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Located in page 37 of of a scrapbook titled, "Historical Events Volume 3."

Planning sketch of Night Falls on the City with pillasters.

This table photo consists of a man and woman smiling and sitting with their arms around each other, presumably a couple. They appear middle-aged. Many other people are visible in the background, and dishware is visible on the table in front of the…

This table photo contains two men and two women, who are presumably couples. They are smiling at the camera as they sit around a table at the Palomar Supper Club. Dishware and bottles are visible on the table in front of them. This table photo does…

Joe Uyeyama standing next to table and lamp in the Uyeyama home, Kelowna, BC

This table photo consists of a man and two woman smiling and sitting with their arms around each other against a wall. Visible on the table are multiple bottles of Coca-cola in varying states of drunk. This table photo does not have a cover page.

Back of table card which advertises the Cave Photographer; events that the photographer could photograph are portraits, groups, parties and weddings; at the bottom is the logo for the Amalgamated Lithographers of America

Business card for theatre restaurant in striking blue and red with illustrated buddha-like figure and Chinese architecture.

This document is a series of promotional materials from the Women's Future Fund. The materials provide information about the work of the Women's Future Fund and asks for donations to support the organization.

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting Hastings Street in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A postcard written in black ink, with a two cent Canadian stamp and postmark dated 1929-01-27.

Shirley Mather (nee Uyeyama), Mary Hirose (nee Uyeyama), Brian Hirose, Joanne Mather playing in the water at Campbell River, BC

Two women and a man seated at table, with the man sitting in between the women; it seems to be a birthday dinner and the table has a reserved sign on it

A comedy about a middle-aged couple (Lorraine and Herb) living south of Campbell River. Lorraine has kicked Herb out of the house, but decides to throw a surprise party for him, inviting all of his most hated members of the community.

Personal notes written by Syd Freedman listing the different uniforms worn at the Studio Theatre.

This document is a handout from a session conducted to build skills around interpersonal conflict resolution. The objectives of the session were to help participants define assumptions about communications and conflict, develop considerations for…

Shirley Chan (chair of UBC's Board of Governors) stands at a podium to give a speech at the dedication ceremony of St. John's College at the University of British Columbia in 1997.

Syd Freedman's 1965 Variety Clubs International card, designating him as a barker.

A note with a list of 18 bird skins, from Harrison to Racey, written on February 18, 1949

An illustrated postcard depicting Douglas Street in Victoria, B.C.

Personal notes written by Syd Freedman about the theatres he worked at.

Item is an image of the starboard side of the train ferry Alaska underway.

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

Six teenage girls dressed up with uniforms in front of a tree. Based on the original order of the collection, photograph might have been taken at Elkhorn (Washakada) Residential School. The Elkhorn Residential School started as the Washakada Home…

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…