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    Black and white photograph, taken in 1919, showing Pacific Great Eastern Railway's Motor #101, east of Ambleside.

    First Pacific Great Eastern Railway train from North Vancouver to West Vancouver. Train is stopped along tracks and a small group of people can be seen along side of train.

    A Pacific Great Eastern Railway train derailment on the second day of operation, January 2, 1914.

    View of a Royal Hudson train engine at 13th Street and Bellevue Avenue.

    View of large logs pulled by a Walking Dudley (not in frame) with men sitting one of the logs. The title: West Vancouver, Our First Passenger Facilities has been written in the lower left hand corner

    View of Royal Hudson approaching the camera. Also visible in the image is road construction beside the tracks, cars parked along Bellevue and apartment buildings in the background.

    View of derailed Pacific Great Eastern train laying on its side near train tracks.

    View of derailed Pacific Great Eastern train car laying on its side. Photo shows undercarriage of car laying beside tracks.

    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 derailed Pacific Great Eastern Train on second day of operations, January 2, 1914. Train is laying on its side and two men are standing in front posing for the camera.