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    A photograph of the commemoration stone on a War memorial located in the 1900 block of Marine Drive.

    This is a brief history of Mr. Horace Gordon Stone. The history outlines his life in West Vancouver as well as his military record. The West Vancouver Memorial Library was presented with a stained gl

    View of flags on West Vancouver Memorial Arch for unveiling ceremony, July 5, 1925.

    View of Memorial Stone, located to the west of the Memorial Arch, commemorating those Killed in the First World War. Names on stone: C.R. Chaffey, W.F. Chaffey, J.F. Dougal, C.R. Dolling, J. Dowling,

    The image shows the ceremony at the Municipal Hall on June 3, 1924 when the local chapter of the Great War Veterans Association presented the flag to the municipality.Identification of attendees in t

    The image shows the ceremony at the Municipal Hall on June 3, 1924 when the local chapter of the Great War Veterans Association presented the flag to the municipality.Identification of attendees in t

    The inspection ceremony at the dedication of the West Vancouver Memorial Arch by Viscount Byng of Vimy on July 5, 1925. The photos also shows Mr. Albert Chilton.

    View of unveiling ceremony for West Vancouver Memorial Arch, July 5 1925. Crowd, including veterans, facing towards arch with British flags.

    Inspection ceremony at the dedication of the West Vancouver Memorial Arch by Viscount Byng of Vimy, July 5, 1925. Group of men in suits lined up in rows on Marine Drive.

    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.

    The notes and illustrations beside the portrait depict a sailboat with the caption "Adanac R.V.Y.C Winner of the McNeill International Cup Graverly [sic; should be Gravely] and other cups. Designed a

    View of ceremony to unveil West Vancouver Memorial Arch, July 5 1925.

    View of Viscount Byng of Vimy addressing crowd at dedication of the West Vancouver Memorial Arch, July 5 1925.

    View of parade at the dedication ceremony for West Vancouver Memorial Arch, July 5 1925. Highland bagpipers and drummers leading procession.

    Document from the Memorial Arch and Plinths clippings file.

    Major General Odlum (21 October 1880 - 4 April 1971) was a resident of West Vancouver who lived in the Rockcliffe estate located on Whytecliffe Point between Whyte Bay and Cliff Cove. Major General O

    Group portrait of official party at dedication ceremony for West Vancouver Memorial Arch, July 5, 1925. Two men in back row are dressed in WWI uniforms and man seated in front row centre is Viscount

    View of crowd gathered at dedication of the West Vancouver Memorial Arch by Viscount Byng of Vimy and Bishop A.U. de Pencier on July 5, 1925.