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

    View of Doncella Ferry approaching West Vancouver Waterfront.

    View of a man standing in a doorway at Ambleside wharf.

    View of West Vancouver Ferry Dock and Ambleside area.

    View looking towards water of two buildings - both appear to be houses - foot of 25th Street. The original cataloging note refers to this scene as a Clachan, which is a small settlement of houses oft

    View of first West Vancouver Municipal Hall, corner of 17th Street and Esquimalt Avenue.

    Close view of The Doncella Ferry moored at wharf. Captain Peter H. Johnson seen in cabin.

    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 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

    West Vancouver Ferry moored on Vancouver side.

    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

    Portrait of Duncan Lawson (seated right) and Bill Thompson (standing) at W.C. Thompson House, 2058 Argyle Avenue. Boy seated on left is unknown.

    View from Marine Drive of Dundarave hall. In 1920s Saturday Dances were held at this location. When the photo was donated to WVML the building housed Sager's Maple Shop and by 2011 this building was

    View of the Doncella ferry on the water.

    Nellie Dixon wrote the postcard to Miss Nora Dixon in York, England in August of 1913.

    View of Wharton block at 14th Street and Argyle Avenue. Name Wharton Block refers to land owner W.J. Wharton.

    John Lawson and a group of municipal employees outside the first Municipal Hall in West Vancouver, taken around 1913. Reeve John Lawson is in the centre, with the Municipal Engineer, Mr. Carter, on h

    Black and white photograph, taken in 1913, showing Ambleside Wharf along with the Ferry building and Shamrock Tea Room.

    Black and white photograph, taken in 1913, showing construction workers at the Ambleside Wharf.

    Black and white photograph, taken in 1913, showing Ambleside Wharf, looking towards the inlet. Also depicts several buildings and three unidentified men.