Robert A.J. Mcdonald Fonds

Robert A.J. McDonald fonds

Compiled by Kai Geddes, Erwin Wodarczak and John Moran (December 2020)

Table of Contents

 Fonds Description o Title / Dates of Creation / Physical Description o Biographical Sketch o Scope and Content o Notes

 Series Descriptions o Course Teaching Materials Series . History of Canada – H135 . History of Canada – H235 . History of the Canadian West – H303 . British Columbia History – H305 . Canadian Social History – H329 . British Columbia History – H404 . Four Year Honours Seminar History – H433 . Seminars for Majors in History – H490 . Readings in Canadian History – H500 . Topics in Comparative History – H597 o McDonald Works Series . Articles and Conference Papers . Making Vancouver– Notes and Drafts . British Columbia Politics – Chapter Drafts o Research Materials Series . Subject Files . Henry Bell-Irving Biography . Haig-Brown / Uphill . Vancouver 1891 Census Printouts . Published Sources . Index Cards . Sound Recordings o Awards Series

 File List

 Catalogue entry (UBC Library catalogue)

Fonds Description

Robert A.J. McDonald fonds. – 1972-2019. 6.56 m of textual records and other material.

Biographical Sketch Dr. Robert A.J. (Bob) McDonald was born on April 5th, 1944, in Brandon, Manitoba. He graduated from the University of Manitoba with a BA and an MA (inaugural winner of the W.L. Morton Gold Medal); he later earned his Ph.D. from the University of British Columbia he was appointed assistant professor of History in 1978. With more than three decades of teaching at Simon Fraser University, the University of Western Ontario, and the University of Victoria and UBC, Bob has educated thousands of undergraduate students in Canadian and British Columbia History. In recognition of his academic commitments, Bob received the Killian Teaching Prize from UBC in 2000. McDonald published a book on Vancouver's early History, Making Vancouver: Class, Status, and Social Boundaries, 1863-1913 (1996), and many academic articles on BC and Canadian History. He edited the journal BC Studies and served on the boards and committees to raise awareness of the History of his adopted city and province, Vancouver, B.C. McDonald was also the Seagram Chair at the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada and president of the Vancouver Historical Society. He retired from teaching in 2012 but continued his research, sitting on the UBC History Department almost daily to work on his contribution to the book Party Conscience: The CCF, the NDP, and Social Democracy in Canada (2018), and finally, his long-awaited book on the first 100 years of BC politics. He was in the final stages of finishing that book when he passed on June 19th, 2019, from a stroke. He was 75. A scholarship fund has been created at UBC in McDonald's memory.

Custodial History

After McDondald’s death, a portion of these materials were transferred to the University Archives from McDonald's office at the UBC Department of History. The remainder had been kept at his residence, and were boxed-up and sent to the Archives by his family .

Scope and Content The records relate primarily to McDonald’s professional teaching, writing and research work and, to a much lesser extent, are records about his personal life. The course teaching materials include outlines and syllabi, lecture notes, class handouts, newspaper clippings, website printouts, and other materials used to develop course content. Records relating to McDonald’s writing include typescript drafts, off-prints, handwritten notes, conference papers and related correspondence. The most extensive 3

records relate to McDonald’s research. They include newspaper clippings and other published items, copies of articles annotated by McDonald, handwritten index cards with notes and citations, correspondence, and audio recordings of interviews, music and speeches. Finally, records related to awards and recognition received include curriculum vitae, certificates, correspondence and McDonald’s Killam Teaching Award from 2000.

Notes File list available.

Other material includes ca. 540 photographs: prints, negatives and slides: b&w and col.; 25x20 cm or smaller, 15 sound recordings and 1 object.

No further accruals are expected.

Series Descriptions

Course Teaching Materials series. – 1974-2014. 1.38 m of textual records.

Series consists of records documenting Robert McDonald’s teaching activities, and includes course outlines and syllabi, lecture notes, class handouts, newspaper clippings, website printouts, and other materials used in the development of course content. It is organized by course number into the following sub-series: History 135 – History of Canada, History 235 – History of Canada, History 303 – History of the Canadian West, History 305 – British Columbia, History 329 – Canadian Social History, History 404 – British Columbia, History 433 – Fourth-Year Honours Seminar, History 490 – Seminar for Majors in History, History 500 – Readings in Canadian History, and History 597 – Topics in Comparative History.

Files have been largely retained in their original order, which would have reflected the order in which subjects were presented in class. There is some overlap in contents between some of the sub-series, in particular in cases where the course has been re- numbered but the subject remains the same.

McDonald Works series. – 1982-2019. 70 cm of textual records.

Series consists of written works by Robert McDonald, and includes typescript drafts, off-prints, written notes, handwritten notes, conference papers and related correspondence.

Research Materials series. – 1972-2014. 4.46 m of textual records. 12 audio cassette recordings.

Series consists of materials collected, created, or otherwise acquired by Robert McDonald as part of his research activities, and includes newspaper clippings and other published items, copies of articles annotated by McDonald, index cards with notes and citations, written notes, correspondence, and audio recordings of interviews and speeches. It is organized into the following sub-series: Subject Files, Henry Bell-Irving Biography, Haig-Brown / Uphill, Vancouver 1891 Census printouts, Published sources, Index Cards and Sound recordings.

The Published sources and Index Cards sub-series consist of selections from among all such materials acquired by McDonald over the course of his professional career, retained primarily to help illustrate his research process.

Awards Series. – 1995-2011. 2 cm of textual records. 1 object.

This small series consists of curriculum vitae, certificates of recognition, correspondence regarding the visiting Seagram Chair and contracts, letters, award notifications and sales reports for Making Vancouver. The object included is the UBC Killam Teaching Prize Award.

File List

BOX 1

COURSE TEACHING MATERIALS SERIES

History 135 – The History of Canada [overlap with History 329 and History 235] – order approx. follows chronology of the course

1-1 [H135] 1. Introduction 2. Xmas review 1987-99 1-2 Hist 135 – Expansion of Europe 1998-2008 1-3 Hist 135-001 – Natives and newcomers… 1996 1-4 Hist 135/329 – Law and order in New France 1992-96 1-5 H135 – The state and the individual 2004-05 1-6 Hist [135/]329 – Was NF feudal? 1992-2004 1-7 H135 – Fall of NF / Interp’s of Conquest 1987-2014 1-8 H135 – Society in New France 1987-99 1-9 Hist 135 – Colony and empire: The geographic expansion of NF 1998-2005 1-10 H135 – Louisbourg/Slides 1995 1-11 H135 – Deportation of the Acadians 1999-2005 1-12 H135 – Settlement of BNA 1790s-1860s… [1990s] 1-13 H135 – Economy of NF 1974-92 1-14 H135 – The fur trade and the West 1978-2000 1-15 Revolution / Counter Revolution and Loyalists [1760-1791] [Hist 135-001] 1997-2014 1-16 H135 – Lower Canada, 1791-1830 1987-99 1-17 H135 – Upper Canada 1998 1-18 H135 – Social reform mid-19th Century 1998-99 1-18a H135 – Rebellions of 1837 1987-99 1-19 H135 – 1840s-1850s: Durham’s report 1999 1-20 H135 – Race and citizenship in Brit. Col. at Confederation 2000-07 1-21 H135 – Confederation (Centre) 1985-2014 1-22 H135 – Confederation from periphery… [1987-90s] 1-23 H135 – The imaginary Indian 1999 1-24 History 135 – BC and Confederation [1990s] 1-25 [Hist 135] – Laurier, Bourassa, & Fr. Can. nationalism 1988 1-26 H135 – Riel in history 1984-2000 1-27 H135 – European conquest on the Pacific coast 2003 1-28 [Hist 135] Political culture in the age of Macdonald 1975-2000 1-29 H135 – Nations in conflict… [1990s]

