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[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…

Cover for the table card which includes scenes of people dancing, playing musical instruments, and talking; there is also a singer on the stage; has a yellow post-it note with 1955 written on it

About this collection St. John's College 25th Anniversary Collection constitutes a wealth of content that documents the history of St. John's College (SJC), The University of British Columbia. This collection consists of photographs taken…

Santa Barbara Church in Mompox (Santa Cruz de Mompox), Colombia, is a colonial-era church known for its unique baroque architecture, distinctive bell tower with a balcony, and its central role in the town’s religious and cultural history.

"Conservatory Const. DWG"

Hotel Mayflower building postcard 1935 recreation front with a listed address back 1935-49 Charles W. Hunlock

Comic play about the middle child in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

Group of eight people, four men and four women, sitting or standing at a table in the Cave; the men are all standing in the back row and the women are sitting in the front row

Early stages of the construction of new Senior School.

This item is a booklet of scrip tokens for a member of the Arctic Club, P Wadswell. These could be exchanged at the bar for drinks instead of cash.

This item is a booklet of scrip tokens for a member of the Arctic Club, P Wadswell. These could be exchanged at the bar for drinks instead of cash.

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record is a community newspaper that was published in Tumbler Ridge (B.C.). This issue is part of a bound collection of newspapers published in 1986. Headlines include: Caisley meets with Fraser, Airport runway to be…

This document is a pamphlet published by IMPACS under their Charities and Advocacy Project. It explains how the current laws on charities impact voluntary groups, supported by real life examples, describes some of the laws that impact these groups,…

An article from an unidentified Glasgow, Scotland-area newspaper that details Private Sam Wolff’s [sic] “exploit” at the Battle of Loos in the First World War. The article notes that Sam Woolf killed three German soldiers and captured thirty, and…

Dr. Mike Church speaks at the Principal's Lecture Series "Drivers of Environmental Change" in St. John's College, UBC, Vancouver. His lecture was titled "The Case of the World's Rivers."

Section of “Towards pluralism” a sketch based on the title and abstract of Carr's (1999) thesis.

The booklet's cover has an illustration of a person walking. When opened there is a pop-up map of downtown Seattle with highlights of tourism locations. Some of the landmarks listed that no longer exist are: The Viaduct, The Kingdome, The Bon,…

The documents provides key information about the Commonwealth of Learning including how it was founded, who it supports, what projects it has initiated, and the organization's budget.

The Summer 2005 edition of the SJC newsletter describes recent Activities of the College Outreach Committee, which includes an international aid project in Southern Sudan. The newsletter also features an article by SJC Fellow David Luesink detailing…

Masaichi Uyeyama standing in the Uyeyama orchard, Kelowna, BC