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Herb Doman speaks with two other men in a rain-soaked parking lot during an unidentified Doman Industries ribbon-cutting ceremony. Three cars are parked to the right of the men, another parked car is cut off by the leftmost edge of the photo. A small shed stands beyond the edge of the lot to their right. Part of another lot can be seen behind them, containing fences, piles of dirt or gravel, and various industrial scaffolds. Mills and related industrial buildings can be seen far in the background. A forested coastline is visible behind the mills.
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Four men pose for a photo in a rain-soaked parking lot during an unidentified Doman Industries ribbon-cutting ceremony. The man second from the left holds an open umbrella and has his right hand on the leftmost man's shoulder. The man second from the right wears a hardhat and holds a closed umbrella. The rightmost man wears a jacket bearing the Uniroyal logo. A transport truck and an industrial crane are parked at the edge of the dock behind the men. Forested hills are visible across the water.
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A two-page handwritten note by Doman Industries employee Don Morgan concerning two anecdotes about Herb Doman and his employees.
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Photo of an unidentified group of 81 sawmill workers who lived in the bunkhouses in Paldi, B.C. in 1935. Item is a paper print of the photo.
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Group photo of workers at Kapoor Lumber Company, Sooke Lake.
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Group photo of the "donkey" crew on Hill 60, Kapoor Lumber Company, Sooke Lake. South Asian-owned Kapoor Lumber Company at Sooke Lake was notorious for paying lower wages to its Asian workers. For this reason it was a target for union organizing in the 1940s
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Portrait of a Sikh millworker at the Fraser Mills. Fraser Mills (Canadian Western Lumber Company) was a vast lumber plant on the north shore of the Fraser River, in what was then the Francophone community of Maillardville – now a suburb of Coquitlam.
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Group photo of lumber mills workers at the Fraser Mills. Fraser Mills (Canadian Western Lumber Company) was a vast lumber plant on the north shore of the Fraser River, in what was then the Francophone community of Maillardville – now a suburb of Coquitlam.
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Photo of lumber miill workers at the Fraser Mills. Fraser Mills (Canadian Western Lumber Company) was a vast lumber plant on the north shore of the Fraser River, in what was then the Francophone community of Maillardville – now a suburb of Coquitlam.
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Group photo of Sikh sawmill workers.