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    View looking south along 17th Street from Esquimalt Avenue. Original caption on photo reads: "17th Street Ferry Wharf November 1909 - July 1912"

    View of Ambleside area from Sentinel Hill. Land is mostly deforested with one small building in right foreground. Marine Drive cuts through land.

    Portrait of Michael Sassoon and J.G. Williamson in boat off West Vancouver. Two young boys are identified as 'sons' in the original cataloguing note - but not which family they belong to.

    Portrait of Jenny and George Barker reading outside of their tent home. The tent was located at present day 22nd Street and Argyle Avenue on the waterfront.

    Tent belonging to Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Merrick on land leased from government at northeast corner of 19th Street and Marine Drive. Tent appears to be a semi-permanent structure with dining tabl

    View of Pilot Station in Caulfeild area. Tom Grafton and George Kubo (cook) seen standing on top of rock outcropping on right edge of photo.

    View of house at 4765 Pilot House Road.

    View of two women in garden, 4765 Pilot House Road. Contributed by Amy Larnder.

    Group of people standing on Caulfeild Wharf. Sign on right may read: Lots for Sale.

    View of snow covered shoreline in Caulfeild area during Winter. A log boom seen protecting entrance to pilotage.

    View of Caulfeild Cove. Several boats seen in midground behind rock outcropping.

    View of house and garden, 4765 Pilot House Road. The original cataloging note states that this is Harrison's House. Given the date range the note may be referring to the first home owned by B.H. Harr

    Group portrait of Leckie Family, Caulfeild Beach. People in photo include: C.P. Leckie (ship handler), W.M. Leckie, Father of W.M. Leckie (Barrister and Solicitor in Vancouver), Harold Leckie, Alice

    Stamp on back left corner reads "Byron May Co., Ltd. Edmonton, Alta. Photographers Designers Engravers

    Portfolio published by Emile Otto Hoppe in 1913. Original photograph by Auguste Bert, c.1910.

    Portfolio published by Emile Otto Hoppe in 1913. Original photograph by Emile Otto Hoppe, c.1911.

    District of West Vancouver Council meeting minutes to create a Memorial for fallen soldiers. May 1, 1919.

    Image accompanies Andrew A. Reid's personal history: Memories of my boyhood days in West Vancouver.