1-30 [Hist 135] “Making Indians” – Indian land policy in the West to 1900 1996- 2000 1-31 H135 – Working class response to industrialization 1988-99 1-32 H 135 [Hist 235] Women’s movement in Canada to 1918 1976-2000 1-33 [Hist 135] Immigration as a social issue 1976-92 1-34 H135 – Regionalism [n.d.] 1-35 H135 – Farmers respond to industrialism 1979-2009 1-36 Hist 135 – Residential schools 1996-2000 1-37 H135/329 – Women and the law… 1998-99 1-38 H135 – Suburbanization, feminism, and the “zeitgeist”… 1995-96 1-39 Depression – Politics [Hist 135] 1998-99 1-40 H. 135 – The vertical mosaic… 1991-2012 1-41 The Sixties – H135 1998-2011 1-42 H135 – Trudeau & Quebec 1990-2009 1-43 Hist. 135 Slides: Vancouver a Western City 1996 1-44 Hist 135 – Conclusion 1995-99 1-45 Census Divisions – 1891 135 Tutorial Outlines

History 235 – History of Canada

1-46 [Hist 235] Imperialism / Crisis of national identity 1975-95 1-47 Hist 235 – Working-class work 1997 1-48 [Hist 235] National Policy [1990s] 1-49 [Hist 235] Laurier, imperialism, & 1911 election 1987-99 1-50 H235 – The native rights question in British Columbia 2004-09 1-51 H235 – “A race apart” 1999-2011 1-52 Depression in Canada – Hist 235 1979-98 1-53 [Hist 235] Canada at war, 1939-45 1989-2004

BOX 2

2-1 [Hist 235] Emergence of the welfare state in Canada 1993-2012 2-2 Hist 235 – Immigration and citizenship [1990-2004] 2-3 Hist 235 – Canada and Quebec, 1970-1995 2005-11 2-4 Regionalism and nation – Hist 235 2010-12 2-5 [Hist 235] Canadian foreign policy 1988-2011

History 303 – History of the Canadian West

2-6 Prairie history [303] – for McGill 1978-79

2-7 H303 – Pattern of Prairie politics – McGill Nov2000 2-8 Hist 303 – “Government lawlessness…” 1984

History 305 – British Columbia

2-9 [History 305] Bell-Irving [“He thought he was the boss of everything”: Masculinity and power in a Vancouver Family 2007-16] 2-10 H305 the 1952 Election: Its Meaning 2-11 [Hist 305] Goblet to be Drained [BC in Confederation] 2-12 H 305 BC Political Culture 1900-1940 2-13 [Hist 305] “Unhappy British Columbia” 1991-2003 2-14 H 305 Environmental History of Hydro/ Peace R. 2003 2-15 [Hist 305] Pattullo and Racial Liberalism in the 1930s 2-16 [Hist 305] British Columbia: The Great Depression 1993 2-17 [Hist 305] History of UBC [lecture] 1993 2-18 H 305 Environment / Clayoquot 2-19 [Hist 305] Courts and History: Judge Allan McEachern’s Delgamuukw Decision of March 1991 2-20 Hist. 305 Vancouver and British Columbia

History 329 – Canadian Social History

2-21 H329 – Course intro 1984-2004 2-22 H329 – Capital & labour in the second industrial revolution 1985-97 2-23 H329/135 – First Nations’ culture at contact… 1997 2-24 Demography of N.F. – H329 1999 2-25 H329 – History and Huronia 1992 2-26 H329 – Structure of society in New France 1999 2-27 H329 – The Loyalists 1992-2004 2-28 H329 – The social impact of the Conquest 2004 2-29 H329 – Education & the bourgeois state 2004 2-30 H329 – Land and society in Upper Canada 2004 2-31 H329 – Lower Canadian Rebellion of 1837: Interpretations 1996-2010 2-32 Hist 329 – Red River Society 2004 2-33 H329 – Religion in BNA 2004 2-34 Hist 329 – Fur trade society 1984-92 2-35 H135 – BNA economy at mid-century 1978-99 2-36 Hist 329 – Law and order from 1830s to 1850s [1990s?] 2-37 Hist 329 – “The shantymen” 2004 2-38 H329 – Irish canal workers 1997

2-39 H329 – Rural families in central Canada… 2004 2-40 H329 – “Be My Valentine”: Love and courtship… 1992 2-41 H329 – Canada’s economy at mid-century… [1990s?] 2-42 H329 – Class, gender, and leisure in Victorian Canada 1996 2-43 H329 – Quebec and industrialization 2004 2-44 H329 – World War I 1997 2-45 H329 – Women and work 1993 2-46 H329 – Working-class families 2004 2-47 H329 – Gender and industrialization 2005 2-48 H329 – Child labour, 1850-1900 1997 2-49 H329 – Canada’s first industrial revolution… 1992-96 2-50 H329 – The meaning of class: Cape Breton in the 1920s 1993 2-51 [H329] – Education reform in BC 1980-2005 2-52 H329 – The new middle class… 2001 2-53 H329 – The middle class and the city 1993 2-54 H329 – Population: A twentieth century overview 2005 2-55 Hist 329 – Immigrants & ethnicity 1993-2005 2-56 Hist 329 – Oshawa General Strike 1993 2-57 H329 – Repression & resistance in Canada’s “black decade” 1996-2005 2-58 H329 – War Posters – WWII 1994-98 2-59 Hist 329 – Quebec before the Quiet Revolution 1999-2005 2-60 [H329] – Consumerism & gender: The dep’t store 2006 2-61 H329 – Consumerism & class 1993 2-62 H329 – Sexuality 2005 2-63 H329 – Kids, cars, and family “homes”… 2005 2-64 H329 – The Sixties… [1990s] 2-65 H329 – Second wave feminism 1986 2-66 H329 – Aboriginal peoples and modernity 2002-11 2-67 Hist. 329 (Soc. Hist) – Course clippings 1999-2005 2-68 H 329 Social History Clippings [2007] 2-69 Hist 329 [year-end review] 1987-95

BOX 3

History 404 – British Columbia

3-1 Origins of West Coast Society – H404 1997-2001 3-2 Hist404 – Cook & Enlightm. 1996-2004 3-3 Spanish… - Hist404 2007-11

3-4 Colonial VI [Vancouver Island] and BC: Society and economy [Hist404?] [n.d.] 3-5 H.404 – Aboriginal women: Status enhanced or eroded? 1995 3-6 Hist. 404 – Writing contact history 1995-2002 3-7 Islands of truth: Knowledge and colonialism [Hist404?] [1995] 3-8 H404 – Demography and disease… [n.d.] 3-9 Hist404 – HBC on the coast, 1821-49 [2007] 3-10 H.404 – HBC as colonizer 1849-1858 2002 3-11 Colonial politics and constit. dev’t to 1866 [Hist404?] [n.d.] 3-12 H404 – Liberalism, society, & politics… 2002 3-13 Douglas, Sir James [Hist 404] [2001] 3-14 H404 – BC enters Confederation 1989 3-15 Gold rushes [Hist 404] 1992-2004 3-16 Douglas’ Indian policies [Hist 404] 1982-2001 3-17 Hist 404 – First Nations society 1997-2006 3-18 “Cabinets of curiosities” [curio trade] [Hist 404] 1992-2002 3-19 Hist 404 [and 305] – Colonialism & resources, 1880-1938 1991-2005 3-20 Kootenays: Hard rock mining [Hist 404/305] 1996 3-21 Power as contested terrain 2000 3-22 Whiteness and race – H. 329 [Hist 305] 2004-10 3-23 British Columbia economy, 1871-1900 1997-2010 3-24 Salmon canning industry 1997-2000 3-25 Hist404 – Missionaries 1981-2006 3-26 H404 – Coal mining on V.I.… 1992-2002 3-27 Provincial politics, 1871-1903 1979-2010 3-28 H.404 – Settler women [Hist 305] 1997-2008 3-29 “Painting history”: Reassessing Emily Carr – Hist 404 1998-2006 3-30 Stanley Park [Hist 305/404] 1984-98 3-31 H404 – Ranching frontier, 1858-1896 1997 3-32 H404 – Indians at work… 1981 3-33 H 404 Reading Parades: The Meaning of Public Ceremonialism in Vancouver to 1900 [lecture notes and acetates] 3-34 H 404 ‘A Race Apart’ “British Columbian Indians in the Twentieth Century” [lecture notes, acetates, articles, newspaper clippings] 3-35 H 404 McBride: B.C. Politics During the Era of McBride, 1903-1915 3-36 Hist 404 Tom Uphill of Fernie and the Politics of the Margin 3-37 H. 404 Suffrage and Prohibition: The Meaning of Reform 3-38 B.C. Forest History to 1946 3-39 Hist. 404 The Triumph and Decline of Business Gov’t, 1928-1933

