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    Interior view of sitting area in Kew House. This residence was built in the 1930s and is also known as the A.J. Taylor Estate. It is located at 5324 Marine Drive.

    View looking towards North Shore Mountains of the future site of the Capilano Golf Course clubhouse. A bulldozer can be seen in the middle of the photograph.

    View of British Properties cleared land and roadway. Burrard Inlet and the City of Vancouver seen in background. Two people can be seen in the bottom right side of the image.

    Group portrait of West Vancouver City Councillors. Reeve (Mayor) J.B. Leyland seated in centre with councillors W. Dickinson, R. Fiddles, L.S. Garthorne, G.D. Elgar.

    A panorama view of the West Vancouver shoreline and mountains with Sentinel Hill on right hand side of photo.

    Land cleared in preparation for the construction of the British Properties.

    A drawing of the road plan and map of British Properties development. Also shows the layout of Capilano Golf and Country Club. The map is titled with 'The Highlands' which is the original name of the

    Photograph of the West Vancouver City Councillors. Reeve (Mayor) J.B. Leyland seated at head of table with councillors W. Dickinson, R. Fiddles, L.S. Garthorne, G.D. Elgar among others.

    High angle view of Horseshoe Bay looking back towards the shoreline from a high point. People can be seen swimming in water and the Horseshoe Bay Hotel is visible on the shore.

    View of Gulf Beach Park shoreline from Kew House located at 5324 Marine Drive.

    View of Taylor Way near terminus where the roundabout currently is (as of 2011). An automobile and two people can also be seen.

    View of Taylor Way near terminus where the roundabout currently is (as of 2011).

    Opening of the Hollyburn Post Office located at Marine Drive and 17th Street. Sign reads: West Vancouver Extends Cordial Greetings to Vancouver City on Occasion of her Golden Jubilee. Building was de

    View looking out from Kew Beach towards water. A dock with several canoes can be seen in the middle of the photograph.

    A clear cut through the forest in preparation for the construction of Taylor Way.

    View of construction site for British Properties. Several small fires can be seen burning in background as well as a house on the right side of the photograph.

    View, looking north towards boulevard, of clear cut in preparation for the construction of Taylor Way.

    Original West Vancouver Coat of Arms designed by Albert E. Bibbs and adopted in 1936.See original watercolour at West Vancouver Archives http://archives.westvancouver.ca/permalink/13835/default.aspx.

    View of construction on bridge supports for the West Vancouver side of Lions Gate Bridge. Three men can be seen talking in the middle of the photograph.

    View of Kew House from driveway. At time of photo house is the A.J. Taylor residence. House is located at 5324 Marine Drive.