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    View of three boats docked in harbour with several beach houses in background.

    Photo of unknown location along Marine Drive with car parked on right side of road and two powerline poles on top of cliff along road.

    Panorama view of West Vancouver that shows Point Atkinson Lighthouse on extreme left. Presumably, the photo was taken from Stanley Park.

    View of Whytecliff Lodge and Tea Room from parking lot. Sign reads: Hotel, Boats, Tackle. Whytecliff Lodge was owned by the Sewell Family.

    View of West Vancouver May Day Celebrations at Ambleside Park. Photo taken from Marine Drive and shows parked cars in foreground with large gathering pf people in distance on field.

    View of stage for First West Vancouver May Day Celebrations at Ambleside Park. May Queen and attendants on stage along with local dignitaries.

    View of procession of people approaching stage at First West Vancouver May Day Celebrations, Ambleside Park.

    View of First West Vancouver May Day Celebration, Ambleside Park. Large crowd gathered on field to watch event.

    View of first West Vancouver May Queen Peggy Barker seated in decorated car with driver and attendants. Writing on photo reads: First May Queen "Queen Peggie" May 15th 1931. West Vancouver. Other mat

    Group portrait of members of the West Vancouver Tennis Club. Individuals identified in the photograph are: Red Davis, Bert Keen, Ted Grout, Doris Grisedale, Jerry Grisedale, Terry Crickmay, Phil Brya

    Close-up image of participants and spectators in the May Day parade.

    Close-up image of an elaborately decorated car carrying passengers for the May Day parade. A group of girls dressed in white are shown walking beside the automobile.

    Stan Lettner standing outside Lettner's Meat Market in Dundarave. A wooden sidewalk is also visible.

    View of the first May Day platform and May queens.

    View of building, 4768 Pilot House Road. At time of photo building served as Red & White grocery chain store. On the photo the store is identified in hand writing as the "Caulfeild Store."

    View of first May Queen car for May Day parade, May 25th 1931. Car is decorated with paper flowers.

    View of First May Queen's car, May 25 1931. Car has been decorated for May Day parade. Woman standing in front of car is unidentified.

    View of first May Queen car surrounded by attendants, May 25th 1931.

    View of First May Queen Car while it is being decorated for May Day Parade, May 1931. Photo is slightly out of focus and has a scratch down centre.

    View of person decorating first May Queen car with paper, May 1931.