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Members of Saint John’s Alumni Association including Shirley Chan (Board of Governors Chair) and Robert Lee converse together at the Groundbreaking Ceremony for St. John’s College at the University of British Columbia, which took place on July 28,…

Poster advertising the performance of BODYGlass, with a dancer's face photo-shopped onto a piece of glass artwork. The poster also details the names of the people involved in the production, the dates of the performance, the location, and…

To celebrate its 75th anniversary a brochure was made that details the history of the hotel through some photographs throughout the years.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing twelve adults and children walking across the suspension bridge overtop the first Canyon. [Back] A postcard written in pencil with a red three cent stamp and one postmark.

Five children in playing attitude with the sea in the background. Based on the original order of the collection, photograph might have been taken in Alert Bay and the children might have been students at St. Michael's Residential School. The…

Commercial off-print of map from Department of Energy, Mines and Resources Canada; (1973). The national atlas of Canada, ed. 4

A TV series episode "supernatural" takes place at St. John's College.

A postcard message written in pencil, postmarked Victoria, B.C. dated 09-07-1925, one Canadian 2-cent stamp.

[Front] An illustrated postcard of the Victoria, B.C. Harbor; [Back] A postcard message written in pencil, postmarked Victoria, B.C. dated 09-07-1925, one Canadian 2-cent stamp.

Twelfth page of Remember the Cave, showing acknowledgements and an image of a performer.

An illustrated postcard depicting Brockton Point, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting Brockton Point, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.; [Back] A blank postcard.

Three people, two women and a man,� standing in the Cave and smiling at the camera; they all have dark hair and the women both have bobs; 1967 has been written in pencil in the bottom right corner

Scuttlebutt newsletter from the first week of March, 1953. This issue is 6 pages long and includes typewritten articles and hand-drawn advertisements. In addition to a regular columns and reports this issue features a story about a murdering dog.

Front view of postcard reproduction, based on original postcard from 1949. The facade of the building is visible from the corner of Olive and 4th Avenue in downtown Seattle. Back: Geo G. Marble as GM and 250 rooms

Back of table card which advertises the Cave Photographer, known simply as Gwynne, and details that photos can be taken of portraits, groups, parties, weddings, and even your own home; it is dated Nov 29 1952 and was photo 4 of the night; has…

Black and white photograph with slight sepia tone; large group of people (19 people), which is made up of 11 men and 8 women, standing or sitting along one side of the table; they all are enjoying themselves and a few of them look to be laughing

SJC residents participate in the Saint John's University 11th World Reunion which is held in Shanghai.

Tan coloured guest pass with "Cave Theatre Restaurant", the address and contact information for the restaurant, and "Dining * Dancing * Entertainment" on the side; it is an admit one guest pass to see the King of Banjo (Eddy…

Clipper's Restaurant breakfast menu. Graphic flower motif on front.

Fold out brochure for hotel guests, with a map of the local Seattle area and the location of the city along the road from Vancouver, BC, to Portland. A highly stylized view of the hotel's exterior on the front and rear pages, along with the…

Colour photograph #2 of 2, of a musical group performing on Marco Polo's stage. The group consists of 4 men in matching red suit jackets and one woman in sequinned pantsuit on vocals. Behind them are three more musicians, with one on a brass…

[description] This letter and report were written after a major flood in Squamish in 1940. The flood occurred in mid-October when five inches of rain accumulated in 24 hours. Downtown Squamish was severely affected and farmers had huge food and…

A letter from Racey to Harrison, written on November 30, 1949, verso

[Description] This pamphlet lists prizes from the inaugural Fall Fair hosted by the Squamish Farmers Institute (SFI). Fred Thorne, the great-grandfather of Terry Thorne, was a member of the SFI. Fred Thorne was a manager of the Squamish Valley Hops…