3-40 H 404 The Emergence of the CCF [Co-operative Commonwealth Federation] & B.C.’s Left Tradition 3-41 H. 404 How Radical Was The Left to 1920? 3-42 H 404 Interpreting Racism (2) Marxist Approaches 3-43 H 404 Environment 3-44 BC and Immigration [McGill 2000] 3-45 Hist. 404 Response to the Poor in Vancouver 3-46 H. 404 East Indian Immigrants in B.C. 3-47 H. 404 Structure of B.C.’s Population Since Confederation 3-48 H. 404 Loggers’ Society 1880’s-1940s 3-49 H 404 Chinese As An Ethnic Group 3-50 Japanese evacuation – Hist 404 [H305?] 2002-12

BOX 4

4-1 [H 404] Lumber Workers Respond to the Great Depression: 1931 Fraser Mills Strike 4-2 Hist. 404 “The ‘Socialist Hordes… [Are] At The Gates’: British Columbia’s Electoral Politics, 1933-1991 4-3 H 404 B.C.’s Post-War Economy: An Overview 4-4 Hist. 404 Doukobors [And the State in British Columbia] 4-5 H 404 Bennett + Power: Opening the North 4-6 Hist. 404 Labour/Solidarity Movement 4-7 H. 404 McDonald’s Vancouver: Debate over Class in an Urban Setting 4-8 Hist. 404 Conclusion 4-9 [Hist. 404 1978-1981]

History 433 – Fourth-Year Honours Seminar

4-10 Honours – Hist 433 – New Western History – 1996-97

History 490 – Seminar for Majors in History

4-11 Hist 490K – Vancouver [Fall 2008] 4-12 Hist 490B – Vancouver seminar – Fall 2009 4-13 Hist 490N – Vancouver (Jan 2012) 4-14 Hist 490N – Vancouver – Spring 2012

BOX 5

5-1. History 490: Vancouver Neighbourhoods 2006-08

History 500 – Readings in Canadian History

5-2 Hist 500 – Readings in Canadian history (Fall 2007) 2007-10 5-3 Hist 500 – Fall 2010

History 597 – Topics in Comparative History

5-4 History 597D (Modernity) – Fall 2002 5-4a Modernity [Hist 597D] 2001-02

McDONALD WORK SERIES

Articles and conference papers

5-5 Stanley Park [“Holy retreat” or “Practical breathing spot”?...] 1982 5-6 The Business Elite and Municipal Politics in Vancouver, BC, 1886-1914 1982- 83 5-7 Working Class Vancouver, 1886-1914: Urbanism and Class in British Columbia 1985 5-8 Citizens and Others – Chicago/SSHA November 1995 5-8a Haig Brown [The profligate province… - with Arn Keeling] 2000-02 5-9 McDonald, RAJ, “Vancouver: Canadian Metropolis In a Pacific Setting” August 2001 5-10 Vancouver – Pacific scape city – AHA 2001 2001-05 5-11 Politics Before Parties [Beyond Hope Conference May 2001] 5-11a British Columbia’s civil service… 2007-15 5-12 1958 Centennial Lecture [Continuity and change…] Nov. 2008

BOX 6

6-1 Frank Calder: From “Indian MLA” to “Nisga’a MLA” Sept. 2009 6-2 Populism Wpg [Winnipeg] Conference Sept. 2010 [Populism and the clash of modernities] 2010-13 6-3 Strachan vs Berger – BC Studies Conference [Modernity, labour, and social democracy in 1960s British Columbia] May 2011 2011-12

6-4 Cassidy, Harry [“Our local New Deal”…] [2011] 6-5 “Strike and You’ll be fired”… 2011 6-6 “Telford Time” and the Populist Origins of the CCF in British Columbia 2012 6-7 Berger [Thomas Berger and the transformation of left politics…] Oct. 2014 6-7a [Henry Ogle Bell-Irving – Dictionary of Canadian Biography - typescript] July 2016 6-8 Fabianism [and the Progressive Left in British Columbia] 2017 6-9 McDonald, Robert A. J. “Land Use in British Columbia: An Historical Perspective” [n.d.]

“Making Vancouver” – notes and drafts

6-10 McDonald, Robert A.J. Making Vancouver--Chapter 1 with feedback, [1995] 6-11 Ch II: Burrard Inlet (Lumber3) [n.d.] 6-12 Book Plans / Chapter 3: Business of City-Building [n.d] 6-13 Appendices A & B [Chapter 4: Stages of Business Growth in Early Vancouver (2) The Emergence of a Metropolis, 1894-1908] [n.d.] 6-14 Notes (Chapters 5-7, 9), [n.d.]

BOX 7

British Columbia politics book – chapter drafts

7-1 Book project 2008-13 7-2 McDonald, R.J.A. Chapter 1: Politics Feb. 2019 7-3 Chap 2 – “Politics before parties” 2013-19 7-4 Chap 3 – “The politics of progress” 2014-19 7-5 Chap 4 – “Localism and reform” 2017-19 7-6 Chap 5 – “Revolt beyond the Rockies” 2015-19 7-7 Chap 6 – “Capitalism [vs.] socialism” 2015-19 7-8 Chap 7 – “War politics” 2014-19 7-9 Chap 8 – Coalition “Nineteen fifty-two” 2015-18 7-10 Chap 9 – “Province building” 2016-19 7-11 Chap 10 – “Saville Row suit” 2018-19 7-12 Chap 11 – “Different times” 2017-19 7-13 Conclusion 2017-19

RESEARCH MATERIALS SERIES

BOX 8

Subject Files

8-1 [Amor de Cosmos – clippings] 8-2 Moodyville 1891 [1990] 8-3 [Vancouver census data – 1891?] Oct. 1989 8-4 Labour Day [annotated clippings] [n.d.] 8-5 William Lyon Mackenzie King 1988-94 8-6 [Crowsnest-Highway.ca] 2002 8-7 Ralston – Interviews March 2002 8-8 [Keith] Ralston Interview [transcript] [2002] 8-9 Ralston 2009 8-10 Metis [clippings only] 2003 8-11 Reid, Bill [clippings only] 2003 8-12 Saskatchewan [clippings only] 2005 8-13 WWII posters [1990s] 8-14 Photographs – [Workers] [ b& w: 20 x 25 cm & smaller] 8-15 Photographs – [Strikes/Protests] [ b& w: 20 x 25 cm & smaller] 8-16 Photographs – [Miscellaneous] [ b& w: 20 x 25 cm] (29) 8-17 Photographs – [ c. 20 Negatives & 13 Strike Bulletins printed] [ b& w: 20 x 25 cm and smaller prints and negatives] (33) 8-18 Vancouver Chronology –Chuck Davis [Pamphlet] [1984] 8-19 H.V. Edmonds: notes, [n.d.] 8-20 Maxwell, George Ritchie - General [notes and correspondence] [n.d.] 8-21 Maxwell, Geo. newspaper copies, [1986-1901] 8-22 Vancouver Board of Park Commissioners [Notes taken from minutes] [1948] 8-23 Vancouver Social Register and Club Directory, (1914) 8-24 Honorary Members of the Vancouver Club, [1896] 8-25 The British Columbian with notes, [1884] 8-26 Victoria Illustrated, [1891] 8-27 Vancouver Board of Trade 1910 8-28 Upper Canada College. The Role of Pupils of Upper Canada [registrar list up to 1916] 8-29 Stanley Park Photos [6 photographs: b&w; 25x20 cm or smaller] 8-30 Thesis: Business Elite Notes [n.d.] 8-31 Maps: Burrard Inlet [n.d.] 8-32 Various Notes & Maps [n.d.]

