Duncan

Photo of the exterior of the Paldi gurdwara. The outside of the gurdwara reads, "Paldi Sikh Temple."

Photo of platform for a flag pole. The platform reads, "Sikh Temple 1919."

Photo of the Sikh symbol, the khanda, on fence surrounding a flagpole at the Paldi Sikh Temple, Duncan, B.C.

Photo of bottom of flag pole surrounded by a fence taken at the Paldi Sikh Temple, Duncan, B.C. There is trees visible in the background. There is a farm visible in the background.

Photo of bottom of flag pole that is surrounded by a fence taken at the Paldi Sikh Temple, Duncan, B.C. There are trees visible in the background.

Newspaper clipping with a photo of the Mayo Lumber Company's locomotive. The caption with the photograph reads, "This photo was taken in 1937 on southern Vancouver Island. From left: Clarence Martin (fireman), Gus Bergman (engineer), and Hugh Douglas (brakeman) standing beside Shay locomotive No.3, owned by the Mayo Lumber Company. No.3 is now owned by the BC Forest Discovery Centre, on loan to the Kettle Valley Steam Railway."

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.

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 businessmen pose for a photo at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. The man on the right is Rick Doman. The man on the left holds a drinking glass. The corner of the room can be seen behind them, with a door frame on the left and a mounted light fixture with five large electric candles on the right. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Three businessmen stand mid-conversation at an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. The man on the left is Rick Doman. The corner of the room can be seen behind them, with a door frame on the right and a mounted light fixture with five large electric candles on the left. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.