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    Balloons being released during the Community Day Parade in 1987.

    The West Vancouver rugby team, The Barbarians, with Coach John C. Oswald.

    West Vancouver Historical Society cruise on the old Hollyburn ferry.

    A decorated Chevrolet pick up truck and participants in the 1987 Community Day Parade along Marine Drive.

    West Bay school participating in the 1987 Community Day Parade along Marine Drive.

    Sod turning by John Lawson at West Vancouver Memorial Library May 27th, 1950. John Lawson was the 1st Reeve for West Vancouver Back row: Ray Clarke; A.M. (Bud) Stephens; Nish McDonald; Norm Huller; E

    Judith Saltman, Children's Librarian, conducts a storytime at the West Vancouver Memorial Library.

    Traffic at the toll booth of the Lion's Gate Bridge.

    Cyclist at the toll booth area of the Lions Gate Bridge with traffic in the background.

    Couple holding hands and crowd on dock at Vancouver Sun's Free Salmon Derby, held at Sewell's Landing. Government ferry in background.

    A West Vancouver Memorial Library patron searching for books during the library's expansion.

    Reference Librarian Stephen Williams and M.P. for Capilano Ron Huntington discussing the demand for current information.

    West Vancouver Memorial Library Christmas decorations designed by Anna I. Gunn. Four women are pictured in front of the display including (left to right) Mrs. Clucas, Patricia Gunn, Gretch Aird, and

    A nativity mural created by Anna Gunn for the outside wall of the West Vancouver Memorial Library.

    West Vancouver Memorial Library Christmas decorations designed by Anna I. Gunn. Four women are pictured in front of the display including (left to right) Mrs. Clucas, Patricia Gunn, Gretch Aird, and

    Chief Librarian Mrs. Elizabeth Musto and a staff member displaying the 'Book of Remembrance' in front of the large stained glass Memorial Window.

    A view from the beach of the Fortune Cup Inn located at 125 25th Street. The building was built in 1919 and was demolished and replaced by a park in 1971.

    Gordon Gibson Jr., son of acclaimed author of 'Bull of the Woods' Gordan Gibson, making the first donation to the Friends of the Library book program. Accepting the donation is Margaret Walter the Ad

    Repairs being done on West Vancouver Memorial Library's stained glass window.

    Construction of the West Vancouver Memorial Library, the frame of the main building can be seen.