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    View of children dancing during May Day celebrations at Ambleside park with large crowd in background.

    View of first May Day Queen, Peggy Barker, standing on stage surrounded by attendants and local dignitaries. On original photo name is spelled Peggie. Based on back of photo the following people are

    View of May Day procession with retiring May Queen, Jean Warner.

    View of Mavis Noreen Whipple (aged 7), crown bearer to first May Queen.

    View of May Day celebrations with children dancing around may poles.

    View of May Day celebrations at Ambleside Park. Young flower girls are spreading flower petals on field.

    Photostitched panorama of West Vancouver taken from Sentinel Hill just east of Leyland Park. Photo shows Burrard Inlet, Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park, Ambleside Beach, and Point Gray.

    View of West Vancouver from 997 Esquimalt Avenue.

    View of crane moving bridge parts during construction of bridge over Capilano River connecting North Vancouver to Park Royal.

    Portrait of man and child in swimsuits, beach at foot of 17th Street (now John Lawson Park). Sentinel Hill in background.

    May Day celebrations, Ambleside Park. People listed in photo include: Joanne Smith (May Queen), James Mitchell, Violet Sharp, Bruce Montgomery (award winner), Judy Vivian (award winner). Based on con

    View of children performing maypole dance during May Day celebrations at Ambleside Park. Large crowd in background.Note stored with photo states: Patron recognized himself and friend in photo, June 2

    Portrait of Edith B. Huges, Marine Drive somewhere between North Vancouver Pier and West Vancouver.

    Portrait of Edith B. Hughes sitting on driftwood on beach at foot of 17th Street. Current site of John Lawson Park.

    View of West Vancouver from 997 Esquimalt Avenue.

    View of Capilano River Bridge during construction. Bridge connects North Vancouver to Park Royal.

    View of Macdonald's Creek, Bellevue Avenue and 19th Street.Note from Mrs. Wm. C. Gunn: This photo was taken by and from Mr. Reed's place, "Ripping Rill", N.W. corner Bellevue Avenue and 19th St. Circ

    View of Mrs. Margot Matthews playing badminton on Caulfeild Courts. Cataloging note from 1990s states that courts were at site of present day Caulfeild Green.

    View of St. Francis in the Woods church, Caulfeild. Image was used on postcard. Contributed by Amy Larnder.

    View of Caulfeild Cove with boat house alongside wharf and tide reading shed.