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    John Lawson and a group of municipal employees outside the first Municipal Hall in West Vancouver, taken around 1913. Reeve John Lawson is in the centre, with the Municipal Engineer, Mr. Carter, on h

    Portrait of child standing on wooden Capilano Bridge at Keith Road. Left hand side of print is overexposed.

    View of two boys on Keith Road Bridge above Great Northern Cannery. Both boys are wearing identical outfits.

    View of B.C. Telephone office in 1917.

    View of West Vancouver's first store, Hollyburn General Store and Post Office, 17th Street and Marine Drive. Original cataloguing note states: "An item under West Vancouver News in The Expressm 7th M

    View of shoreline and Hollyburn Wharf during storm with rough water hitting beach.

    View of Sonrisa ferry and passengers moored at a waterfront pier.

    Sonrisa loaded with passengers coming into dock at Ambleside. The print shows it was reprinted December 1965.

    Black and white photograph, taken in 1913, showing Ambleside Wharf along with the Ferry building and Shamrock Tea Room.

    Black and white photograph, taken in 1913, showing construction workers at the Ambleside Wharf.

    Black and white photograph, taken in 1913, showing Ambleside Wharf, looking towards the inlet. Also depicts several buildings and three unidentified men.

    View of first motor car in West Vancouver belonging to W.C. Thompson. Man standing in front of garage appears to be W.C. Thompson.

    Plan of West Vancouver subdivision prepared by Irwin & Billings, realtors of North Vancouver. Plan shows a proposed tunnel in location of Lions Gate Bridge. Proposed subdivision is in Dundarave Area.

    View of construction site for Capilano Bridge. Bridge built with timber and some of the original foundations built from logs seen in foreground.

    View of Vinson House, 1524 Gordon Avenue. House was built in 1913 by V.V. Vinson. Print from which this scan was made has damage to the lower left corner and is missing a section.

    View of house and garden at 22nd Street and Mathers Avenue. House belonged to J.J. Hanna.

    View of timbre supports for Capilano River Bridge.

    View of construction of Capilano River Bridge. Photo shows logs spanning concrete pillars.

    View looking east along Esquimalt Avenue from 15th Street. Original label on photograph reads: "Taylor Road now Esquimalt Avenue." Horse drawn carriage approaching photo along the road can also be se

    View looking towards Burrard Inlet and Stanley Park of early Ambleside development and businesses.