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    A portrait of Aemilius Irving (1857-1916), a judge of the Superior Court of British Columbia.

    View of John Lawson and horses.

    Studio portrait of Christina Lawson.West Vancouver City Archives dates the photo as 1890s. Original WVML cataloging note states 1907.

    Portrait of Grafton Family at house located at time of photo at 4765 Pilot House Road. Tom Grafton served as Point Atkinson Lightkeeper.

    View of Pilot House, Kettle Point in Caulfeild area. Four people can be seen standing on porch.

    An image from the early 1900s with a view from the water looking up at the Sunset Beach Lodge nestled in the woods. The foreground shows people on a covered boat. The building in the photo was the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence, and was situated in the ...

    View looking towards Burrard Inlet of Hollyburn Wharf with large crowd visible. Stanley Park seen in background.

    house with three women standing at various positions on the steps leading to the Kilby family summer house, known as "Resthaven." The house was located at 4762 The Highway in Caulfeild and by 1979 the address had changed to 4735 Pilot House Road.

    Anvil Island, circa 1900. East Side near Irby Point. Seated: L to R: A.J. Ford; W.B. Ricketts brother E.R.R.; Mr. Turton, Alderman W. Hodson, of Metropole Hotel. Mr. Ford, aged 90 in 1954, took the party up in his own launch. Colonel T.O. Townley, Land Registrar, seated fourth from left.

    A man canoeing in Ambleside slough. Site of the present duck pond.

    View of Caulfeild Cove, originally called Skunk Cove, with sailboats.

    View from atop Grouse Mountain with two men sitting on rocks in lower right foreground. The photo has been labelled with place names and slogans: Capilano Canyon, Stanley Park, Kitsilano, Entrance to Harbour, West Vancouver, Point Gray, English Bay, To the World's Markets, Opportunity Awaits You, & Top of Grouse ...

    View of sailboat moored at dock in Caulfield Cove, originally named Skunk Cove. Several of the boat's sails are raised and five men can be seen sitting on the boat deck.

    The West Vancouver Transportation Co. ferry "Pronto" in foreground passing the Terminal Navigation Co. vessel "Britannia" in First Narrows.

    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 mouth to Capilano River from Prospect Point in Stanley Park.

    Francis William Caulfeild, pioneer of Caulfeild West Vancouver. About 1899 he purchased a large acreage at Skunk Cove. Renaming it "Caulfeild," he subdivided it, in 1909, developed it, and put in a water system. Died in England 6 March 1934, in his 90th year.

    First house built at Caulfeild. House stood east of Skunk Cove - house in 1997 stands at 4699 S. Piccadilly

    Mr. Caufeild's first house at Caulfeild. Mrs. Caulfeild in window. Lady Lapier and his daughter (white) seated. House stood east of Skunk Cove - house in 1997 stands at 4699 S. Piccadilly.

    Outdoor marriage ceremony. Pictured people include:(1) Mrs. Annie Evalyn Hopcroft, nee Grant (bride)(2) Rev. Roland Grant, D.D. (father of the bride)(3) Mother of the bride (un-named)(4) Lieutenant William Dixon Hopcroft, R.N.R.(5) Orson Banfield(6) Mr. Montilius(7) Mrs. Montilius(8) Miss. Montilius(9) May Banfield(10) Lois Banfield(11) Mrs. Grant(12) Alderman Grant(13) Mrs. Oille(14) Miss ...