Victoria 100 Years Ago: A Look at 1923
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Join local historian John Adams for a trip to the Victoria of 1923. You’ll learn about the Chinese Students Strike, a proposed curfew for children, plans for the CPR’s Steamship Terminal, a controversy over funeral pyres, the first train to cross the Johnson Street rail bridge, the introduction of the Chinese Exclusion Act, the shenanigans of Victoria’s rum runners during US Prohibition and much more.
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