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    South point of Anvil Island. This property faces south, in 1961 a property was owned by Mr and Mrs James Wells Gemmell, (Jeanie B. Gremmell), whose week-end cottage stands behind the old shack on the

    Picture of the first summer house on Prospect Point in Stanley Park. Originally this location was called Observation Point.

    Fred Keeling's lodge at Halkett's Bay, southeast of Gambier Island, and about five miles by water from his father's place at Irby Point, Anvil Island.

    W.J. Moore photo 11130. Copy of Photo of intake at Capilano Dam. Probably 1890.

    The first official pilot service for the port of Vancouver. The pilot cutter "Claymore" anchored off Skunk Cove before the pilot station was established. Pilot Bay or "Claymore Cove".

    View of a pilot station at Skunk Cove.

    S.S Rothsay (or Rothesay) at Mannion's brickyard, Deep Cove, Bowen Island, circa 1899.

    Image of the S.S. Beaver lying shipwrecked off Prospect Point on July 26, 1898.