8-33 Elites, Status, & Class [n.d.] 8-34 Codebook for Van elites [n.d.] 8-35 Canada: Census of 1901, 1911, 1921, & 1931 8-36 Vancouver’s Three Hundred [n.d.] 8-37 1911 Census “Cities” Vol. 6. 1951 Census – Van. Occupations 8-38 [Miscellaneous handwritten notes] [n.d.] 8-39 Uvic PoliSci. Department [“Chilly Climate” ] [1993] 8-40 Notes CH 8 [Social Studies Atlas, 1958, and a map of Greater Vancouver, 1982.] 8-41 Maxwell, George [biography of George Richie Maxwell][1991] 8-42 BC Packers: Shore Lists [12 Sept. 1904] 8-43 Maj. Matthews Collection, Add Mss 54: Evidence given by W.H. Gallagher, 30 Dec. 1931 pp. 1-31 8-44 Dufferin-Carnarvon Correspondence, 1874-1878 ed. C.W. de Kiewiet + F.H. Underhill (1955) 8-45 Cruickshank, Doug, Provincial Labour Statistics [1897-1932] 8-46 Vancouver Lawyers [1989] 8-47 Letter to Thos. McGuigan [1902] 8-48 Whetham College [Calendar, 1892] [photocopy]

BOX 9

9-1 World, 31 Dec. 1889, p.5. Properties Owners in Vancouver 9-2 Laurier Papers re: BC (Xeroxed by Karen Peplow, June 1990) 9-3 Geo. Maxwell Hansard [House of Commons debates, 1896-1900] 9-4 Stanley Park: Opening (1959) [booklet] 9-5 Statues (Trusts and Probates) Sept 1988 9-6 NAC Dufferin Papers [1872] [photocopies 1991] 9-7 Walker Papers [1906] 9-8 AG False Creek Agreement [1910] 9-9 PABC [Provincial Archives BC] VB of T [Vancouver Board of Trade] – Freight Rates [AG 21 & AG 22] [1910] 9-10 PABC [Provincial Archives BC] Voters’ Lists [1874-1893] [photocopied 1986] 9-11 Burrard Inlet Society (Karen Peplow) [Miscellaneous news clippings, photocopies] [1865-1970] 9-12 Burrard Inlet [Research materials] [1865-1945] 9-13 CPR [Montreal & Ottawa, 1981] [Photocopied correspondence 1885-1913] 9-14 CPR Correspondence Out / CPR Collect [micro] [Public Archives Canada; Correspondence photocopies] [1806-1912] 9-15 [Vancouver Board of Trade] [Research materials] [1890-1966]

9-16 BML 1-74 [Presidents Report Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers] [1916-1918]

BOX 10

10-1 PABC [Provincial Archives BC] W.R. Arnold Inquest [1914] 10-2 Family & YIP Sang LTD – VCA Preliminary Inventory [1895-1989] [newspaper clipping 1993] 10-3 Moodyville Directories 1871/1874/1875/1885/1891 10-4 Bank of Vancouver [Shareholder lists and newspaper clippings] [1914-1922] 10-5 Royal Commission on Industrial Relations 1919 [photocopies] 10-6 Tate, Rev. Charles Montgomery, Papers BCARS, Add Mss 303 Vol 1Folder 5, 1 July 1876, Diary 10-7 PABC Freemasons [1874-1896] 10-8 Ward Boundary Maps & Franchie Charter Amendments [1886-1900] 10-9 Pattullo Papers/ BC ARS (1996) [Finding Aid 1892-1956] 10-10 NAC [National Archives of Canada] Photos / Uncatalogued (1991) [Printout from a database describing general collections about British Columbia] 10-11 Mathers Commission 1919 10-12 Bell-Irving, ART [includes photo: b&w print: 25 x 20 cm] [Aunt Tilly’s House on Vancouver’s East side 1906] [Includes other handwritten notes and research materials] [1896-1906] 10-13 [Newspaper clippings] [1894-1913] 10-14 Map Census Boundaries 1891 Census Van 10-15 Jonathan Miller [Papers; Real Estate and Business Interests] 10-16 PABC [Provincial Archives of BC] Foreshore 1894 / Gran Water Lots / Deadman’s Isl. 10-17 Canada Sessional Papers, “Stanley Park and Deadman’s Island, British Columbia”, 1899 10-18 City By-Laws [1886-1924] 10-19 Elites (Non-Vancouver) [Articles] 10-20 Borden Papers [c. 1903-1916] 10-21 [Making Vancouver: Class, Status, and Social Boundaries, 1863-1913] [photographs: b&w; 25x20 cm or smaller] 10-22 DIA Annual Reports [“Department of Indian Affairs”] [Annual Report 1877] 10-23 Loggers’ Reminiscences 1. RT Filberg 2. Lloyd Rogers BCARS 1995 [transcripts recorded 1956 and 1960] 10-24 VCA Police Records [c. 1889-1912] 10-25 [Department of Labour, Strikes & Lockouts] [1907-1918] [Finding Aid] 10-26 Attorney General [Correspondence] [1911-1916]

10-27 Canada Department of Fisheries [Finding aid 1892-1914] [includes handwritten notes] 10-28 AG Dominion Trust [Company] [Memorandum] [1914-1918] 10-29 BC Commission on Municipal Government, 1912 [transcript] 10-30 BC Supt. of Education [1872-1899] - references to Burrard Inlet taken by Clint Evans for Jean Barman (1990) 10-31 Exports by City from BC, 1902, 1910 & 1914 10-32 Imports (Van & Victoria), 1902 & 1910

BOX 11

11-1 Jericho Walk [research materials] 11-2 Housing Vancouver [news articles] [2016] 11-3 BC Politicians [newspaper clippings] [1999-2017] 11-4 Clippings BC Forestry [1988-2008] 11-5 Alberta BC [newspaper clipping 2014] 11-6 Vancouver Theatre [newspaper clippings and ephemera 2013-2019] 11-7 BC Clippings [1992-2018] 11-8 Vancouver [newspaper clippings] [2004-2013]

BOX 12

12-1 Vancouver Clippings [1977-2019] 12-2 Williams Case June 2014 [newspaper clippings] 12-3 Indian Rights / Delgamuukw “1. Delgamuukw vs AG in Historical Perspective 2. Indian Rights Movement in B.C., 1974-1951”

BOX 13

13-1 Political Culture [notes, email correspondence] [2001-2003] 13-2 1921 Election [newspaper clippings annotated] 13-3 R. H. Neelands [newspaper clippings] [1921-1974] 13-4 Buroe, Richard [newspaper clippings] [1908-1954] 13-5 Restraint Budget July 1983 13-6 Palmer, Bryan D. Solidarity (1987) 13-7 Palmer, Bryan D. “The Ghost of Jack Munro” (2018) 13-8 Liberal Order McGill (Mar ’06)

Henry Bell-Irving Biography

13-9 [Slides – copies of historical photos from archives?] [n.d.]

BOX 14

14-1 Bell-Irving, H.O. – from Eliz O’Kieley [private] 14 Aug 2000 14-2 Bell-Irving correspondence 1996-2016 14-3 M. Merrill, “Ghost of Karl Polanyi” [actually photo prints and correspondence re. Bell-Irving article] December 2000 14-4 Bell-Irving family 1980-96 14-5 Bella Beatty / Brooks / Bell-Irving [n.d.] 14-6 Bell-Irving / O’Kiely interview w. Isabel Sweeny [ca. 1975] 14-7 [From Isabel Sweeny tapes] [2000] 14-8 Bell-Irving – Eliz. O’Kiely private collection June 1996

BOX 15

15-1 Eagle, Ray – In the service of the Crown: The story of Budge and Nancy Bell- Irving 1998 15-2 Roper, Michael and Tosh, John, eds. – Manful Assertions… 1990 15-3 Miller, Pamela et.al. – The McCord family… 1992 15-4 Strouse, Jean – Alice James… 1980 15-5 Carruthers, Annette, ed. – The Scottish home 1996 15-6 Girouard, Mark – Life in the English country house… 1978 15-7 McClelland, Keith – Some thoughts on masculinity… 1989 15-8 Bell-Irving / Drafts of papers on… 1996-2001 15-9 Ehrenreich, Barbara and English, Deidre – For her own good… 1979 15-10 Frank, Stephen – Life with father…1998 15-11 Rotundo, E. Anthony – American manhood 1993 15-12 Kidd, Alan and David Nicholls, eds. – The making of the British middle class?… 1998 15-13 Mangan, J.A. and Jas.Walvin, eds. – Manliness and morality… 1987 15-14 Mangan, J.A. – Athleticism in the Victorian and Edwardian public school 1981 15-15 Mangan, J.A. – The games ethic and imperialism 1986

