Doman, Harbanse Singh

Standing at a podium under a shelter in front of an unidentified government building, Herb Doman delivers a speech at a Commonwealth Nature Legacy event. Eight local political figures stand behind him, one obscured by the podium. The leftmost political figure is Moe Sihota. Short trees, hedges, and the brick facade of a building can be seen behind the shelter. Munmohan Singh "Moe" Sihota is a Canadian former broadcaster and politician. He is the first Canadian of South Asian and Indian descent to be elected to provincial parliament.

A printed letter from Don A. Saunders thanking Herb Doman for attending his retirement party on November 24th, 1988. This letter was enclosed with one or more photos from the occasion.

Four men pose for a photo at the retirement party of Don A. Saunders. They all wear matching tuxedos with bow ties and hold drinking glasses. Herb Doman stands second from the right. Don A. Saunders stands on the right and has a small red rose pinned to his left lapel. More guests can be seen milling about in the background.

Herb Doman and two other businessmen sit on upholstered chairs around a small circular table. Herb sits with his legs crossed, showing off his cowboy boots. The table is laden with three drinking glasses as well as serviettes and an an ashtray. Other guests can be seen sitting around other small tables in the background.

At an outdoor patio at a restaurant, Herb Doman sits at a circular dining table with eight other dinner guests. Herb and the guest to his left are both wearing name tags. The table is laden with plates of food and has a large floral arrangement in its centre. A waiter stands in the background behind Herb's table. Other dinner guests at other dining tables can be seen at the left and right edges of the photo. Two small potted palm trees sit on the floor behind the waiter. The support columns and ceiling lights of a covered portico can be seen behind the waiter. Otherwise, the background is completely in shadow.

John L. Blackwell's business card, identifying him as Executive Director of World Forestry Center. The World Forestry Center is a nonprofit educational institution in Portland in the U.S. state of Oregon.

Herb Doman stands behind a podium and speaks into a microphone in a wood-panelled room at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. Four other businessmen can be seen sitting at a long table behind Herb. The table is laden with small bowls and a coffee cup.

Herb Doman stands behind a podium and speaks into a microphone in a wood-panelled conference room at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. Three other businessmen can be seen sitting behind Herb, one on the left and two on the right.

In an unidentified living room, Herb Doman poses for a photo with another businessman. The two men sit on yellow upholstered sofa chairs on either side of a glass end table laden with drinking glasses, ash trays, and a small vase of flowers. A wide, low cabinet sits on the floor behind the sofa chairs, bearing a houseplant planted in a wide, square dish. A dining table surrounded by chairs and laden with a floral arrangement sits behind the cabinet. A ceiling lamp hangs above the dining table. The floor of the room is covered by an olive green shag carpet. The rear wall of the room is fitted with a pair of french doors which are partially covered with a sheer white curtain. A ceramic vase sits on the floor to the left of the curtain. A cabinet sits against the wall to the left of the vase. A lamp sits on the cabinet.

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., Herb Doman poses for a photo with six other businessmen. Herb stands third from the left. The man third from the right holds a manila envelope. The men stand behind a table laden with drinking glasses, a water pitcher, a small bowl, and a small stack of three-ring binders. An elaborate light fixture with five large electric candles is mounted on the white wall behind the table.