British Columbia Postcards, 1906 Source These historic postcards were donated to the museum by Sara Borczuk Applebaum. Jonathan Friedmann is curator for this British Columbia Postcards exhibit.
Read more →Selim Franklin Values Codes I-H-E-L-P Selim Franklin was born in 1814, the son of Miriam and Lewis Franklin, a Liverpool banker and marble importer. The Franklins had nine sons and two daughters, at least three of whom, Selim, Lumley, and Edward –as well as their cousins Benjamin,
Read more →Henry Nathan Jr. Values Codes I-H-E-L-P Henry Nathan Jr. was born in London, England in 1842. He was educated at London University College in England. His Anglo-Jewish family was prominent in commerce and official circles. Victoria Henry and his father, Henry Nathan Sr,. arrived in Victoria in
Read more →More Early Jewish Pioneers of British Columbia Jews were a major factor in the development of most parts of the new British Columbia economy. Additional information about the following early Jewish Pioneers is welcome from descendants, historical societies and/or scholars. This is only a sampling of Jewish Pioneers.
Read more →Samuel Davies Schultz Values Codes I – H – E – L – P Samuel Davies Schultz was born in 1865, in Victoria, Vancouver Island, to Elizabeth (Davies) and Herman Schultz. After his mother’s demise Samuel was raised by his grandparents, Judah and Miriam Davies. Education
Read more →Amelia Copperman Values (you decide) Amelia and William Copperman, Prussian immigrants, were married in 1852, in San Francisco. They departed in 1858 on board the S.S. Commodore bound for Victoria. t was an ill-fated voyage. The damaged ship listed back to port, and the Coppermans had lost all of their belongings and
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