Photograph shows the opening ceremonies of the Dominion Exhibition at the Queen's Park Arena. The Women's Building and the Industrial Building are shown.

Photograph shows the Dominion Exhibition in Queen's Park. The sign on the Womens Building reads: "Local Council of Women."

Photograph is a postcard/bookmark showing the Dominion Exhibition in Queen's Park. Visible are crowds strolling the park grounds near the Women's Building and the Industrial Building.

Photograph shows the Agricultural Building in Queen's Park decorated for the 1905 Dominion Exhibition. The impressive gardens in Queen's Park were the work of Parks Superintendent Ralph Robinson who lived in the caretaker's lodge in the Park from 1901 to his retirement in 1932. The caretaker's lodge is partially visible on the right side of this photo.

May Day, Crowning of May Queen Helen Hale by former queen Kathleen Dashwood-Jones in Queen's Park with exhibition buildings behind.

Photograph shows the 1907 May Queen and Suite on a stage in Queen's park during May Day ceremonies. Annie Tidy was the May Queen and Myrtle Starret was the former Queen. J.T. Scott is shown standing on the stage with them.

Photograph shows May Day Queen suite, Kathleen Dashwood-Jones (Mrs. Ernest G. Pearson), former queen Annie Tidy, with J.J. Cambridge on stage surrounded by officials and crowd, exhibition buildings in the distance.

Item is a book mark post card of dominion exhibition in Queen's Park arena, New Westminster.

Photograph of the official opening of the 1903 Westminster Exhibition at Queen's Park that shows the entrance of the Agricultural Building.

Photograph is a portrait of the New Westminster lacrosse club, on a field, with the Agricultural building behind. Pictured are Buck Marshall, Bill Patchell, Gib Adams, Pat Feeney, Haddie Stoddart, Bernie Feedham, T. Storme, Hugh Gifford, Lawrey Nelson, Jack Gifford, Len Turnbull, D. Spring.

Photograph shows the Queen's Park field on May Day with maypole dancers, soldiers, exhibition buildings, and the May suite in a horse drawn carriage.

Photograph shows Queens Park field with maypole dancers, soldiers, exhibition buildings, and May suite in a horse drawn carriage.

Photograph shows a view of the crowds in front of the Women's Building and Industrial Building at the Dominion Exhibition in Queen's Park. Ethel Blackburn (nee Hampton) is in the buggy being held by her father, Robert Hampton.

Photograph shows the horse parade duirng the Dominion Exhibition in Queen's Park.

Photograph is a postcard from the Dominion Exhibition in Queen's Park. Pictured is the Langley District exhibit.

Photograph shows the Dominion Exhibition in Queen's Park. A stock parade is taking place at the Westminster fair, with the Agricultural Building, Women's Building, and Industrial building visible.

Photograph shows the fire at the Queen's Park Exhibition. The view is looking east from First Street entrance. Ruins of Women's Building is in the foreground, behind is the Industrial Building still burning.

Photograph shows the livestock parade at the Exhibition showing Agricultural Building, Arena, and Women's Building in back ground.

Photograph shows the livestock parade at the Dominion Exhibition. The Agricultural Building, Women's Building, and Industrial Building are in the background.

Photograph shows the Dominion Exhibition in Queen's Park.

Photograph shows the May Day suite on a platform with exhibition buildings behind, surrounded by a crowd. The suite includes May Queen Annie Tidy, former queen Myrtle Starret, and attendants Belle Hood and Dorothy Reichenback.

Photograph is an oversized May Day photo. View is of the Queen's Park stadium grounds filled with may day viewers and participants - maypole dancers, and the Women's Building, Agricultural Building, and Arena in the background along with a view of First Street.

Photograph shows the Queen's Park Exhibition buildings during the 1904 New Westminster fair.

The fonds consists of records relating to MacKenzie's activities in fraternal organizations, as well as his personal business papers, and his work as May Day Committee secretary and Manager of the Royal Agricultural and Industrial Society annual exhibition. The fonds contains the following series: Personal papers, Financial papers, Memberships, May Day Committee, and Royal Agricultural and Industrial Society.

The fonds consists of records created by the Herring family during the course of their business, as well as their daily lives. Series included are fishing and agriculture, and family records

The series consists of records pertaining to the Royal Agricultural and Industrial Society's administration of the annual Pronvincial Exhibition. The series is divided into the following sub-series: General (correspondence), Exhibitor Statements for 1912, Ephemera, and Scrapbooks.

Photograph shows a young boy watching a cattle parade, likely at the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows the Provincial Exhibition Agriculture Building and main promenade.

Photograph shows several horses in from the Exhibition buildings.

Photograph shows a tents and large crowds at Queen's Park during the Exhibition.

Photograph shows the district exhibit in Board of Trade during the Exhibition.

