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Alice, Howard, Edward, and Lawrence Mallek

CA JMABC A.2009.003-006-L.25652
Item
[1920-1940]

Part of Seidelman family fonds

Photograph of Alice, Howard, Edward, and Lawrence Mallek (assumed to be Harry Seidelman's cousins).

Arthur Laing and three unidentified people

CA JMABC A.2009.003-006-L.25645
Item
[1920-1940]

Part of Seidelman family fonds

Photograph of Harry Seidelman's childhood friend, Arthur Laing (right) with three unidentified people.

Ben, Rachel and Harry Seidelman

CA JMABC A.2009.003-006-L.13164
Item
[ca. 1917]

Part of Seidelman family fonds

Black and white image depicts Ben (left), Rachel (centre) and Harry (right) Seidelman in their front yard; Harry is mowing the lawn.

Benjamin and William Seidelman in the yard of the family home

CA JMABC A.2009.003-006-L.13063
Item
[1915]

Part of Seidelman family fonds

Image of (L-R) Benjamin "Ben" and William "Bill" Seidelman in the yard of the family home at 1735 East 2nd Avenue. Two photos are available. One photograph is black and white, and the other photograph has been hand-coloured.

Benjamin or William Seidelman dressed in lacrosse uniform

CA JMABC A.2009.003-006-L.13286
Item
[1920]

Part of Seidelman family fonds

Image of Benjamin or William Seidelman dressed in lacrosse uniform.

Benjamin Seidelman and Harold McPherson at 1735 East 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, British Columbia

CA JMABC A.2009.003-006-L.25651
Item
[1920-1940]

Part of Seidelman family fonds

Photograph of Benjamin Seidelman and possibly his friend, Harold McPherson outside Benjamin's family home at 1735 East 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, British Columbia.

Betty (left) and Mary (right) by tree

CA JMABC A.2009.003-006-L.16384
Item
[1930]

Part of Seidelman family fonds

Image of two women holding onto a tree with the wall of a building behind them. On back, writing in pen says "The one with the light skirt is Betty who is 19 yrs. And the one with the dark skirt is Mary, who is 18 yrs. This was taken near our new home which was built lately." Betty and Mary were Judy, Dorothy and Lillian's cousins from Seattle.