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Mission (BC) Geographic features
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Mission City

Mission City

Photograph of Main Street with the Cheam mountain range in the background. Cars line the sidewalks and storefronts include J.L. English Rexall Drug Store and the Odeon Theatre.

Klenk, Carl William

Mission City

Mission City

Photograph is of the Odeon Theatre and storefronts such as Massey-Harris Farm Equipment, Mission Hotel, Don Lange Diamonds, Watches & China.

Klenk, Carl William

Mission City B.C.

Mission City B.C.

Photograph of a street that transitions from gravel to pavement. Storefronts include Mission Tire Repair, J.L. English Drugs, and Overwaitea Ltd

Klenk, Carl William

Mission City. B.C.

Mission City. B.C.

Duplicate photographs looking east down Main Street. Storefronts include Rex Cox Menswear and the Canadian Bank of Commerce.

Klenk, Carl William

Mission J.C.T. BC

Mission J.C.T. BC

Photograph of Main Street. Two women with parasols and a man can be seen walking in distance. Two empty horse carriages are closer to the camera.

Klenk, Carl William

Mission, B.C.

Mission, B.C.

Photograph of numerous houses and trees in a suburban area of the city, with the Fraser River in background.

Klenk, Carl William

Near Hatzic, B.C.

Near Hatzic, B.C.

Photograph of a field, with houses hidden among the trees in the distance.

Klenk, Carl William

Slack and Michie family fonds

  • MCA-0176
  • Fonds
  • 1898-1949

Fonds consists of photographic images, including: black and white negatives (glass plate and gelatin cellulose) and prints, and colour postcards which provide a record of the family and their lives. Spanning over four decades, the images also document the growth and early development of hatzic between 1900 and 1920, including: the geographic landscape, the economic development, the modes of transportation, and the pioneer community.

Slack (family)

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