Photograph shows cows being led past fair goers at the Provincial Exhibition. The former Fisheries building (now Bernie Legge Theatre) appears in the background.

Photograph shows Don Wautier, 10 of Langley, in white with bow tie and cow Snowball. Pinned to his belt are ribbons for second prize for cattle at the Fraser Valley Agricultural Association Fall Fair at Cloverdale. See also IHP9267-0734.

Photograph shows a horse wagon exhibition at an agricultural stadium with a crowd in stands.This is likely in Cloverdale.

Photograph is a long exposure night shot of carnival rides and two Ferris wheels.

Photograph shows a band playing amongst cows in an agricultural show barn with a large crowd. This is possibly Cloverdale.

Photograph shows a view of an exhibition midway with rides. This is possibly Cloverdale.

Photograph shows the interior of an exhibition or fair building, possibly Cloverdale or the PNE.

Photograph shows people crowding at a carnival midway game of chance.

Photograph shows the Salmon Arm Board of Trade District Exhibit, a display of fruits and vegetables.at the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows a large crowd listening to a speaker on the podium. Tents are visible for Industrial and Auto Show.

Photograph shows a crowd of people at the Provincial Exhibition

Photograph shows a view of people walking up First Street to the entrance for the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows a view of the crowd at the entrance gate on First Street to the Provincial Exhibition at Queen's Park.

Photograph shows speakers at the Provincial Exhibition on the porch at the entrance to the Agriculture Building.

Photograph shows the crowd at the Provincial Exhibiton in front of the Agriculture Building listening to speakers.

Photograph shows a view of the crowd in the central ground at the Provincial Exhibition listening to speakers.

Photograph shows a view of the crowd in the central gound at the Provincial Exhibiton listening to speakers with the Industrial Tent #1 in the background.

Photograph shows a view of the crowd at the Provincial Exhibiton listening to speakers. There is a group of middle aged men in civilian clothes wearing medals drawn up in a loose formation and standing at ease in the centre.

Photograph shows a view of the crowd in the central ground at the Provincial Exhibition listening to speakers. A group of middle aged men in civilian clothes wearing their medals who were standing at ease are now starting to clap for the speaker.

Photograph shows a view of the grounds at the Provincial Exhibition. The Industrial Building and a ferris wheel are visible, with people milling about.

Photogrph shows a view of the ferris wheel, small concession tents and the back of the stadium bleachers.

Photograph shows a view of the Central Grounds in front of the Agriculture Building. The ferris wheel can be seen in the background.

Photograph is of Mr. Duncan Edwin McKenzie (Provincial Exhibition Sec. Treasurer) and unidentified man (possibly J.E. Walsh, General Mgr. Canadian Manufacturers Association, Toronto).

Photograph show a display of produce at the Provincial Exhibition

Photograph shows the display of the potato judging table at the Provincial Exhibition..

Photograph shows an unidentified community Women's Institute display and the Surrey Women's Institute display to the left.

Photograph shows the Kamloop's agriculture display at the Provincial Exhibiton..

Photograph shows the Kamloop's agriculture display at the Provincial Exhibiton.

Photograph shows the District of Langley's agriculture display at the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows the Chilliwack Women's Institute display at the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows the Chilliwack agriculture display at the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows the Mission District agriculture display at the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows the Mission City Women's Institute display at the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows the Comox agriculture display at the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows the Comox District agriculture display at the Prrovincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows the BC Timber industry display prepared by lumberman's educational class at the Provincial Exhibiton. Two photos taken from different angles of the length of the display are put together.

Photograph shows Holstein cattle owned by the Agassiz Experimental Farm on display in front of Agriculture Building (on left) and Manufacturer's Building (in back). The old Arena appears at back.

Photograph shows the stadium stands filled with people for livestock competitions. In the background are Agriculture, Manufacturer's and Women's buildings.

Photograph shows a draught horse competition with a team of six from the Fraser Valley Milk Producers Assocations. The Agriculture building is in background.

Photograph shows the draught horse wagon completion with wagon teams lined up. The name of the wagon appears to be Rury or Ruby Stock Farms from Portland, Oregon.

Photograph shows the six horse team wagon competition (Ruby Stock Farms) in the stadium at the Exhibition.

Photograph shows the draught horse wagon team parade leaving toward the stadium. Several signs are visible: Kaffistova (food vendor) and Norwegian Lutheran Church. The Manufacturer's building appears in the background.

Photograph shows a flatbed truck displaying four different breeds of sheep during the Exhibition. The signs list the owners, locations and breed: J Higginson & Sons of Sardis, South Down; W. Riddell of Monmouth, Oregon, Cotswold; W, Darnbrough of Laura, Saskatchewan, Shropshire; R.C. Sibald of Matsqui, Cheviot. One of the men is wearing overalls with the name Glenbrook Farms. The truck is supplied by Brackman - Ker Milling Co.

