in a Tug of War tournament at Hillcrest Mill, captured on July 1, 1929. Atma Singh Rai is reclining in the front row on the right hand side.
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Group of Sikh men in front of Sikh temple in Shanghai, China. The caption of the photograph reads "Shahidi Jatha from Canada and Shanghai to Jaito." The Shahidi Jatha groups were groups of dedicated Sikh men who went to Jaito via Shanghai to protest the colonial British government in India. In the photograph, the Sikh men are seen wearing garlands made out of marigold flowers to symbolize their dedication and willingness to fight until death. Some fighters were sent to convent colonies if captured. A group of men from Vancouver, Canada was sent along with this group to support the effort. There is a building visible in the back that has Sikh Temple Shanghai written on it.
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Image of the wedding guests sitting in the Gurdwara facing the front of the room.
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Image of four unidentified men sitting near the wall of the Gurdwara in the Prayer Room. An unidentified man is holding a chaur sahib.