Doman, Harbanse Singh

In an unidentified office, Herb Doman poses for a photo with former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell. Both men wear name tags. Campbell has his left hand on Herb's shoulder. A Canadian flag hangs in front of the wall in the background. Gordon Campbell is a retired Canadian diplomat and politician belonging to the B.C. Liberal Party. He was the 35th mayor of Vancouver from 1986 to 1993, the Leader of the Opposition between February 17, 1994 and June 5, 2001, and the 34th premier of British Columbia from 2001 to 2011.

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.

Herb Doman and three unidentified men pose for a photo in front of a helicopter parked on the lawn of an unidentified manor-style house. Herb stands second from the left. The three men on the left are dressed in business suits, while the man on the right wears what looks like a military uniform. A stand of trees under a clear sky can be seen in the background.

Herb Doman and four other businessmen stand at a dock where a Cessna 185 "Skywagon" seaplane is moored. Herb, holding a briefcase, stands to the right of the seaplane with one other man. A third man stands on the seaplane's left pontoon, his left arm halfway into the open door of the seaplane's cabin. Two other men stand in the foreground on a pier connected to the dock. The cabin of a small boat can be seen to their right, with the rest of the boat obscured by the edge of the photograph. A lake stretches out behind the dock. A line of thin, warehouse-like buildings can be seen across the lake. Forests and distant mountains under an overcast sky can be seen in the background.

Herb Doman stands at the muddy shore of a lake with a workman wearing a hard hat. Both men are wearing rain boots. Behind them, a large drain pipe spews thick, black runoff into the foamy surface of the lake. Further down the shore, short nondescript buildings and long freestanding shelters stand by a muddy slope opposite a tall utility pole. A cloud of smoke hangs close to the ground to the right of these buildings. Distant forests and mountains under a clear sky can be seen in the background.

Four men and two women pose for a photo standing in a parking lot by a roadway abutting a short rockface. The man third from the left is Herb Doman. The woman second from the left is Helen Doman. Helen and the leftmost woman both carry purses. The men on the right and third from the right both wear hardhats. Sparse trees under a clear sky can be seen in the background.

In an unidentified government building, two men and three women pose for a photo. The man second from the right is Herb Doman. The woman second from the left is Helen Doman. Herb, Helen, and the woman on the right are wearing name tags on lanyards. On the wall behind them, three flagpoles are mounted in front of a large mirror.

At a party, Herb Doman speaks to an unidentified businessman, who smiles at him. Other guests can be seen milling about in the background.

A: Herb Doman poses for a photo with an unidentified businessman at a buffet table in an unidentified restaurant in Victoria, B.C. Both men are holding plates of food. A food warmer full of roasted potatoes, a tray of sliced roast meat, and a small bowl of sauce can be seen on the table in front of them. A buffet attendant stands at the right, looking at the camera and holding a carving knife and carving fork towards the tray of meat. More dinner guests can be seen milling about in the background. Two doors are visible on the walls behind them. B: A printed card provided to buffet attendees clarifying that the buffet is compliments of Bill Bennett, then Premier of British Columbia.

Nine businessmen pose for a photo in front of a helicopter parked in a Doman Industries lumber yard. Herb Doman stands third from the left. Stacks of lumber under a cloudy sky can be seen in the background.