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    A view of crowds in the foyer at the official opening of the West Vancouver Senior Citizens' Centre, located at 695 21st Street, along with a view of the quilted "activity" hanging on the wall.

    A view of the crowds at eh official opening of the West Vancouver Senior Citizens' Centre located at 695 21st Street.

    A crowd gathered outside the Senior Citizens' Centre, located at 695 21st Street, for the official opening.

    Official guests at the opening of the West Vancouver Senior Citizens' Centre.

    A view of the crowds in the foyer at the official opening of the West Vancouver Senior Citizens' Centre located at 695 21st Street.

    Image shows attendees of the official opening of the West Vancouver Seniors Activity Centre registering for memberships.

    Image shows audience inside Seniors Centre applauding speaker at the Opening Ceremonies. The official opening took place on June 26, 1981.

    Image showing audience and four members of the band at the official opening of the West Vancouver Seniors Activity Centre on June 26, 1981.

    Close-up image of the audience attending the official opening of the West Vancouver Seniors Centre on June 26, 1981.

    Mayor D. Humphreys speaking at the official opening of the West Vancouver Senior Citizens' Centre, located at 695 21st Street.

    Opening ceremony for Marine Drive on August 7th, 1915.

    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

    Mayor D. Humphreys and Lieutenant Governor H. Bell-Irving at the official opening of the Senior Citizens' Centre located at 695 21st Street.

    Mayor D. Humphreys and Lieutenant Governor H. Bell-Irving outside at the official opening of the Senior Citizens' Centre located at 695 21st Street.

    Pacific Great Railway, North Vancouver to Dundarave. New Year's Day 1914. "Please Go Easy" railway. Stops located at Capilano, 14th Street. John Lawson of West Vancouver is the end man on the extreme

    View of crowd gathered to celebrate opening of Pacific Great Eastern Railway on January 1, 1914. A man (possibly John Lawson as seen in 0030.VCA) is addressing the crowd.

    View of large crowd gathered to celebrate opening of Pacific Great Eastern Railway, January 1, 1914. The man addressing the crowd is likely John Lawson.