Caucasian man with pamphlet, 1912

C.D. Hoy, Caucasian man with pamphlet, 1912, P1530 Barkerville Historic Town Archives.
Long Jim, c.1912

C.D. Hoy, Long Jim, c.1912, P1604 Barkerville Historic Town Archives.
Unlike Hoy’s Chinese sitters, his Caucasian and Indigenous subjects most likely did not understand the symbolism of the studio backdrops. Images such as that of a man (possibly Frank Roddie) (left) and of Long Jim, a Tsilhqotʼin man from Stone, are thus evidence of cultural transference in places where people of different ethnicities lived in proximity to each other.
Gallery

Hoy Self-Portrait, c.1910

Mathilda Joe, c.1910

Group of men in front of C.D. Hoy’s store in Quesnel, c.1910

Laura (Yee) Sing / Mrs. Won Gar Wong, c.1915 / 1912

Lim Poi (likely), c.1910

Chinese man in business suit and traditional Chinese shoes, c.1910

Chinese man in Revolutionary background, 1912

Caucasian man with pamphlet / Long Jim, 1912 / c.1912

Cecilia, Marvin, and August (Sr.) Baker, 1910–20

Betsy Adams (née Duchamp) and George P. Adams, c.1910

C.D. Hoy and Josephine Alexander, c.1915

Kong Shing Sing on a horse on Barlow Avenue in Quesnel, c.1910