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    View from yard full of logs of Fenner residence. This location is the present site of Maple Leaf Nursery, 2558 Haywood Avenue. Note on back of photo states: first moved May 1913 (presumably note refe

    View of crowd gathered to celebrate opening of Pacific Great Eastern Railway on January 1, 1914. A man (possibly John Lawson as seen in 0030.VCA) is addressing the crowd.

    First Pacific Great Eastern Railway train from North Vancouver to West Vancouver. Train is stopped along tracks and a small group of people can be seen along side of train.

    View of The Doncella, West Vancouver Ferry, moored at a wharf.Additional information provided by Bas Collins:Doncella Ferry: Registration #126631Built in Seattle in 1912Lenght: 75ftBeam: 12ftDraft: 5

    View of Moodyville Hotel, North Vancouver.The hotel was established in 1882 and was initially run by William Power.

    Portrait of children seated around table at outdoor picnic. Original cataloging notes states that the photo possibly taken at John Lawson's House with Duncan Lawson on extreme right and Bessie, John,

    View of "The Pirates' Den" with four boys dressed as pirates posing in front. Clubhouse was located on the beach at the foot of 20th Street.

    Group portrait of Sunday School group standing on stairs.

    View of beach and waterfront between 20th and 21st Streets. W.C. Thompson House on right with tall trees beside. Photo taken from water looking towards shoreline.

    Portrait of Florence Thompson (of left) with one other woman and two young children in the garden of W.C. Thompson House, 2058 Argyle Avenue.

    View of large crowd gathered to celebrate opening of Pacific Great Eastern Railway, January 1, 1914. The man addressing the crowd is likely John Lawson.

    West Vancouver Ferry moored on Vancouver side.

    View of derailed Pacific Great Eastern Train on second day of operations, January 2, 1914. Train is laying on its side and two men are standing in front posing for the camera.

    Portrait of Ethel Millard's Sunday School group.Photo is quite faded in areas.

    View of building, corner of 18th Street and Marine Drive. Building was used as first Presbyterian Church in West Vancouver as as Hollyburn School. Building was constructed in 1910.Original WVML catal

    View of five men posing with E-M-F Motorcar. Car was the first one in West Vancouver and belonged to the Thompson Family.

    View of two children sitting in E-M-F Motorcar. Note on back states that children are Willie (Bill Thompson) and Florence.

    Portrait of W.C. Thompson and Grace (Lawson) Thompson with their dog Bruno.Image is extremely faded and in poor condition.

    Group portrait of West Vancouver families. Original cataloging note identifies the following people: Duncan Lawson (third from left), Bill Thompson (8th from left), and Bert Thompson (2nd from right)

    Group portrait of church outing. Reverend Robert R. Morrison (third from left) was one of the first ministers in West Vancouver. He served as Minister of the West Vancouver Methodist Church from 1913