Oral history interview with Hinda Simkin who was born in Winnipeg, 1937. Hinda was a part of the Girl Guides when she was younger and after moving to Vancouver and joining Beth Israel Synagogue she worked with the Girl Guides. Hinda belongs to the National Council of Jewish Women, Hadassah, Volunteer Grand-parents Society and Nat’l Council of Jewish women.
Photograph depicts the decorative pool and formal gardens at UBC.
Front shot of rectangular decorative pool framed by low hedge; two women sitting on bench behind pool, man standing to the left of them; formal gardens and buildings in the background; photograph has spots of discolouration, presumably from poor washing after developing.
Photograph depicts the formal gardens at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Sundial on pedestal in lower right of image; two gravel walkways; various trees and shrubs to right of walkways; long narrow plots still to be planted on left side of walkways.
Photograph depicts the 600 block of Granville Street.
Angled shot of cars parked in front of storefronts on either side of street; shops include R.C. Purdy Chocolates, D'Allaird's, Charlton and Morgan, Tip Top Tailors, Dall's Irish Linens, the Colonial Theatre and Imperial Optical Company, among others.
Photograph depicts the corner of Granville and Georgia, facing north.
Hudson's Bay Company in right of image; storefronts with large awnings in left of image; streetcars in middle of street; old CPR Chateau or "Gothic Railway" style station visible at end of street in background of image.
Photograph depicts an automobile parked inside the hollow tree at Stanley Park with three people standing in front. Written on recto: "The Hollow Tree - Stanley Park - Vancouver, B.C."
Photograph depicts Vancouver waterfront as seen from the shore of Stanley Park.
Dirt shoreline path with wood guardrail along outer side of path; trawlers and barges in harbour; Vancouver landmark buildings visible in the background, including the Sun Tower, the Dominion Building, and the Granville Clock Tower; "LEONARD FRANK" etched in lower right corner.
