MUSEUMS
MUSEUMS, DISPLAYS, & RESEARCH | |
THE TIES THAT BIND Building the Canadian Pacific Railway | |
IMPORTANT EVENTS in the History of the Chinese in Canada | |
CHINESE CANADIAN STORIES Stories, Head Tax, chronology, Databases, Resources, Videos | |
ASIANS IN CANADA, with a focus on BRITISH COLUMBIA Chronological Highlights | |
PUBLIC ART SUBMISSIONS ROCKY RAILWAY HIGH:Honouring the Pioneer Chinese Railway Workers | |
ROCKY RAILWAY HIGH Honouring the Pioneer Chinese Railway Workers Rocky Railway High is an interactive art project that will bring 5,000 art submissions representing the pioneer railway workers back to their homeland in the Guangdong province of China for a permanent burial (a very important custom in Chinese culture). David invites you to help with the project by submittting a drawing or writing expressing your thoughts about the pioneer railway workers, head tax, and the Exclusion Act. Visit Rocky Railway High website for more information. | |
CHINESE EXPERIENCE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA: 1850 -1950 This links to the University of British Columbia (UBC) Library | |
CHINESE IN NORTHWEST AMERICA RESEARCH COMMITTEE CINARC 金山西北角 – 华裔研究中心 | |
1893 – 1993 KAMLOOPS CENTENNIALspan> Top left: Bill Miner, Chief Louis, Mary Spencer, John Peterson, Bottom left: Mrs. Beattie, John Tod, Catherine Schubert, Peter Wing | |
KAMLOOPS 1st CITY COUNCIL & 100 YEARS LATER | |
CITY COUNCIL 1893 Centre: Mayor S. Clarke, Aldermen (from top to left): R.H. Lee, R.E. Smith, J. Vair, G. Munro, M.P.Gordon | CITY COUNCIL 1993 Centre: Mayor C.G. Branchflower Councillors (from left): J.N. Leong, S.O. Culver, D.T.G. Mallory, R.S. Gerald, J.W. Cowell, G.R. Robertson, W.H. Walton, P.K. Kaatz |