Haig-Brown / Uphill

15-16 [Tom Uphill] [n.d.] [3 folders]

15-17 Vancouver transformations 2017-19 15-18 [BC Studies conferences] 1984-2011 15-19 Barb Schober 2005-17 15-20 BC Studies [conference] 2017 15-21 Bob Williams 2014 15-22 Correspondence 2012-19 15-23 VCA [Vancouver City Archives] Advisory 1994-2019 15-24 Uphill, Tom October 2001 15-25 Latham, Michael E., “Ideology, social science, and destiny…” 1998 15-26 Walker, Richard A., “California’s golden roads to riches…” 2001 15-27 Brinkley, Alan, “The Natural Resources Planning Board…” 2000 15-28 [Paul Gilroy – “Not a story to pass on”…] [n.d.] 15-29 Felski, Rita – The gender of modernity 1995 15-30 MacLean, Nancy, “The Leo Frank case reconsidered…” 1991 15-31 Levine, Lawrence W., “Marcus Garvey and the politics of revitalization” 1982 15-32 Nenno, Nancy, “Femininity, the primitive, and modern urban space…” 1997 15-33 Jervis, John, “The rape and romance of nature…” 1999 15-34 Latham, Michael E., “Modernization as ideology…” 2000 15-35 CVA – City Manager fonds finding aid 2000 15-36 Metcalfe, E. Bennett, “A man of some importance…” [Roderick Haig-Brown] 1985 15-37 V. Haig-Brown, ed., Writings and reflections 1982 15-38 Haig-Brown 1998-2001

BOX 16

16-1 [“Multiple modernities”] [n.d.] 16-2 Harvey, David, “The condition of modernity” 1989 16-3 Robertson, Anthony, “Above tide…” 1984 16-4 Denholm, J.J., “Fernie” 1953 16-5 Dunk, Thomas W., “It’s a working man’s town” 1991 16-6 [various articles and clippings]

Vancouver 1891 Census- Printouts

16-7 [UBC Computing Centre – data sheets] 16-8 Van1891A printout May 1989 16-9 1891 – Family / Single men Nov. 1991 16-10 [Moody91 – printouts] 1990-91

16-11 [By Caseno – printout] October 1989 16-12 Van1891 #2 printout October 1991 16-13 Van1891 #3 printout October 1991 16-14 1891 Van printout October 1989 16-15 Moody91 printout June 1991 16-16 Moodyville 1891 printout June 1991 16-17 Van1891 printout November 1991 16-18 [Van1891 – printouts] October 1991 16-19 Van1891 #1 printout October 1991 16-20 Codebook – 1891 Census: City of Vancouver – Name: Van1891B [1990] 16-21 Van1891 – Lodgers November 1991 16-22 [Van1891 – printouts] November 1991 16-23 1891 – Birthplace – All September 1989 16-24 1891 Van – Alphabetical September 1989 16-25 1891 Van – By census division September 1989 16-26 [Van1891 – printouts] October 1991 16-27 [Van1891 – printouts] November 1991 16-28 Probate--Old, [1988]

University Computing Services

16-29 UBC Computing Centre: Religions of All Groups, [1986] 16-30 Social Data of Elites in Sublets, [1988] 16-31 Primary Occupation Business Elite and Sub-Elite, [1988] scope? 16-32 [Date of Arrival] 16-33 Birthplace of Social Elites, 1886-1914. [1986] 16-34 Primary Occupation Business Elite and Sub-Elite, [1988] scope? 16-35 Overlapping Business and Social Elites, [1987] 16-36 Sub-Elite Memberships, [1986] 16-37 Van-Elites: Labour, 1840-1960, [1986] 16-38 Van-Elites: Tables, [1987]

BOX 17

17-1 Indices [2 small boxes] 17-2 1987: Misc. tables, notes, etc. 17-3 Burrard, 1881. [8/1991] 17-4 Burrard, 1881. [7/1991] 17-5 Burrard Inlet, 1881. [6/1991] 17-6 Burrard: Native Men/Women, [1991]

17-7 Burrard: Children, 1881. [1991] 17-8 Burrard: Non-Metis Population, 1881. [1991] 17-9 Burrard: Crosstabs--Vertical [X] Birthplace, 1881. [1991] 17-10 Burrard: Place of Birth, 1881. [1991] 17-11 Burrard: Male, Working Age, Village] 17-12 Burrard: Native Men/Women (revised), [1991] 17-13 Native/Non-Native Children, [1991] 17-14 Frequencies: Granville, Mooyville, Hastings, 1881. [1991] 17-15 Labels to 6 New Variables (OccuPa) Added, 1881. [1990] 17-16 Burrard: Native Men/Women (2 revision), 1881

Published Sources

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17-21 Benedict, Julian and Lawrence Aronsen. Hippies and Their Discontents: Cultural Conflict in Vancouver, 1965-1970. [2007] 17-22 Ross, Becki and Kim Greenwell. Spectacular Striptease: Performing the Sexual and Racial Other in Vancouver, B.C., 1945-1975. [2005] 17-23 Porth, Ryan Burnard. Master’s Thesis: Why Clarence Clemons Died: Power, Narrative, and the Death of a “Negro Longshoreman” in Vancouver, 1952-53. [2003] 17-24 Linteau, Paul-Andre. Canadian Suburbanization in a North American Context: Does the Border Make a Difference? [1987] Magazine excerpts: Asia’s News, [1997]; Urban Economics, [1996]; Atlantic Monthly, [1998] 17-25 Cruickshank, Ken and Nancy B. Bouchier. Blighted Areas and Obnoxious Industries: Constructing Environmental Inequality on an Industrial Waterfront, Hamilton, Ontario, 1980-1960. [2004] 17-26 Penfold, Steve. “Are we to go literally to the hot dogs?” Parking lots, drive- ins, and the critique of progress in Toronto’s suburbs, 1965-1975. [2004]

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Ghost Dance of Christaller and Von Thunen, [1994] Harris Richard. Book Review: Nature’s Metropolis, [1994] 18-25 Taylor, Quintard. Blacks and Asians in a White City: Japanese Americans and African Americans in Seattle, 1890-1940. [1991]

BOX 19

19-1 Fishman, Robert. Bourgeois Utopias: The Rise and Fall of Suburbia (Chapters 4 and 6), [1987] 19-2 Clawson, Mary Ann. Constructing Brotherhood: Class, Gender, and Fraternalism, [1989] 19-3 B.C. Federationalist, Press Censorship in WWI, [1917] 19-4 Bottomore, T.B. Classes in Modern Society, [1965] 19-5 Artibise, Alan F.J., “Exposure […]” [Nash, Gerald N. Commentary, [1983]] 19-6 Hammock, David C. Problems in the Historical Study of Power in the Cities and Towns of the United States 1800-1960. [1978] Ricou, Laurie. Never Cry Wolfe: Benjamin West’s “The Death of Wolfe” in “Prochain Episode” and “The Diviners,” [1981] 19-7 Ghent, Jocelyn Maynard and Frederic Cople Joher. The Chicago Business Elite: 1830-1930. A Collective Biography, [1976] 19-8 Gaventa, John. Power and Powerlessness: Quiescence and Rebellion in an Appalachian Valley, [1980] 19-9 McShane, Northeastern. Transforming the Use of Urban Space: A Look at the Revolution in Street Pavements, 1880-1924. [1979]. 19-10 Mayer, Kurt B. and Walter Buckley. Class and Society, 3rd Ed. [1955] 19-11 Luke, Steven. Power, [1986] 19-12 Curtis, James E, and William G. Scott. Social Stratification: Canada, [1973] 19-13 Lamb, Bessie. From “Tickler” to “Telegram”: Notes on Early Vancouver Newspapers, [1878] 19-14 Issel, William. Business Power and Political Culture in San Francisco, 1900- 1940. [1989] 19-15 Pessen, Edward. AHR Forum: Social Structure and Politics in American History, [1982] 19-16 Parkin, Frank. Marxism and class theory: A bourgeois critique, [1979] 19-17 Jaher, Frederic Cople and Edward Pessen. Peeping Through the Windows of the Wealthy, [1976] 19-18 Stuart, Richard Grey. Master’s Thesis: The Early Political Career of Angus Macinnis, [1967] 19-19 Rozenweig, Roy. Middle-Class Parks and Working-Class Play: The Struggle Over Recreational Space in Worcester, Massachusetts, 1870-1910.

