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    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

    A street view of Freshslice Pizza along with Alexander and McLean Television & Radio. The businesses are located at 1387 and 1385 Marine Drive. A silver Honda CRV can also be seen parked on the stree

    The car of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on Taylor Way during the Royal visit. David Thomas' home can be seen on the East side of the street.

    Portrait of Bert and Ruth (nee Jackson) Thompson standing in front of first May Queen car, May 25 1931.

    View of second May Queens Car, May 1931. Car is surrounded by attendants. Location appears to be W.C. Thompson House at 2058 Argyle Avenue.

    View of car during May Day celebrations, Alfred Evans (driver) and Bill Mehaffy ,chairman of May Day Committee, (passenger).

    View of Red & White Food Stores and post office substation no. 131 in at Horseshoe Bay. Numerous cars can be seen in that park including a Volkswagen Beetle.

    View of two children sitting in E-M-F Motorcar. Note on back states that children are Willie (Bill Thompson) and Florence.

    The post office, super market, and dining room located in Horseshoe Bay.

    View of Marine Drive and 16th Street. Cunningham Drugs can be seen on the left side of the street along with many cars.

    Street view of La Belle Sole Restaurant and Steele's Travel World located at 235 15th Street and Bellevue Avenue. A red Volkswagen can also be seen parked on the street.

    View of snow on street with cars driving, Marine Drive and 16th Street. Cunningham Drugs and Chevron Gas Station are visible in photo.

    View of Swastika Club car for Peace Celebration Parade, July 19, 1919. Parade held to celebrate the end of World War One. Flag reads WV Swastika. The swastika symbol was used by a youth club associat

    View of Bert Thompson (holding swastika flag) and Ethel Millard (to his left) in Swastika Club car for Peace Celebration Parade, July 19, 1919. Parade held to celebrate the end of World War One.

    Street view of businesses in 1400 block of Marine Drive.