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Syd Freedman's financial notes on the Studio Theatre's showing of the film Chastity (1969).

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing a mountain range near Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard.

Syd Freedman's "Manager's Courtesy Pass" that was created by twentieth century Theatres. The pass reads that it is "not good" on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

A newsletter that includes articles on local history, resources for Francophones in B.C., and information about the activities and publications of the Société.

This collection is a sample of four issues of a newsletters created by the Société Historique Francophone de la Colombie-Britannique for its members. The newsletter was published first under the name Le Chronologie and later Le Courrier. Together,…

Map of distribution of indigenpus ethnic groups ca. 1850. Map was produced by the Government of British Columbia in 1956. Divisions are based on linguistic groups and include demarcation by language family; language group and dialect groups. GOV-4…

A photo of Susan Errington (Tolway) as a small child. The date on the back of the photo places her age anywhere from approximately 13 months to 2 years.

Syd Freedman's financial notes on the Studio Theatre's showing of the film You Are What You Eat (1968).

A middle-aged Gertrude Hood and her husband, James Hood, both smile at the camera as they walk down a sidewalk.

Black and white photograph of a woman in a dress sitting in between Syd Freedman and an unknown man who are standing in front of a cinema marquee.

Colour photograph of Syd Freedman sitting behind a desk while holding a poster. The desk has a variety of papers scattered upon it.

Black and white photograph of Syd Freedman and his family posing with a horse at Lansdowne Park Racetrack in Richmond, British Columbia.

Colour photograph of Syd Freedman sitting behind his desk beside an unknown man.

An invitation to Doreen Dombrowski and William Errington’s (Susan Tolway’s brother) wedding on August 19, 1978 at Bethel Pentecostal Church (now Bethel International Church) on East 33rd Street in Vancouver. The wedding reception location (Bayshore…

Syd Freedman's financial notes on the Studio Theatre's showing of the film Last Summer (1969).

Black and white photograph of Syd Freedman sitting between two standing women at an unknown event.

The Festival Syllabus details the competitions that participants could enter during the first Choral Festival Kathaumixw. It gives a description of what must be performed for each competition, who can perform and what the prize monies are for the…

Colour photograph of Syd Freedman smiling at the camera.

Black and white photograph of a display regarding the Studio Theatre's 1966 Academy Award Contest.

Personal notes written by Syd Freedman listing a series of prizes.

The official program for the first International Choral Festival Kathaumixw held in Powell River in 1984. It contains messages from the town's mayor, Colin S. Palmer, and the Premier of British Columbia, Bill Bennett and lists the officials of…

Black and white photograph of Syd Freedman talking to Wasserman and Ackery at an unknown event. Wasserman is holding a microphone. All three men are wearing suits.

This document is a report describing existing methods of technology education and arguing that those methods must be rethought. The report argues for increased engagement with life cycles and ecology in educational and design processes.

James Hood (bottom right, seated) poses for a picture with five other members of the Canadian Legion.

Black and white photograph of Syd Freedman at a desk holding a phone receiver up to his ear. A cartoon image of an open book has been added to the lower third of the photograph. The left page of the book reads: "I am happy to say we are playing…