19-20 Rosen, Christine Meisner. The Power of Business Elites in the History of the City, [1987] 19-21 Rayside, David, M. Small Town Fragmentation and the Politics of Community, [1989]

BOX 20

20-1 Bertram, Gordon W. Historical Statistics on Growth and Structure on Manufacturing in Canada, 1870-1957. [1964] 20-2 Belshaw, John. The British Collier in British Columbia: Another Archetype Reconsidered, [1992]. 20-3 Barnett, Homer. The Coast Salish of British Columbia, [1955] Hill-Tout, Charles. The Salish People, [1978] Rohner, Ronald P. The Ethnography of Franz Boas, [1969] 20-4 Barman, John. Half Breeds in the Late Nineteenth-Century British Columbia, [1990] 20-5 Tattersall, James. Exports and Economic Growth: The Pacific Northwest 1880- 1960. [1962] 20-6 Picken, M. City Industries and Export Trade, [1887] 20-7 Vancouver’s First Voters list, 1886. [1985] 20-8 Henshaw, F.G. The Cities of Victoria and Vancouver, [1899] 20-9 The Vancouver Chamber of Commerce: What Ails Vancouver, [1913] 20-10 Swanson, Joseph. A Model of Urban Capital Formation and Growth of Cities in History, [1966] Isard, Walter. Interregional Flow Analysis and Balance of Payment Statements, [1960] Roterus, Victor. Economic Geography, [1955] Richardson, Harry W. Urban Economics, [1978] Ullman, Edward. A Theory of Location for Cities, [1957] Foust, Brady. Ubiquitous Manufacturing, [1975] Cozen, Michael P. The Manturing Urban System in the United States, 1840- 1910. [1977] 20-11 Hansbury-Williams, Chas. Vancouver and Victoria, [1903] 20-12 Macdonald, R.A.J. Industrialization and Urbanization in Canada, 1880-1914. [1975-6] Fineberg, Nathaniel. The Canadian Financial Triangle, [1909] 20-13 Dixon, L.B. The Birth of the Lumber Industry in British Columbia. [1956] 20-14 Bradley. Canada in the Twentieth Century. [1903] 20-15 Baskerville, Peter A. Financial Capital and the Municipal State: The Case of Victoria, British Columbia, 1910-1936. [1986]

20-16 B.C. Mining Critic-various articles, [n.d.] 20-17 Education and Ecclesiastical: The Education System of British Columbia, [n.d] 20-18 McDonald, Bob. Tracking Tendry House, [1993] 20-19 Acheson, T.W. Changing Social Origins of the Canadian Industrial Elite, 1880- 1910. [1973]. 20-20 Acheson, T.W. The Social Origins of the Canadian Industrial Elite, 1880-1885. [1905] 20-21 Blackford, Mansel G. Civic Groups, Political Action, and City Planning in Seattle, 1892-1915. [1980] 20-22 Bradley, A.G. Canada in the Twentieth Century. [1903] 20-23 The Canadian Architect and Builder, [1899] 20-24 Index of the Canadian Municipal Journal, [1908] 20-25 Lees, Elizabeth

BOX 21

21-1 Chamber’s Journal, 26 May 1888: […] 21-2 Remaking Vancouver: 1940-1970. [2006] 21-3 Gulf Islands [Reimer, Derek. The Gulf Islanders, [n.d.]] 21-4 Vancouver Development, [1957] 21-5 Vancouver in 1920s – Sir Alan Lascelles, 2002 [1891] 21-6 Moss, John Pinder, “How the forest was logged off […]” 21-7 Sovenir Edition Vancouver Daily World, 1981 21-8 Cotton, ?. Vancouver’s First Civic Election in 1886 Was Warm Affair, [1924] 21-9 The Vancouver News: Very Cold, Lots of Ice, [1887]. 21-10 Francis, Russ. He’s Developing a Problem: Was Vancouver Mayor Gordon Campbell Guilty of Conflict of Interest…, [1993] 21-11 Mayne, Harold. Daily Papers, Volume 1, Alvo von Alvensleben, [1914] 21-12 Armstrong, Christopher. Suburban Street Railroad Strategies in Three Canadian Cities: Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver, 1890-1920. [1982] 21-13 Beveridge, Charles E. The Evolution of Public Open Space in American Cities, [1985]; The Parks and the Peoples: Social History and Urban Parks, [1983] Hardy, Stephen. “Parks for the Peoples”: Reforming the Boston Park System, 1870-1915. [1980] Snow, Robert. Coney Island: A Case Study in Popular Culture and Technical Change, [1976] Kasson, John. Amusing the Million: Coney Island at the Turn of the Century, [1978] Cochran, Thomas C. Business and its Environment, [1983] Tucker, William. Is Nature Too Good for Us? [1982]

Chadwick, George F. The English Landscape Movement and the Public Park, [1966] 21-14 Parks [Lubove, Roy. Social History and the History of Landscape Architecture, [1975] Jackson, John. Central Park, 1865-1876. [1972] Marie, Elsie. The Beginning of Municipal Park Systems, [1970] Tobey, G.B. A History of Landscape Architecture: The Relationship of People to the Environment, [1973] Schmitt, Peter J. Back to Nature: The Arcadian Myth in Urban American, [1969] Brown, Robert Craig. The Doctrine of Usefulness: Natural Resource and National Park Policy in Canada, 1887-1914. [1970] Miller, Ross L. The Landscaper’s Utopia Versus the City: A Mismatch, [1976] Blodgett, Geoffrey. Frederick Law Olmstead: Landscape Architecture as Conservative Reform, [1976]. Murray, A.L. Frederick Law Olmsted and the Design of Mount Royal Park, Montreal, [1967] Wilson, William H. J. Horace McFarland and the City Beautiful Movement, [1981]] 21-15 Mill, J.J. Early History of the Vancouver Exhibition Association, [1953] Various authors. 21 Pioneer Enterprises, 1886-1986. [1986] 21-16 Lees, Elizabeth. Manuscript Article: Hiring, Training, and Motivating the Shipyard Worker: Government-Labour Relations in Seattle and Vancouver 1916-1919. [n.d.] Lees, Elizabeth. Chapter 6 of Thesis: Shipyard and Radicals, [n.d.] Harper, Ben. A Shop Rat Lays it on the Line, [n.d.] Shortell, Ann. Labor at a Crossroads, [1991] 21-17 Owens, James. Secret Document: Report to Edmonton Regiment, [1942]

BOX 22

22-1 Woodward-Reynolds, Kathleen. A History of the City and District of North Vancouver, [1943] 22-2 Wyllie, Irvin G. Social Darwinism and the Businessman, [1966] 22-3 Mehta, Singh. Liberalism and Empire: A Study in Nineteenth-Century British Thought, [1999] 22-4 Schumpeter, Joseph A. The Creative Response in Economic History, [1947] 22-5 Sillitoe, Violet. Early Days in British Columbia, [1922] 22-6 Simon, Matthew. New British Investment in Canada, 1865-1914. [1970] 22-7 Song: The Grand Hotel, [1886-1914], [1987]

