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    These are a few of the portrait and family photos in the Digital Collection.

    The beautiful stained glass window, 'Harmony', measuring 1.83 x 2.13 metres, from a painting by Sir Frank Dicksee (1852-1928), was presented to the West Vancouver Memorial Library on its opening in 1950 by Henry and Beatrice Stone in memory of their only son, Horace Gordon Stone, who died on active ...

    View of Fisherman's Cove. Frank L. Goodship was a press photographer and occasional columnist for the Columbian newspaper in New Westminster, B.C.

    View of Fisherman's Cove marina.

    View from Fisherman's Cove marina. Frank L. Goodship was a press photographer and occasional columnist for the Columbian newspaper in New Westminster, B.C.

    View of Fisherman's Cove marina. Frank L. Goodship was a press photographer and occasional columnist for the Columbian newspaper in New Westminster, B.C.

    View of Fisherman's cove marina. Frank L. Goodship was a press photographer and occasional columnist for the Columbian newspaper in New Westminster, B.C.

    View of Fisherman's Cove in Eagle Harbour. Frank L. Goodship was a press photographer and occasional columnist for the Columbian newspaper in New Westminster, B.C.

    View of Point Atkinson Lighthouse. Frank L. Goodship was a press photographer and occasional columnist for the Columbian newspaper in New Westminster, B.C.

    View of Point Atkinson Lighthouse. Frank L. Goodship was a press photographer and occasional columnist for the Columbian newspaper in New Westminster, B.C.

    West Vancouver Recreation Centre and Ice Skating Rink

    Street view of house on south side of street, corner of 20th Street & Marine Drive.

    Street view of house on south side of street, 2000 block Marine Drive. House has for sale sign in front.

    Street view of businesses including The Kensington Shop and Maggi's, north side 2400 block Marine Drive. Building on right has apartments above on second level.

    View of Horseshoe Bay in 1960. Anvil Island and Bowyer Island can be seen in the background along with Nanaimo, Langdale, & Bowen Ferry leaving ferry landing.

    View of Horseshoe Bay in 1955. Bowyer Island and Anvil Island can be seen in the background. A Black Ball Ferry is approaching the ferry landing.

    Sam Heasman's floats at Horseshoe Bay, the site of the current ferry terminal. Many boats can be seen on the dock as well as Bowyer Island in the distance.

    View of Sewell's Marina and Horseshoe Bay looking out towards Bowyer Island. A group of boats can be seen on the shore.

    Aerial view of Bowyer Island, Howe Sound, and the surrounding mountain ranges.

    A team of men work on construction of Keith Road bridge over Brothers Creek, circa 1940's. A concrete truck labeled "Coleman & Evans" can be seen in the photograph.