Photograph shows cattle on parade through Provincial Exhibition grounds. On sign reads: Wm. Wood, Cloverdale, Holstein. The sign for the vendor Bussey's hot dogs is visible.

Photograph show Aberdeen Angus cattle from Vauxhall Farms, Alberta on parade through the Provincial Exhibition grounds.

Photograph shows cattle and handlers lined up in front of the Women's Building at the Provincial Exhibition. The Arena is visible and there is a banner from the Women's Christian Temperance Union (W.C.T.U.) hanging in view as well.

Photograph shows an overview of Provincial Exhibition's livestock completion in the stadium taken from the cupola of the Agriculture building.

Photograph shows the Reichenbach Butchers & Pork Packers' display booth at the Provincial Exhibition.

Photograph shows showing the judging of draught stallions during the R.A. & I. Society Exposition.

Photograph shows the Women's Building on the Exhibition grounds. The Arena is visible at left.

This film has been divided into 2 parts, part 1 runs 9 minutes and 13 seconds long and features, what appears to be a trip taken by Freda Springate (nee. Lidster) to eastern Canada and parts of the United States. Part 2 runs 2 minutes and 59 seconds long and features more scenes from a trip taken by Freda to eastern Canada and parts of the United States. Part 1: Part 1 of the film: Features view of an unidentified apartment complex, an old car, and what appears to be the New Westminster train station. Also featured are views of a train and scenes of the Rockies taken on a moving train. Freda is also seen several times in this film. Starting at minute 1:53: Features scenes of the train station of White River, Ontario. Starting at minute 2:13: Features scenes of the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. Starting at minute 3:45: Features scenes of locks, and ships. These scenes appear to be shot in Montreal or close to Montreal. Starting at minute 6:13: Features scenes of a zoo, perhaps in Montreal. Starting at minute 8:09: Features scenes of unidentified places in the United States. A Kansas Historical Marker is seen that reads “Abilene end of the Chisholm Trail.” Also seen are hundreds of sheep on a road. Part 2: Part 2 of the film: Features more sheep on a road. Also seen is a part of the “Mormon Pioneer Trail.” Starting at second 25: The State of Utah is identified. Starting at minute 1:30: Features scenes of Freda a driving car, followed by an unidentified baby laying down on a blanket outside. Freda and Freda’s husband Norm have been identified holding a baby and a cat. Starting at minute 2:30: Features scenes in black and white with an unidentified baby and Norm inside a house.

Photograph shows the 1909 Exhibition. In the foreground the judging of cows is taking place. In the background many horse and carts are visible along with the Women's Building and Industrial Building.

Photograph shows a horse judging event in front of the exhibition buildings in Queens Park.

Photograph shows the stock parade at the Fair as they walk around the driveway in front of the Exhibition buildings.

Photograph shows a view of the grounds, buildings, racetrack and fields of the Dominion Exhibition of 1905.

Photograph shows the exhibition parade on Columbia Street.The Colonial Hotel was destroyed in the 1898 fire. The current address for this site is 613 Columbia Street. Woods and Polley Real Estate Brokers can be seen.Callithumpian refers to a noisy riotous parade with the "blowing of tin horns and other discordant noises." The street and buildings are decorated with flags and bunting.

Photograph shows the scene on the field from the grandstand during the horse show or a competition.

Photograph shows horses and a line of goats being presented on the main field at Queen's Park during the Exhibition.

Photograph shows the Provincial Exhibition in 1923 featuring a dispaly of cowboys (and girls) in Queen's Park Stadium. The chutes that hold the bulls and broncos are seen in the background.

Photograph shows the livestock display of Hope Slough Farm, R. Mercers and Sons of Rosedale in front of the grandstand at the New Westminster Exhibition.

Photograph shows a floral display in the form of a wishing well with the bucket on the handle ready to be used.

Photograph shows a floral display as a Dominion of Canadian shield.

Photograph shows what is likely a commercial flower dispaly at the flower show.

Photograph shows Provincial Exhibition stock judging. Draught horses are lined up with handlers.

Photograph shows Queen's Park during the New Westminster Exhibition. There are large numbers of cattle, horses and people in the stadium. Exhibition buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph shows five young girls on the New Westminster Exhibition grounds at Queen's Park during May Day celebrations, standing in front of the Womens Building and Industrial Building.

Photograph shows a horse-jumping competition on the field at Queen's Park.

Photograph shows two men seated in a cart pulled by a horse on the field at Queen's Park. The field has been set up for an equestrian event.

Photograph shows the grounds of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition with a large domed building in the background, and an American flag in foreground. Cars line the street on the left hand side, and men are walking in the middle of the street.