22-8 Stanley Park Technical Report, 1992 22-9 Templeton, William. Song: Vancouver Calls Me, [n.d.] 22-10 Vancouver: The Report (1912) [The Report: A Brief Investigation of Social Conditions in the City which Indicate the Need of an Intensive Social Survey, etc., [1913?]] 22-11 The Vancouver Courier--excerpt, [2007] 22-12 Walkem, Wymond. Stories of Early British Columbia, [1914] 22-13 Walker, Alexander J. Town Planning in Vancouver, [1935] 22-14 Hall, Roger, ed. Patterns of the Past: Interpreting Ontario’s History with various articles, [1988] 22-15 Westminster Hall Magazine (articles) [McNeil, William, dir. The Development of Water Powers in BC, [1911]] 22-16 Woodsworth, J.S. On the Waterfront, [1927] 22-17 Morley, Roberts. The Western Avernus or Toil and Travel in Further North America, [1896] 22-18 Morley, Roberts. The Prey of the Strongest, [1906] 22-19 M.I Rogers 1869-1965 [Kluckner, Michael. M.I. Rogers, 1869-1965, [1987]] 22-20 Ross, Alexander. The Bull and Bear, [1982] 22-21 Walter, Sage. Canada on the Pacific, 1866-1925. [1926] 22-22 Morton, James. The Enterprising Mr. Moody, the Bumptious Captain Stamp, [1977] 22-23 Mouat, Jeremy. Entry for Dictionary of Canadian Biography, 1901-1910, regarding J.H. Watson, [n.d.] 22-24 Mullins, Christine. Russell & DuMoulin: The First Century, 1889-1989, [1990] 22-25 Patterson Essays, [n.d.] 22-26 “Memories of Early Vancouver”--various articles, [1938] 22-27 The Province, Vancouver, BC, [1900] 22-28 Purvey, Diane. Alexandra Orphanage and Families in Crisis in Vancouver, 1892 to 1938. [1990] 22-29 Reid, David J. The Development of the Fraser River Salmon Canning Industry, 1885-1913. [1973] 22-30 BC Historical News, 1972; Vancouver Sun: BC as a Myth in the Modern World, [1974] 22-31 Leier, Mark. A Monument to Materialism, Vandalism, and Stupidity, 1899. [1990] 22-32 Cyril, Leonoff. Centennial of Vancouver Jewish Life: 1886-1986. [1986] 22-33 Louie, H.Y. Tradition of Service, [1993] 22-34 Love, Peter. Labour and the Money Power: Australian Labour Populism, 1890-1950. [1984]

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22-61 Carmichael, Herbert. Pioneer Days in Pulp and Paper, [1945] 22-62 Cotton, Barry H. First in the Field, [1905] 22-63 Book: Carpenters of Vancouver BC, The First Hundred Years, [1990] Cruikshank, Doug. The Last of the Old-Time Smokers, [1989] 22-64 Cummings, Douglas E. Railway Entrances to Vancouver, 1887-1969. [1970] 22-65 Davidoff, Leonore. The Best Circles: Society Etiquette and the Season, [1973] 22-66 Davis, Lance E. The Investment Market, 1870-1914: The Evolution of a National Market, [1965] 22-67 Andrews, Margaret, PhD thesis [1979] 22-68 Andrews, Margaret “The Emergence of Bureaucracy The Vancouver Health Department, 1886-1914” 22-69 Gibson, E.M.W. “The Impact of Social Belief on Landscape Change: A Geographical Study of Vancouver” [PhD 1972] 22-70 E.M. Gibson “Lotus Eaters, Loggers and the Vancouver Landscape”[…] [1993] 22-71 Horsfall, Gayel A. “Ethnic Conflict in Context: Cumberland, B.C., 1880-1940” [1990] 22-72 Horsfall, Gail “Company Management and Social Identity” 22-73 Howard, Irene “Shockable and Unshockable Methodists in The Innocent Traveller” 22-74 Keenleyside, Hugh “Memoirs of Hugh L. Keenleyside” [1981] 22-75 Kimberley, Laurel Jo-Anne Canning-Dew, “Hastings and Main” (Van: New Star, 1987) 22-76 Mills, Allen “Fool for Christ: The Political Thought of JS Woodsworth” (Tor: UofT P [Press], 1991) 22-77 Schrodt, Barbara, “Control of Sports Facilities in Early Vancouver: The Brockton Point Athletic Association At Stanley Park, 1880-1913” […] [1992] 22-78 Taylor, John “The Urban West, Public Welfare, and a theory of Urban Development” […] [1975]

BOX 23

23-1 Allen, Theodore, “The Invention of the White Race” Vol 1: Racial Oppression and Social Control (London: 1994) 23-2 Archer, Melanie, “Small Capitalism and Middle-Class Formation in Industrializing Detroit, 1880—1900” […] [1995] 23-3 Barrett, James R., “Americanization from the Bottom Up: Immigration and the Remaking of the Working Class in the United States, 1880-1930” […] [1992]

23-4 Beeghley, Leonard, “Social Stratification in America: A Critical Analysis of Theory and Research” […] [1978] 23-5 Benoix, Reinhard, “Inequality and Social Structure: A Comparison of Marx and Weber” […] [1974] 23-6 Barbalet, J.M. Citizenship: Rights, Struggle, and Class Inequality (1988) 23-7 Beik, William H. [“Luttes de factions et intérêts économiques à Marseille de 1598 à 1618”] [1972] 23-8 Beik, WM H. [“Urban Factions and the Social Order during the Minority of Louis XIV”] [1987] 23-9 Bendix, Reinhard, “Social Mobility and the American Business Elite” […] [1959] 23-10 Bendrix, Reinhard and Lipset, Seymour, “Class Status and Power” […] [1953] 23-11 Bhabham Homi K. ed. “Nation and Narration” […] [1990] 23-12 Bottomore, Tom ed. “Middle class” [1991] 23-13 Bottomore, Tom, “Citizenship and Social Class” […] [1992] 23-14 Bourdieu, Pierre, “Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgement of Taste” […] [1984] [handwritten notes] 23-15 Burris, Val, “The Neo-Marxist Sythesis of Marx and Weber” […] [1987] 23-16 Burton, Antoinette, “Gender, Sexuality and Colonial Modernities” […] [1999] 23-17 Cannadine, David,”Cutting Classes” […] [1992] 23-18 Cannadine, David, “The Context, Performance and Meaning of Ritual […]” [1983] 23-19 Crossick, Geoffrey, “Urban Society and the Petty Bourgeoisie […]” [1983] 23-20 Crossick, Geoffrey, “The Lower Middle Class in Britain 1870-1914” [1977] 23-21 Cunningham, Hugh, “Leisure in the Industrial Revolution” […] [1980] 23-22 Davies, Edward, J., “Regional Networks and Social Change […]” [1982] 23-23 Davis, Natalie, “Society and Culture in Early Modern France” [1975] 23-24 Dubofsky, Melvyn, “We shall be all […] [1969] 23-25 Field, John, “Wealth, Styles of Life and Social Tone amongst Portsmouth’s Middle Class […]” [1986] 23-26 Fink, Leon, et. al., “Round Table: Labour, Historical Pessimism, and Hegemony” […] [1988] 23-27 Foner, Eric, “The Story of American Freedom” […] [1998] 23-28 Frisch, Michael, “American Urban History […]” [1979] 23-29 Gerth, H.H. and C. Wright Mills,[…] “Essays in Sociology” […] [1946] 23-30 Giddens, Anthony “A Contemporary Critique of Historical Materialism” […] [1981] 23-31 Giddens, Anthony […] “Profiles and Critiques in Social Theory” […] [1982] 23-32 Giddens, Anthony, ‘Preface” and “Elites in the British Class Structure” […] [1974]

23-33 Gilkeson, John S., “Middle-Class Providence, 1820-1940” (1988) 23-34 Goodwyn, Laurence, “The Populist Moment […]” [1978] 23-35 Gray, Robert, “The Aristocracy of Labour in Nineteenth-Century Britain, c. 1850-1900” […] [1981] 23-36 Hammack, David C., “Small Business and Urban Power […]” […] [1980] 23-37 Hammerton, Elizabeth an Cannadine, David, “Conflict and Consensus on a Ceremonial Occasion […]” […] [1981] 23-38 Harvey, David, “The Urbanization of Capital” […] [1985] 23-39 Held, David, “Citizenship and Autonomy” […] [1989] 23-40 Hindess, Barry, “Citizenship in the Modern West […]” […] [1993] 23-41 Hobsbawm, Eric and Ranger, Terence, “The Invention of Tradition” […] [1983] 23-42 Howell, Roger Jr.,[“The Structure of Urban Politics”] [1979] 23-43 Ignatiev, Noel, “How the Irish Became White” […] [1995] 23-44 Kent, Christopher, “Foucault: Doing History, or Undoing it?” [1986] 23-45 Kent, Christopher, “Prescence and Absence: History, Theory and Working Class” […] [1986] 23-46 Konnert, Mark, [“Urban Values Versus Religious Passion] […]” [1989] 23-47 Lears, T.J. Jackson, “The Concept of Cultural Hegemony […]” [1985] 23-48 Friedrich, Lenger, “Class, culture and class consciousness […]”[1981] 23-49 Lukes, Steven, ed., “Political Ritual and Social Integration” […] [1977] 23-50 Mann, Michael, “Ruling Class Strategies and Cotozenship” […] [1987] 23-51 Manning, Frank E., “Cosmos & Chaos […]” […] [1983] 23-52 Marshall, T.H. “Intro.” And “Citizenship and Social Class” […] [1964] 23-53 McCarthy, Kathleen, “Noblesse Oblige […] [1982] 23-54 McLaren, John and Lowman, John, “Enforcing Canada’s Prostitution Laws [...]” [1990] 23-55 McLeod, Hugh “White Collar Values and the Role of Religion […]” [1977] 23-56 Moeller, Bernd, “Imperial Cities and the Reformation” […] [1972] 23-57 Monkkonen, Eric H., “A Disorderly People? […]” [1981] 23-58 Montgomery, David, “Citizen Worker […]” [1993] 23-59 Newby, Howard “The Deferential Dialectic […]” [1974] 23-60 Oliver, Dawn and Derek Heather, “The Foundations of Citizenship” [1994] 23-61 Orloff, Ann Shola, “Gender and the Social Rights of Citizenship […]” [1993] 23-62 Parkin, Frank, “Max Weber” […] [1982] 23-63 Peiss, Kathy, “Cheap Amusements: Leisure in Turn-of-the-Century New York” (1986) 23-64 Price, Richard, “Theories of Labour Process Formation” […] [1984] 23-65 Roche, Maurice, “Citizenship, Social theory, and Social Change […]” [1987] 23-66 Roediger, David R., “The Wages of Whiteness […]” [1991]

