Doman, Harbanse Singh

At an unidentified dinner, five men sit at a dining table in a restaurant, all wearing business suits. Herb Doman sits third from the right. Former Premier Bill Bennett sits third from the left. A man identified as "Don," sits second from the left. The table is laden with cups, plates, utensils, and a wine bottle. Other guests can be seen dining in the background. William Richards Bennett was the 27th premier of British Columbia from 1975 to 1986.

A young Herb Doman poses for a photo with two other men. The three are standing at a dock with mooring posts and boats visible behind it. Herb and the man in the centre are dressed casually, and are both wearing flannel jackets. The man in the centre also wears a hardhat and work boots. The man on the right wears a business suit. Distant mountains can be seen in the background.

Herb Doman poses for a photo at an unidentified dinner. An unidentified man sits to his left. More dinner guests can be seen seated at tables in the background.

at the ribbon-cutting for the gala opening of Doman's Self-Serve Centre, four well-dressed men pose for a photo while waiting in the parking lot. The leftmost man is unidentified, and the others are, from left to right, Gordy, Herb, and Ted Doman. A van is parked behind them. A signboard advertising the event can be seen in the corner of the parking lot. Utility poles, street lamps, roads and an elevated viaduct can be seen in the background.

At a Doman Industries company function in November of 1965, Herb Doman hands a "Driver of the Year Award" trophy to one of his employees. Herb stands behind a table fitted with a podium and a microphone and laden with various cups, plates, salt and pepper shakers and hors d'oeuvres. Three other attendees are standing beside Herb, but they are obscured by the Trophy or cut off by the edge of the photograph. The award recipient stands on the opposite side of the table.

Herb Doman, age 15, stands in the front yard of a small house wearing a patterned sweater.

Portrait of Herb Doman wearing a business suit. He stands behind a desk with his hand resting on a piece of paper.

A magazine ad for RoyNat Ltd. featuring Herb Doman. Doman recounts how RoyNat financed expansions to his lumber processing facilities. RoyNat is an investment firm founded in 1962. In 1988 they were acquired by Montreal Trust, which was later acquired by Scotiabank in 1994.

Printed copy of a speech written for Herb Doman and likely intended to be read to his managers concerning competition, employee motivation, managerial strategy, and company growth.

A young Herb Doman stands in front of an M. Singh General Hauling truck parked on a rural roadway. Trees and single-storey houses can be seen behind a fence in the background.