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    Group portrait shot of 6 adults standing and 4 children seated in front of the adults. The photo was taken in the 1930's and all are St. Anthony's Church pioneers.

    Portrait shot of four women leaning on a beach log in the 1930's. The ladies are pioneers of St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church and are identified as (L-R): Annie Lambert, Rose Forrest, Mrs. O'Grady

    Father D. J. Casey and the first communion class from St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church.

    The snow-covered log cabin of the First Troop St. Stephen's scout group located on Hollyburn. A young boy can be seen standing on the roof of the structure.

    An image of numerous children and adults sitting in a large circle in the woods enjoying the Scouts' own jamboree.

    Construction of the First Troop St. Stephen's scout log group cabin on Hollyburn.

    A group photo of men and women, the pioneers of West Vancouver dressed in 1930's fashions.

    A view of Horseshoe Bay in the 1930's. Three buildings can be seen including the General Store and Homes Gas. An old delivery truck that has Hazelwood Ice Cream is also visible parked on the dirt roa

    A view of Horseshoe Bay looking North at the surrounding mountains. Boats, docks, and people can be seen in the foreground.

    A view of Bay Street in Horseshoe Bay. "The Chalet" can be seen in the background advertising rooms, lunch, teas, and dinners along with four people walking up the dirt road in front of the building.

    Photo showing fleet of "Clinker" rental boats tied to the floating dock at Sewell's Marina in 1936. The boats were made by Dan Sewell and his sons, Tom and Art.The picture is taken looking north from

    Image taken from the water looking back toward the Whytecliff Lodge and in the background and the docks and ramps in the foreground. The original lodge stood in the middle of the Horseshoe Bay where

    View of Sewell's Marina/Horseshoe Bay during the Sun Free Salmon Derby. A large crowd of people can be seen gathered on the dock as well as Rodger's Boat Rentals in the right side of the photo. Numer

    A view of Sewell's Marina/Horseshoe Bay from Whytecliff Lodge. A painted drift wood sign for the lodge can be seen in the top of the photograph.

    View of Whytecliff Lodge and Horseshoe Bay. The landscape shown is the current location of The Boathouse restaurant (as of 2013).

    View looking out over the Strait of Georgia from Copper Cover near Horseshoe Bay in the 1930's-1940's. A man and boat van be seen on the shore.

    Dan Sewell and Armand Lamarre (original notes say 'Frenchy') clean up Sewell's house after a tree fell on it.

    The image shows two tug boats with log booms in Horseshoe Bay in 1934. The photo is looking up Howe Sound with snow covered mountains in the background.

    Horseshoe Bay looking up Howe Sound in 1930. The photo shows a small cabin on the left which was used by the Sewell's for a row boat while the new marina building was being constructed. The new build

    Aerial view of Horseshoe Bay in 1931 showing Whytecliff Lodge on the far right and the Horseshoe Bay hotel in the middle of the photo. The image looks out over the top of the hill above Horseshoe Bay