A History of the James Bay Neighbourhood

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Learn about the history of James Bay, Victoria’s oldest residential district, from the 1840s to today. This visual tour—illustrated with maps, paintings and photographs—will explore the first government buildings and surrounding homes, and the introduction of industry to the area, including shipyards, grain elevators and chemical plants. You will learn about First Nations’ extensive use of the shoreline and the Hudson’s Bay Company’s establishment of company homes and Beckley Farm.

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This course will require the use of Zoom and may use other education technology such as internet-based applications, cloud services, or social media. In order to complete this course you will be required to either consent to the disclosure of your personal information outside of Canada to enable use of these technologies, or work with the Division of Continuing Studies to explore other privacy protective options (such as using an alias or nickname).