File:Group photo at the opening ceremony of the Topaz Street Sikh Gurdwara in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 6 October 1912.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionGroup photo at the opening ceremony of the Topaz Street Sikh Gurdwara in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 6 October 1912.jpg |
English: Group photo at the opening ceremony of the Topaz Street Sikh Gurdwara [alt. called the 'Topaz Avenue Sikh Temple'] in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 6 October 1912. The Sikh in the front row on the right-hand side is holding a Nishan Sahib banner. North American Sikh immigrants seem to have been early adopters of the new emblem.
The gurdwara was established at the following address: 1210 Topaz Avenue, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada (V8T 2N1). Website of the gurdwara: [1] (old), [2] (new) An image of this photo can also be found at: [3], [4] History of the gurdwara as per the official website above: Further reading: [5] |
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Author | Unknown photographer |
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Copyright holder | Canadian Sikhs (Part One)
and Komagata Maru Massacre by Kesar Singh First Edition 1989 published by Kesar Singh, printed by Kulwinder Singh Aujla at A-1 Graphics, Surrey B.C. Gurmit Singh Collection |
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