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

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

    Excavation by brickyard of orchard of Mr. Keeling, Irby Point at the south end of Anvil Island. An inscription on back of this photo reads: "Anvil Island, 21st March 1910. A.R. Best; F.L. Keeling; Sh

    S.S. Britannia, at Bucaneer Bay, 1911. Built by Captain George Cates at his shipyard, foot of Hornby St. False Creek, circa 1900. Her engines were from the British Isles; her furnishings from Chicago

    S.S. Empress of Japan passing through the Narrows. No roads.

    Snug Cove, Bowen Island, circa 1910. Terminal steamship Co and the first big wharf.

    View looking north east from the corner of Marine Drive, (old Keith Road) and Seventeenth Street (old Lawson Ave).

    Panorama compiled of several images showing Navvy Jack Point, John Sinclair's home, Lawson Creek, W.C. Thompson's home, John Lawson's home, and Harry Thompson's home.

    View of large logs pulled by a Walking Dudley (not in frame) with men sitting one of the logs. The title: West Vancouver, Our First Passenger Facilities has been written in the lower left hand corner

    View of back end of the Walking Dudley with train operator posing on edge of train. In the foreground a case inscribed Timms Photo Co. has been placed on the ground and the title "The Logging Train"