Hogan's Alley
1994, 32:00 minutes, English
TAPECODE 9809
Through oral histories and photographs Vancouver's Black community, once centred in Hogan's Alley, is explored. Three women tell their personal stories growing up and living in a community of Vancouver that was destroyed by the construction of a highway overpass, known as the Georgia Viaduct. The family, work, church, and nightlife are remembered fondly and contextualized with the realities of racism, homophobia, the depression and WWII.
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