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    Navvy Jack's House - as it appeared on the wedding day of John Lawson's daughter Elizabeth C. Lawson to William John Pitman on December 31, 1914. According to original VCA note this was the first church wedding in West Vancouver. The house stood where, present day, Argyle Avenue meets 17th ...

    1. Reeve Vinson's residence. 14th & Gordon2. Lawson House & Barn3. Hollyburn Pavillion cor. 17th4. Salter residence 1912-135. Post Office & Hollyburn General Store6. Municipal Hall 17th & Esquimalt7. Original Ambleside Hall. 14th and Bellevue. Built by John Wharton.8. Ferry office West Vancouver Transportation Co. 19119. Ambleside Tearoom - Demolished.10. ...

    Photo taken at Municipal Bus Depot, foot of 14th Street.Bill Thompson, who is seen in this photo standing in front of Bus #3 and was a bus driver for a number of years after First World War (WWI) give the following information. He says that Bus #6 was originally a ...

    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.

    Street view of Marine Drive at 14th Street.

    Street view of Marine Drive at 13th Street.

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

    The John Lawson Family, 1912. The bottom of 17th Street meets present-day John Lawson Park, while John Lawson Creek (possibly seen in this photograph) follows present-day 18th Street.

    View looking from back of West Vancouver Odeon Theatre into residential neighborhood. Backyards of Marine Drive alley are in foreground.

    View looking from back of West Vancouver Odeon Theatre into residential neighborhood. Backyards of Marine Drive alley are in foreground and there is snow on the ground.

    High angle view of businesses and stores along Marine Drive near 16th Street.

    View of West Vancouver Ferry Dock and Ambleside area.

    View of two young men sawing wood on Ambleside Beach in winter. Photo is faded and ripped on upper right hand corner.

    Scenic view of early West Vancouver from 13th Street and Clyde Avenue. Note on back of photo states: "Cecil Nesbitt's parents settled in West Vancouver 1911. His father pastured cows down on Ambleside park area. Cecil died Jan 1, 1974."

    View looking along Pacific Great Eastern Railway tracks at 17th Street crossing. John Lawson's house on the right.Image is faded in centre.

    Portrait of four tennis players at Tennis Courts in John Lawson Park, foot of 17th Street. John Lawson Park officially opened in 1950 - it's likely that this photo predates that time.

    View of building, corner of 18th Street and Marine Drive. Building was used as first Presbyterian Church in West Vancouver as as Hollyburn School. Building was constructed in 1910.Original WVML cataloging note:Originally the building consisted of a wooden platform with canvas side - however some time after it was built ...

    View of Hollyburn Wharf, foot of 17th Street. Wharf has been partially destroyed by a storm.Image is extremely faded.

    View of Hollyburn Wharf, foot of 17th Street. Wharf has been partially destroyed by a storm.Image is extremely faded.

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