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    High angle view of Horseshoe Bay looking back towards the shoreline from a high point. People can be seen swimming in water and the Horseshoe Bay Hotel is visible on the shore.

    View of Gulf Beach Park shoreline from Kew House located at 5324 Marine Drive.

    View of Taylor Way near terminus where the roundabout currently is (as of 2011). An automobile and two people can also be seen.

    View of Taylor Way near terminus where the roundabout currently is (as of 2011).

    Opening of the Hollyburn Post Office located at Marine Drive and 17th Street. Sign reads: West Vancouver Extends Cordial Greetings to Vancouver City on Occasion of her Golden Jubilee. Building was de

    View looking out from Kew Beach towards water. A dock with several canoes can be seen in the middle of the photograph.

    A clear cut through the forest in preparation for the construction of Taylor Way.

    View of construction site for British Properties. Several small fires can be seen burning in background as well as a house on the right side of the photograph.

    View, looking north towards boulevard, of clear cut in preparation for the construction of Taylor Way.

    Original West Vancouver Coat of Arms designed by Albert E. Bibbs and adopted in 1936.See original watercolour at West Vancouver Archives http://archives.westvancouver.ca/permalink/13835/default.aspx.

    The beginning of construction on Taylor Way. A young boy can be seen standing in the middle of the newly clear cut road.

    View of two West Vancouver Buses at West Bay trestle on Marine Drive. Drivers Frank Harris and Bert Gisby standing by buses.

    Panoramic view of a steamship, one of the princess boats, in Burrard Inlet prior to the construction of Lions Gate Bridge, circa 1936.

    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

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

    A wedding portrait of Mildred Ford and Leslie Hughes in front of a fireplace.

    Portrait of man and child seated on West Vancouver Ferry Wharf.

    Portrait of two young children at waters edge, Ambleside Beach. Old firehall seen in background.

    The winners and coaches of the North Shore Ladies Softball League.

    Print accompanied by partial wrapping with identifying information: Woodward's Limited Picture Framing and Art Department Vancouver, B.C.