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Title: One of Canada's Famous Trees
Description: Group portrait of four people in an automobile inside a large hollow tree at Stanley Park in Vancouver, B.C.
Date: ,

Title: Front Street, Quesnel, B.C.
Description: Front Street in Quesnel, B.C. Some storefronts and automobiles are shown.
Date: ,

Title: ""Oliver's"" Gateway Lodge, Radium Hot Springs British Columbia, Canada
Description: Oliver's Gateway Lodge in Radium Hot Springs, B.C. Numerous automobiles are shown parked in front of the lodge.
Date: ,

Title: [UFAWU-CAW (United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union-Canadian Auto Workers Union) president John Radosevic speaking]
Date: 2002
Collection: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs

Title: [1999 UFAWU-CAW (United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union - Canadian Auto Workers Union) Convention]
Description: Photograph shows Edgar Birch (left) and Paul Kandt (centre).
Date: 1999
Collection: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs

Title: Section of Delta St., Ladner, B.C.
Description: Section of Delta Street in Ladner, B.C. Some storefronts, automobiles and the municipal hall are shown.
Date: ,

Title: [1999 UFAWU-CAW (United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union - Canadian Auto Workers Union) Convention]
Date: 1998
Collection: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs

Title: Ladner B.C.
Description: Delta Street in Ladner, B.C. Some storefronts, automobiles and the municipal hall are shown.
Date: 1950,

Title: Victoria
Description: View looking down a street in Victoria, B.C. Some storefronts and an automobile are shown.
Date: ,

Title: [Britannia Mine 164 rally]
Date: 1964
Collection: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs

Title: Court House, Vancouver, B. C.
Description: View of the court house in Vancouver, B.C. from the street.

Title: Main Street Penticton, B.C.
Description: Main Street in Penticton, B.C. Some storefronts and automobiles are shown.
Date: ,

Title: Business Section, Quesnel B.C.
Description: Business section in Quesnel, B.C. The Quesnel Hotel and Hill Meat Market are shown.
Date: 1961,

Title: Oliver B.C. Looking N.
Description: View looking north in Oliver, B.C. Four storefronts and an automobile are shown.
Date: ,

Title: Westview B.C.
Description: A street in Westview, B.C. Some storefronts and automobiles are shown.
Date: 1949,

Title: Convention/97 [illegible] delegates (Local 31) Helen Hing (R), Ruby McKay
Date: 1997
Collection: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs

Title: Weart Building, Hastings Street, Vancouver, B.C.
Description: Weart Building in Vancouver, B.C. Some pedestrians, automobiles and streetcars are shown.
Date: ,

Title: The Post Office and Winch Block Vancouver, B.C.
Description: Post office and Winch Block in Vancouver, B.C. Three automobiles are shown parked on the street.
Date: ,

Title: [1999 UFAWU-CAW (United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union - Canadian Auto Workers Union) Convention]
Description: Photograph includes Jack Nichol (left) and John Radosevic (second from right).
Date: 1999
Collection: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs

Title: The Sunset Inn, Qualicum Beach, V.I.
Description: Sunset Inn in Qualicum Beach, B.C. An automobile is shown parked in front of the inn.
Date: ,

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