23-67 Rosenzweig, Roy and Blackmar, Elizabeth “The Park and the People […]”, 1992 23-68 Ross, Ellen, “Not the Sort that would sit on the Doorstep” […] [1985] 23-69 Ross, Ellen, “Not the Sort that would sit on the Doorstep” […] [1985] (Duplicate) 23-70 Ross, Aileen D., “Organized Philanthropy in an Urban Community” […] [1952] 23-71 Rubinstein, W.D., “Wealth and Inequality in Britain” (London 1986) 23-72 Rubinstein, W.D., “Wealth, Elites and the Class Structure of Modern Britain” […] [1977] 23-73 Rubinstein, W.D., e.d. “Wealth and the Wealthy in the Modern World” […] [1980] 23-74 Said, Edward W., “Orientalism” (1978) 23-75 Saville, John, “The Ideology of Labourism” […] [1973] 23-76 Scaff, Laurence A. and Arnold, Thomas Clay, “Class and Theory of History […]” […] [1985] 23-77 Scribner, R.W., [“Civic Unity and the Reformation of Erfurt”] [1975] 23-78 Schumsky, Neil, “Tacit Acceptance: Respectable Americans and Segregated Prostitution […]” [1986] 23-79 Smart, Carol, “Feminist Jurisprudence” […] [1991] 23-80 Somers, Margaret R., “Citizenship and the Place of the Public Sphere […]” […] [1993] 23-81 Strauss, Gerald, [“Protestant Dogma and City Government […]”] [1967] 23-82 Turner, Bryan S., “Contemporary Problems in the Theory of Citizenship […]” [1993] 23-83 Thomes, Nancy, “Merchants of Health …” […] [2001] 23-84 Turner, Victor, “Liminality and the Performance Genres” […] [1984] 23-85 Van Doren, Liewain Scott, [“Revolt and Reaction in the City of Romans […]”] [1974] 23-86 Weber, Max, “Economy and Society […]” […] [1978] 23-87 Max Weber, “Economy and Society. An Outline of Interpretive Society” […] [1968] 23-88 Wilton, Carol, “Introduction: Beyond the Law – Lawyers and Business in Canada […]” […] [1990]

BOX 24

24-1 [Email correspondence, 2014 / Misc. photos, slides and negatives/ newspaper clipping 1901]

24-2 [various photographs used in “Vancouver’s Past” – copies from archival collections] [11 slides, illustrations] 24-3 Electoral History of BC (1988) [photocopy] 24-4 Brownsey, Keith and Howlett, Michael, “The Provincial State” (2002) 24-5 Biagini, Eugenio, “Liberty, Retrenchment and Reform […]” [1992] 24-6 Parker, Ian D., “Simon Fraser Tolmie […]” 1971 24-7 Ley, David, “Liberal Ideology and the Postindustrial City” 1980 24-8 Offre, Claus, “Contradiction of the Welfare State” [1984?] 24-9 Freeden, Michael, “Liberalism Divided: A Study in British Political […]” 1986

Index Cards

24-10 [Index cards] Haig-Brown [n.d.] 24-11 Index Cards [Bell-Irving Family] 24-12 Index Cards [CCF to 1945], [Left 1957 to 1970s] 24-13 Index Cards [Oral/CCF/BC Pioneering Series] [Bennett] 24-14 Index Cards [PABC Archives Sources 2001] [Research Bibliography] 24-15 Index Cards [Theses], [Oliver], [Weir] 24-16 Index Cards [Kitsilano] [Armstrong] [Boosterism] [Citizenship] 24-17 Index Cards [Sports Clubs] [Police and Police other] 24-18 Index Cards [Moral Reform] [Class Status] 24-19 Index Cards [Labour Day] [Victoria Day/May Day/Dominion Day] 24-20 Index Cards [Burrard Inlet Society] [V.T.L.C. Elite]

BOX 25

Index Cards

Drawer One “First Families i.e. Business Elite and/or Social Elite/Sub Elite 1890-93 & 1910- 13” (arranged numerically 1 to 687) Notes on individuals, where they were born, profession etc. Example “279 Hoskin, Jos Vancouver Daily Obituary 28 August 1922, p. 3 D 25 August 1922 age 65 born Cornwall England From Cornwall England via New York in 1874 […] Real estate also plumbing […] also went into Civic Politics”

Drawer Two “Probates Vancouver Elites 1890s-1930s Summary” References to the assets, stocks, liabilities and net worth of elite Vancouver families References to Vancouver Trade and Labour Council – “VTLC elite” “Burrard Inlet Society” (references from Kerr Gosnell Howay and Scholefield Vol. 3, 4)

Sound Recordings

Interview tapes – cassettes (dubbed from reels?)

AT 4024 Music: Ashley MacIsaac / Laura Smith [n.d.] [removed for © reasons] AT 4025 Hon. H.P. Bell-Irving 18 June 1997 AT 4026 Interview with Isobel Sweeney mid 1970s [O’Kiely interview] AT 4027 Speech by Doug Sanders [at Delgam uukw conference] AT 4028 Tape 2 Side A – Tape 3 Side A – B-I [O’Kiely interview] AT 4029 B-2/O’Kiely interview – Tape 2 side B i & ii [O’Kiely interview] AT 4030 Tape 4 1/3 of side A – All of side B – B-I(4) [O’Kiely interview] AT 4031 Tape 5 side A – parts (i) & (ii) & side B – B-I 5 [O’Kiely interview] AT 4032 Tape 6 & part of 5B – B-I [O’Kiely interview] AT 4033 Eliz O’Kiely Fri 30 May ’97 – Reel #1 AT 4034 E. O’Kiely 30 May ’97 – Tape 2 AT 4035 Darg Bell-Irving – 17 Aug 2000 (with RAJM) AT 4036 Ian Bell-Irving @ 1869 W 64th Ave – 7 Aug 1997 AT 4037 Music: Hist 135 – 1. Un canadien errant 2. Van Dieman’s Land [U2] 3. Pogues “Thousands are sailing” [removed for © reasons] AT 4038 Music: Utah Phillips / Wobbly songs – Lumbering songs [removed for © reasons]

AWARDS SERIES

BOX 26

26-1 CV 1995-2010 26-2 Certificates of recognition – R.A.J. McDonald 2004, 2011 - UBC Quarter-Century Club October 2004 - Canadian Historical Association Clio Prize May 2011

26-3 McGill: Letters and Correspondence regarding McDonald’s Visiting Seagram Chair, [2000] 26-4 McDonald, R.J.A. UBC Press Correspondence, including contracts, letters of recognition and award notifications, and sales reports of Making Vancouver, 1863-1913. [1996]

Objects

26-5 1999/2000 Killam Teaching Prize – plaque 2000