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A letter from Racey to Harrison, written on March 21, 1949, verso

Photographic portrait of unnamed woman working at the SFU Women's Centre. A sign entitled "Women Working" appears on the wall behind her.

This document is a brochure published by the Ministry of Skills Development in Ontario. The brochure provides information about women apprentices for both apprentices and employers.

Item is a photograph of students seated for an assembly in the great hall.

Mr Katsunosuke Shirai (aka Jimi) and Mrs Kuni Shirai (nee Terai), Mr Kumajiro Terai and his wife sitting on a couch, unknown location

This image is of the bar at the Arctic Club. There is an image of a polar bear on the mirror behind the bar, and a large fake candle on the right of the bar. There are two bartenders visible, as well as a man standing at the bar, and another sitting…

Item is a photograph of students on a field trip to the Centennial Museum. The museum was known as the Vancouver Museum or Museum of Vancouver after 1981.

Small flyer with dark black print on a cerulean blue background. Depicts a woman in an oversize jacket and high heels viewed from the back.

The Vancouver Times was a short-lived (1964-1965) daily newspaper in Vancouver, founded by William “Val” Warren. The Pictorial Times is a special issue or insert of the Vancouver Times. The original copy is not complete (pages 9 to 12 are missing),…

This document is an application for the ANEW (Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Employment for Women) program.

Located in page 16 of a scrapbook titled, "Historical Events Volume 3."

Black and white photo of four "China Dolls," regular dancers at the Marco Polo Restaurant. They are wearing bright costumes and hair decorations, and pose with hands on hips.

A letter from Racey to Harrison, written on May 5, 1948, recto

Paper that has "Wow! Will you look at thisÉyetÉonce" handwritten across the top and five signatures below

Planning drawing for After the Storm.

Common area within the Convent of the Sacred Heart. Room features tables, a couch, a piano, and religious imagery hanging above the couch.

The back of the poster is made to look like a postcard, with lines for addresses and a space for a stamp; it reads "The Cave/Canada's Outstanding Theatre Restaurant/Vancouver, British Columbia" on the side

This document is a report created by Abt Associates for the Human Resources Division of the Treasury Board of Canada analyzing data related to barriers for minority groups in public service. The report specifically discusses barriers to women,…

Located in page 29 ; captioned "Mrs. J.D. Kennedy, on behalf ode to the United Church Women, presented the six small memorial windows in the lower north wall in memory of the pioneer women of this church and of the former St. Andrew's…

This item is a table stand advertisement for Jerry Colonna's visit to the Palomar Supper Club, advising the viewer to book in advance. It likely would have been present on the tables at the Palomar during other performances in the lead up to…

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

Photograph of the corner of 4th and Olive Way during renovation. In the background is a sign for Sherman Clay & Co. which was a piano store that operated for 100 years before closing down. That location now houses Buffalo Wild Wings.

1 of a set of 24 panels used to plan the painting False Creek. The entire set consists of 4 rows and 6 columns of panels.