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This item consists of a belt with fabric backing, ribbon ties and blue, black, red and green beadwork in a diamond pattern stitched into a material which may be hide. The accession letter states that this was made for Anna Moran by an Indigenous Lady. The identity of this artist is no longer known.

This item consists of a blue ribbon belt with white, blue, green and yellow beading. There are yellow and blue loops of beads at either end of the beadwork, stitched into a material that may be hide.

The fonds consists of the records pertaining to the life and career of James "Jim" Yee [囯伩]. The records include photographs of his family, friends, home, and travels from childhood to retirement. Photographs also include his attendance at the Redress of the Chinese Head Tax in Ottawa in 2006 and his involvement in the Edmonton Chinese Christian Church. The fonds incudes textual records of Jim's career as a mechanic and landlord including certificates, licenses, correspondence, reference letters and customer surveys. Jim worked for a range of companies in Edmonton including Crosstown, Kingsway Toyota and the City of Edmonton. The fonds also includes genealogical research, a pin, a patch and a painting by S. Chen of Jim and George Yee.

This series includes certified copies of agreement between the corporation of Edmonton and various other parties. This series also includes agreements made by the Town of Strathcona between 1899 and 1909.

James Marr and Jim Yee getting off train in Toronto on the way to attended Redress of Chinese Head Tax and Chinese Exclusion Act in Ottawa.

Includes: George Yee (far right), George Lowon (in cowboy hat), Yuen Yee (blue dress), Tom Yee (middle back row), Jim Yee (second from right). [Possibly in Banff?]

Left to right (back row): Mabel Lowon [Emily's sister], May's Mom, Cousin May [Hong], Emily Lowon, Emily's mom, Norman Yee. Left to right (front row): [neighbour?], Dorothy Yee, Rose Yee , Jim Yee.