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    South point of Anvil Island. This property faces south, in 1961 a property was owned by Mr and Mrs James Wells Gemmell, (Jeanie B. Gremmell), whose week-end cottage stands behind the old shack on the beach. The Daybreak Bible Camp has a large wharf nearby. The remains of a large ...

    Portrait photo of Mr. and Mrs. Lunn and family members on the porch of a house with a sign above saying "Lynnduffy". The house was located at 19th Street.

    View of Pilot House, Kettle Point in Caulfeild area. Four people can be seen standing on porch.

    View of mouth to Capilano River from unknown high point. A house and a few other small buildings can be seen on shoreline.

    house with three women standing at various positions on the steps leading to the Kilby family summer house, known as "Resthaven." The house was located at 4762 The Highway in Caulfeild and by 1979 the address had changed to 4735 Pilot House Road.

    View of west side of W.C. Thompson House, 2058 Argyle Avenue.Photo is very similar to 0844.WVML

    View of W.C. Thompson House with 5 people leaning on rail of front porch, 2058 Argyle Avenue.

    View from waterfront of W.C. Thompson Home, 2058 Argyle Avenue.

    View of W.C. Thompson house outbuildings, 2058 Argyle Avenue.

    View of W.C. Thompson House with two men standing in front of rock wall, 2058 Argyle Avenue.

    View of W.C. Thompson House from waterfront, 2058 Argyle Avenue.

    View of W.C. Thompson House with four people on front porch, 2058 Argyle Avenue.

    View of W.C. Thompson House, 2058 Argyle Avenue. Laundry hanging from line off porch.

    First house built at Caulfeild. House stood east of Skunk Cove - house in 1997 stands at 4699 S. Piccadilly

    Mr. Caufeild's first house at Caulfeild. Mrs. Caulfeild in window. Lady Lapier and his daughter (white) seated. House stood east of Skunk Cove - house in 1997 stands at 4699 S. Piccadilly.

    View of house belonging to J.D. Thompson at northeast corner of 21st Street and Bellevue Avenue.

    View of an early West Vancouver settlement on the shore of the ocean/a river. Horses can also be seen in the picture.

    View looking North up John Lawson pier at the foot of Lawson Avenue, now 17th Street.

    Original home of John Lawson with a vehicle parked in front of the house.

    View of a house and people on 15th Street close to the waterfront.