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    View of Thompson family leaving their home, 2058 Argyle Avenue. Original cataloging note states they were heading to a pageant.

    Group portrait of men and women campers with carved wooden sign that reads "No Man's Land." Camp was located at Eagle Harbour.

    View of Garthorne's Grocery, 25th Street and Marine Drive. Automobiles and a horse drawn carriage parked out front and a 'gasoline' sign is visible.

    View of Garthrone's Grocery, located at 25th Street and Marine Drive.

    View of collapsed Capilano River Bridge after 1917 flood.

    View of bridge crossing Capilano Canyon at site of Cleveland Dam. Original cataloging notes states that Lady pictured in centre is Mrs. F. Upham with her son, Clifford Upham, to the right. On close o

    View of span of Capilano River Bridge.

    View of collapsed Capilano River Bridge during flood of 1917.

    View of washed out Capilano River Bridge, December 1917.

    View of 'The Homestead' at Eagle Harbour. This photo and others from 'No Mans Land' were donated by Bert Thompson. His family visited and camped around Eagle Harbour area in the years surrounding 191

    View of Swastika Club car for Peace Celebration Parade, July 19, 1919. Parade held to celebrate the end of World War One. Flag reads WV Swastika. The swastika symbol was used by a youth club associat

    View from water of beach at Eagle Harbour.

    Portrait of Ethel Millard wearing Peace Day dress for Peace Celebration Parade, July 19, 1919.

    Portrait of Bert Thompson dressed in Uncle Sam costume for Peace Celebration Parade, July 19, 1919.

    View of West Vancouver Ferry #6 float in Peace Celebration Parade, July 19, 1919.

    View of Bert Thompson (holding swastika flag) and Ethel Millard (to his left) in Swastika Club car for Peace Celebration Parade, July 19, 1919. Parade held to celebrate the end of World War One.

    View of group of hikers resting on Hollyburn Peak. Photo is severely damaged with flaking on left side.

    View of campsite on beach at Eagle Harbour.

    View of three children swimming off beach at Eagle Harbour.

    View of West Vancouver number 1, first West Vancouver ferry arriving at dock at foot of 17th Street. Writing on photo reads "First Ferry to the New City"