Doman, Harbanse Singh

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., Herb Doman poses for a photo while holding a white file folder. Herb stands behind a table covered with a yellow tablecloth and laden with paper documents and a pitcher of water. A podium with a microphone labelled "the Village Green Inn" sits on the table to the right of Herb. Another businessman, holding a periodical in his hands, sits at the table opposite Herb. He is mostly cut off by the leftmost edge of the photograph. A red upholstered chair sits on the floor to the left of Herb. An elaborate light fixture with five large electric candles is mounted on the white wall behind the dining table. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Herb Doman, wearing a business suit, poses for a photo in a lumber yard, standing with one leg one on the ground and one leg resting on a small log. Sections of felled trees sit piled high in the background. This photo was used in a RoyNat magazine advertisement.

On a grassy lawn abutting the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., Herb Doman poses for a photo with another businessman. Both men have on arm around the other's shoulders. Two trees stand on the lawn behind them. In the background stands the white wall of a building, covered at its base with ivy and other climbing plants.

At the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver, B.C., Herb Doman poses for a photo with Rick Doman. The two are standing in front of a wood-panelled wall. An art piece with blue and white stripes hangs on the wall to their right. The Pan Pacific Vancouver opened in January 1986 and has 503 rooms and suites, two restaurants, and a lounge.

In Herb Doman's living room, Herb Doman sits with three other businessmen. Herb sits in a yellow sofa chair on the left. One man, holding a small piece of cake on a paper napkin, sits in an olive green sofa chair to the right of Herb's chair. The other two men sit on a piano bench further to the right. An ornamental vase sits to the left of Herb's chair. An end table sits to the right of Herb's chair, bearing a book, a hat, a metal bowl and a metal goblet. A lampshade can be seen behind the men sitting on the piano bench. A large cabinet can be seen standing against the wall behind Herb's chair. The rear wall is mostly covered by a thick yellow curtain.

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., six men and one woman pose for a photo sitting at a dining table. The leftmost man is Herb Doman. The woman second from the right is an unidentified member of the Doman family. The table is covered with a yellow tablecloth and laden with a pitcher, a coffee mug, and several drinking glasses. A light fixture with five large electric candles can be seen mounted on the wall behind the dining table. A door frame can be seen in the background. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

In a brick building at an unidentified sawmill in China, Herb Doman and another businessmen examine a number of thin strips of roughly-cut wood placed on a small wheeled cart. Herb's face is cut off by the upper edge of the photograph. Three more businessmen stand behind them. A wagon laden with long, straight wooden boards sits further back in the room. Smaller boards sit piled near the periphery of the room. The floor is covered in wood shavings. A crowd of onlookers stands at the edge of the room, gathered near a garage door leading outside. Another building and a short tree can be seen in the background.

In a brick building at an unidentified sawmill in China, Herb Doman converses with three other businessmen standing near a wagon laden with long, straight wooden boards. Herb and the businessman to his right are both gesturing at something off-camera. The floor is covered in wood shavings. A crowd of onlookers stands at the edge of the room, gathered near a garage door leading outside. Another building and a short tree can be seen in the background.

In an unidentified sawmill in China, a worker holds a handful of wooden floor tiles above a larger stack of tiles while Herb Doman looks on. Another worker looks on from across the room. Pipes, boilers, switchboards and valves can be seen in the background. Faint sunlight shines in through windows on the rear wall.

In a brick building at an unidentified sawmill in China, Herb Doman converses with two other businessmen standing near a wagon laden with long, straight wooden boards. Smaller boards sit piled near the periphery of the room. The floor is covered in wood shavings. A crowd of onlookers stands at the edge of the room gathered near a garage door leading outside. Another building and a short tree can be seen in the background.