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    View of three boats docked in harbour with several beach houses in background.

    View of construction site for British Properties. Several small fires can be seen burning in background as well as a house on the right side of the photograph.

    Dan Sewell and Armand Lamarre (original notes say 'Frenchy') clean up Sewell's house after a tree fell on it.

    A teahouse, located in Eagle Harbour, operated by the Frewin family.

    A teahouse, located in Eagle Harbour and operated by the Frewin family, along with boats tied to a dock.

    View of house and garden, 4735 Highway.

    A street view of a house located at 2237 Lawson Avenue, it has since been demolished.

    Interior view of sitting area in Kew House. This residence was built in the 1930s and is also known as the A.J. Taylor Estate. It is located at 5324 Marine Drive.

    View of Kew House from driveway. At time of photo house is the A.J. Taylor residence. House is located at 5324 Marine Drive.

    The Northeast side of the Marine Drive overpass from Lions Gate Bridge. The Henderson house is also visible, still standing, beside the overpass.

    A view overlooking Horseshoe Bay. The houses pictured include; (L-R) Hesman's helper's home, Sam Hesman's home, Roger's home, dance hall, and Boat House Horseshoe Bay Hotel.

    View of entrance to Burrard Inlet from West Bay. This photo was used for the 1938 Canadian fifty cent green postage stamp. In original version Mount Baker is visible in background and for the stamp it was whitened to highlight snow clad summit.

    View overlooking West Bay Beach with several houses visible along shoreline. Stanley Park/Prospect Point can be seen in distance.

    A house named "West Court", belonging to Mabel and William Arthur Clements, and it's surrounding beach front located at 4036 Marine Drive.