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    Partial view of a cleared slope at the Cypress Park Resort. The image shows part of a picnic table and chair next to a cinderblock barbeque enclosure. In the background, a house is visible up a steep

    View of mouth to Capilano River from Prospect Point in Stanley Park.

    View looking up Howe Sound with mountains in the distance. In the digital version several blemishes have been removed in upper section of photo.

    A view of Baby Mountain, later called Sentinel Hill, from Ambleside. A dog can also be seen pictured in the foreground of the photograph.

    View of a log lodge on Hollyburn Mountain, and a man standing on the steps.

    View of ski lifts on Hollyburn Mountain, surrounded by snow.

    Aerial view of downtown Vancouver, Burrard Inlet, and the North Shore Mountains in the distance.

    View of snow-covered mountains and the original road to Horseshoe Bay (now the on-ramp to the Upper Levels Highway from B.C. Ferries).

    Frank L. Goodship was a press photographer and occasional columnist for the Columbian newspaper in New Westminster, B.C.

    View looking into Horseshoe Bay. Several boats and a dock with many people on it are in the midground.

    View looking from West Vancouver Ferry Wharf towards buildings along shoreline. Several people can be seen along edge of wharf as well as the North Shore mountains in the background.

    View from Point Atkinson Lighthouse looking towards entrance to Howe Sound.

    A panorama view of the West Vancouver shoreline and mountains with Sentinel Hill on right hand side of photo.

    An aerial view of West Vancouver's shoreline and mountains.

    Scenic view of The Lions.

    A view of the large green Olympic ring sculpture and stone inukshuk on Cypress Mountain erected for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic games.

    The Cypress Provincial Park Sign located at a view point about half way up Cypress Mountain.

    A view of First Lake looking in the direction of Hollyburn Lodge. A picnic area can be seen in the background of the photograph at the edge of the lake.

    "Gerry's Snow Post" plaque located at the base of a long post meant to measure the snow depth in the winter at Hollyburn Lodge. The plaque is in memory of Gerry Hardman, an avid skier and Hollyburn M

    A view of First Lake looking in the direction of Hollyburn Lodge. A picnic area can be seen in the background of the photograph at the edge of the lake.