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Expo Retro

Expo Retro

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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Expo 86, the Vancouver Public Library asked Vancouverites to share digitized photos of Expo and record audio clips of their thoughts and experiences. These memories are yours to explore!

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: Last Night

: Learning Japanese Culture at Expo 86

: Maple Leaf Schooner - Interview with Ralph Huntley

: Marine Plaza Evening

: Marostica Living Chess Event

: Marostica Living Chess Event - The Royal Court

: Marostica Living Chess Event - The Royal Procession

: Marostica Living Chess Knaves

: Mexican Pavilion

: Mixed Feelings About Expo 86 - Interview with Eugene J. O'Brien

: Mobbing Expo Ernie

: Motorcycle Ride

: Musician B.B. King

: Musician Ronnie Hawkins

: M.V. Expo Tugger

: M.V. Expo Tugger

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1985 - 2018

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Format: 2023/03/24

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still image (94) + -
sound recording-nonmusical (25) + -

Time Period

1980s (119) + -

Location

Downtown (115) + -
Mount Pleasant (3) + -
West End (1) + -

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Expo Retro (119) + -
Story City (1) + -

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English (25) + -

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Copyright not evaluated. For information about how you can use this item, see https://vpl.arcabc.ca/thisvancouver/use-reproduction (94) + -
In copyright. For information about how you can use this item, see https://vpl.arcabc.ca/thisvancouver/use-reproduction (25) + -

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Expo Retro (119) + -

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Vancouver Public Library is on the unceded homelands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. We acknowledge that our work requires sincere action towards decolonization.