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    Numerous Sewell family handmade plywood boats, with inboard motors, tied to the dock as Sewell's Landing.

    Construction of the Upper Levels highway looking out over the Strait of Georgia.

    View of Marine Drive at night.

    View of Horseshoe Bay, a water taxi can be seen in the harbour along with a Black Ball ferry.

    A view of houses on the 1500 block of Marine Drive behind the Odeon Theatre.

    Street view of the West Vancouver Municipal Hall located at 17th Street and Esquimalt.

    View of Memorial Park located on Marine Drive across from the West Vancouver Memorial Library.

    View of the West Vancouver Memorial Library garden located just West of the building. Marine Drive can be seen in the background.

    View of Memorial Park and Marine Drive.

    View of Dundarave Beach along with houses and a playground.

    Ivan Ackery (second from right), manager of the Orpheum Theatre during its peak period from the 1930s to the 1960s, with a group of people including a Native Chief.

    Photo taken from the top of the ramp at Sewell's Marina during the Vancouver Sun's Free Salmon Derby in Horseshoe Bay in 1950. The photo shows a large banner spread out above one of the docks filled

    Photo of Sam Cromie congratulating the winners of the Vancouver Sun's Free Salmon Derby at Sewell's Marina in 1950.

    Aerial photo of Sewell's Marina looking towards the shore with the boathouse and marina wharves.

    A crowd of people gathered outside the West Vancouver Memorial Library for the handing over of the key ceremony. The keys were turned over to Lt. Col. George W. Smart by Norm Huller.

    View of two men standing in cleared building site, corner of Marine Drive and 17th Street. Hollyburn Manor seen in background.

    View of former Pacific Great Eastern Railway bridge across Ambleside Slough.Original photographers note: The Pacific Great Eastern Railway once crossed the slough at Ambleside in West Vancouver on th

    Photostitched panorama of West Vancouver taken from Sentinel Hill just east of Leyland Park. Photo shows Burrard Inlet, Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park, Ambleside Beach, and Point Gray.

    Chief librarian Elizabeth Musto signing up West Vancouver Memorial Library's first patrons.

    Sod turning by John Lawson at West Vancouver Memorial Library May 27th, 1950. John Lawson was the 1st Reeve for West Vancouver Back row: Ray Clarke; A.M. (Bud) Stephens; Nish McDonald; Norm Huller; E