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    Capilano Dam, Vancouver, Spring 1888, Built in 1888 by Vancouver Waterworks Company, incorporated 6 April 1886. People mentioned in description: G.A. Keefer Esq, C.E. ; Henry Bradley Smith Esq, C.E. ; H.F. Keefer ; Donald McGillivray Esq, M.C. ; T.C. Keefer Esq, C.M.G., C.E. ; H.B. Smith Esq, C.E. ; ...

    W.J. Moore photo 11130. Copy of Photo of intake at Capilano Dam. Probably 1890.

    View of mouth to Capilano River from Prospect Point in Stanley Park.

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

    View of Capilano River mouth and Sentinel Hill from Prospect Point. (See 4446.WVML for panorama).

    View of Cypress Creek with a man standing on a rock beside water. The photo is labelled "Cyprus Creek West Vancouver".

    View of lighthouse at mouth of the Capilano River. Sentinel Hill and the North Shore Mountains can be seen in the background.

    View of collapsed Capilano River Bridge after 1917 flood.

    View of washed out Capilano River Bridge, December 1917.

    View of collapsed Capilano River Bridge during flood of 1917.

    View of span of Capilano River Bridge.

    Capilano Creek Bridge, December 1917. The wooden bridge over Capilano Creek at Keith Road collapsed and in December 1917 the new Marine Drive bridge went out. A temporary wooden replacement was made, and remained until a new steel span was built in 1931. Another steel span was washed out in ...

    A view of the mouth of the Capilano River surrounded by forests.

    A view of Lynn Canyon suspension bridge in North Vancouver.

    View of a house at 501 Marine Drive on the East bank of Capilano River built by Walter Alexander Adair in 1919.

    Capilano Creek, probably 1910-1920, now vanished beneath the water of the water supply resevoir of Capilano Lake created by the building of Capilano Creek Cleveland Dam, formally opened 19th November 1954.

    View of intake system at Brothers Creek. Hand pump in foreground.

    A house called "The Capilano House" located at 501 Marine Drive on the east bank of the Capilano River. The house was built in 1919 by Walter A. Adair. Written text along the bottom of the photograph reads "Adair stronghold in W. Van/24".

    Scenic postcard showing Capilano River and Lions peaks of North Shore Mountains.

    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. Circa 1930. Macdonald's Creek, West Vancouver, Looking south. The footbridge over to 1919 Bellevue was washed out ...