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    James Sinclair (L), Frank Millard (middle), and Tom Sewell at the piano.

    Tom Sewell (L) receiving a gavel from Russell Richards, outgoing president of the West Vancouver Board of Trade.

    View of West Vancouver Ferry terminal with group of men walking towards camera.

    Tom Sewell (L), Moyer McBrain (middle,incoming Chief of police), and Frank Millard (R).

    Four older gentlemen, dressed in suits, standing side by side holding a banner that reads "Fenian Raid Veterans 1866" at West Vancouver Memorial Day.

    The West Vancouver Oldtimers Reminisce at Bas Collins' house. Rupert Harrison, Gordon Gibson, George Williamson, Frank Berry, and Frank Colpitts can be seen in the photograph.

    Tom Sewell (L) and Cec Wakely (R) at their farewell party before they set off for New Guinea.

    Portrait of the Male Voice Quartet in action. Members include (L-R) Tom Sewell, Jack Ingles, Harold Treloar, and Roy Magor.

    Portrait of Tom Sewell (L) and Joe Troll (R) presenting a centennial greetings plaque to Herbe Thorpe, the first permanent resident of Horseshoe Bay.

    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.

    Portrait of a group of men (West Vancouver's first council) in front of the "Municipal Hall" a large tent.

    Chief librarian Don Mills accepting a book donation from W. Bennett, a library board member from 1972-1975.

    Chief librarian Don Mills accepting a book donation from W. Bennett, a library board member from 1972-1975.

    The West Vancouver rugby team, The Barbarians, with Coach John C. Oswald.

    Reference Librarian Stephen Williams and M.P. for Capilano Ron Huntington discussing the demand for current information.

    Fred Keeling's lodge at Halkett's Bay, southeast of Gambier Island, and about five miles by water from his father's place at Irby Point, Anvil Island.

    Francis William Caulfeild, pioneer of Caulfeild West Vancouver. About 1899 he purchased a large acreage at Skunk Cove. Renaming it "Caulfeild," he subdivided it, in 1909, developed it, and put in a w

    The West Vancouver Oldtimers Reminisce at Bas Collins' house. Flint McKim and Bas Collins can be seen in the photograph.

    A street view of construction on a new building located at 725 at the intersection of Marine Drive and 22nd Street.

    A view of paintings being exhibited in John Lawson Park along with a man sitting on a rock absorbed in his reading material.