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    Portrait of Donna & Audrey Cave, pioneers of St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church. The photo shows each child holding a wicker baby buggy in a snowy setting.

    A class photograph of a grade (possibly 2) class of Pauline Johnson Elementary School.

    Class photo of children at Hollyburn School in the 1920's.

    A large group of children and adults (most likely Sunday school) posed for a group photo enjoying nature and a picnic at Horseshoe Bay. Some of the young boys in the group can be seen holding racquets.

    Dundarave School Maypole Dancing team competing in North Vancouver.

    Group portrait of Dundarave School Maypole Dancing team. Team won cups against North Vancouver in 1925 and 1926.

    Class photo of children at Hollyburn School in September 1924.

    Image of Mrs. Lunn and 3 children standing in the water at Horseshoe Bay. Other swimmers appear in the water and on the dock in the background.

    Swimmers Bob and Jim Reid enjoy the water by Hollyburn Wharf along with Mrs. Reid.

    The Reid brothers sitting on the beach at Garrow Bay.

    Image of Mrs. Lunn sitting in the stern of the canoe holding a paddle and Mrs. Allison sitting on the right edge of the canoe. The boat is full of children and the whole group is wearing bathing suits.

    Photo of the women who helped serve meals during construction of St. Stephen's rectory in 1920.

    Portrait photo of Richard & Edith Ford with their children: Herbert, Gladys (L) and Mildred (R) in 1920.

    Group portrait photo of Bea Yates, Evelyn Johnson, Edith Yates, Gladys Ford, Muriel Johnson & Bill Grout in 1920.

    Class photo of children at Hollyburn School in the 1920's.

    House of Rev. & Mrs E.L. Best located on Haywood Avenue, their child can be seen in the foreground.

    Rev. & Mrs E.L. Best standing on the veranda of their house on Haywood Avenue.

    Photograph of Mrs E.L. Best holding her son, Douglas, in the forest.

    Photograph of Mrs E.L. Best and friends (Mrs Cromer and daughter?) along with dog, Caesar.

    Mrs Best, son Douglas, and Friends at the sod turning of the West Vancouver Union Church. Dog Caesar is also pictured.