Business and commerce

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  • The subject term business and commerce should be used with descriptions that relate to commercial and mercantile activity involving the exchange of the commodities, services of financial resources, retail business, services business, banking, individual business owners and operators, business related association and chambers of commerce.
  • DO NOT USE for not-for-profit enterprises

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Business and commerce

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Business and commerce

  • UF Companies
  • UF Corporations
  • UF Businesses
  • UF Commerce
  • UF Banks
  • UF Mercantile activity
  • UF Retail businesses

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Business and commerce

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Professional life

This file contains primary source material on the professional life of James H. Wark in Sherbrooke between 1913 and 1955. It consists primarily of photographs and business cards acquired during his employment with The British American Oil Company.

Project of The Gould Rush

The file contains source material on the enterprise of The Gould Rush (La Ruée vers Gould) in Gould in 1995 and 1998. It consists of information on the enterprise that reused historical buildings for tourism purpose, a grant application to fund this enterprise in 1998 and documents researching the history of the buildings in 1995.

Frelighsburg, Que.

Frelighsburg, Que.

The item is a photograph postcard with a street view of a man and two girls in front of a general store on St. Armand Road in Frelighsburg from around the 1910s.

Frelighsburg, Que.

Frelighsburg, Que.

The item is a photograph postcard of the St. Armand Road, hotel, and general store in Frelighsburg from around the 1910s.

Eastern Townships Telephone office

Eastern Townships Telephone office

Item is a photograph of the interior of the Eastern Townships Telephone office, with four people (Mrs. Kay Lyon MacTurner, Gladys Dustin, Doris Mosher, and the manager Rose Thompson) standing inside with switchboard visible in the background. The office was located on top of Lysle Thompson's store.

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