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Photograph of Older Boys Parliament (now called Youth Parliament) on front steps of BC Legislature building. Notables in the picture include Walter Owen who became Lieutenant-governor of British Columbia from 1972-1977 and his brother Milton Owen. L Wicks is second from the end, third row.

Photograph of Dave Thomas, secretary of the Shingles Wavers Union, H.V. Whittall, manager, Ted Connor, sales manager, Percy Bengough, William Green, president of the AFOL, Frank Morrison, secretary of the AFOL, Fred Stevenson, president of the AFOL Shingle Wavers Union, George Kidd, president of the Huntting-Merritt Shingle Company Ltd., Ernie Akery, night shift foreman, George Gall, local sales representative for H.M.

Photograph of the Old Canadian Forest Products Locomotive #3, BC department of railway #260. A 70 ton 3 truck Shay Geared locomotive built at Lima Locomotive Works in 1913. It is reported as being the first delivered to a Company in Eastern Canada and was later lost in the St. Lawrence River. It was later salvaged and purchased by Nimpkish Timber Company and put into service on Lower Nimpkish River in 1921. A new boiler was installed in 1929 and a new frame in 1944. It remained in regular service as a switcher locomotive for Woss or Vernon Camps.

Photograph of headquarters located at 2315 Brunswick Street in Vancouver

Photograph of L. Wicks at the Canadian Labour Congress in Winnipeg. Featured in the photograph are Mr. Cushing, vice-president of the CLC, Ray Rierson, Labour Minister of Alberta, Claude Jodouin, president of the CLC, L. Wicks and Mr. MacDonald.

Photograph of Mr. Cushing, vice-president of the CLC, Claude Jodouin, president of the CLC, L. Wicks and MacDonald at the Candian Labour Congress Founding Conference in Winnipeg

Photograph of Lyle Wicks posing on the steps of a truck; a sign reading "chest x-ray" is leaning against the vehicle. Possibly this was a new service being promoted by the provinicial government

Pose #11 of official government photograph of L. Wicks

Photograph of Lieutenant-Governor Clarence Wallace being escorted out of the Lesiglative Assembly, having delivered his address

Official government photograph of L. Wicks