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

    View of four men standing in front of Hollyburn Ski Camp. Sign reads: Be of good cheer, You're quite welcome here, If sad and alone, Let this be your home, Here you will find, A welcome most kind.

    View overlooking West Bay Beach with several houses visible along shoreline. Stanley Park/Prospect Point can be seen in distance.

    View of Rodger's Boat Rentals from wharf looking back to Horseshoe Bay.

    Close-up image of Mary and Wynn DePencier sitting on a rocky slope. Their friend Bert (?) is shown behind Wynn DePencier.

    Close-up image of Ted Grout, Mrs. T. Grout and Andrew Reid (L to R) dressed in bathing suits standing on the Hollyburn wharf. Image shows cottages along the beachfront in the background.

    Image showing young men and women relaxing on the beach in front of a boat shed with a sign on top saying" Garrow Bay". Bert Kendrick is the boy on the left of the photo and Ted Grout is 3rd from the

    Portrait photo of the Lunn family on their boat the "Mt. Brunswick". The photo was taken at Whytecliff.

    A street view looking West up the 1300 block of Marine Drive. An Imperial Service Station sign can be seen in the image along with numerous automobiles.

    A street view of the first Safeway store along with Diamond Realty and the Highlands Restaurant all located in the 1300 block of Marine Drive.

    A view from Caulfeild showing boats in the water near Kettle Point.

    The Tim Russel road race cups sitting on table.

    View of Kew Beach from dock. Numerous swimmers and beach goers can be seen on the shore.

    View of West Vancouver Ferry number 5 in Burrard Inlet. Note on back of photo reads: Sunk in First Narrows after collision with CPR "Princess Alice" winter of 1934/35. Captain J. Smith. (One passenge

    A group, including children and adults, on the beach at Eagle Harbour.

    Three women (Edith & Beatrice Yates, Daisy Brundrelt) sitting on the beach at Eagle Harbour. A man can also be seen sitting in the background.

    A group of young women, in swimming attire, sitting on the beach at Eagle Harbour. Possibly in the 1930's.

    Black and white image taken of the bow of the West Vancouver #6 ferry approaching the dock at 24th Street.

    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