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    Excavation by brickyard of orchard of Mr. Keeling, Irby Point at the south end of Anvil Island. An inscription on back of this photo reads: "Anvil Island, 21st March 1910. A.R. Best; F.L. Keeling; Shirley Keeling;" It is presumed that this is the same clay deposit as first used by ...

    ... Vancouver at the foot of 17th Street, Hollyburn....

   

    S.S. Britannia, at Bucaneer Bay, 1911. Built by Captain George Cates at his shipyard, foot of Hornby St. False Creek, circa 1900. Her engines were from the British Isles; her furnishings from Chicago. On her passenger deck her seats were upholstered in light maroon plush.

    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.

    ... November, 1963 at the McNair Fraser Logging camp in West Vancouver, up...

    ...West Vancouver Circa 1915 - 1915. Post Office (small building...

    South point of Anvil Island. This property faces south, in 1961 a property was owned by Mr and Mrs James Wells Gemmell, (Jeanie B. Gremmell), whose week-end cottage stands behind the old shack on the beach. The Daybreak Bible Camp has a large wharf nearby. The remains of a large ...

    Picture of the first summer house on Prospect Point in Stanley Park. Originally this location was called Observation Point.

    S.S. Empress of Japan passing through the Narrows. No roads.

    ...Capilano Dam, Vancouver, Spring 1888, Built in 1888 by Vancouver...

    View, looking North across First Narrows, from Prospect point. A boat and barge can be seen in the foreground as well as a train bridge in the background.

    View, looking North across First Narrows, from Prospect point. Boats, barges, and bridges can all be seen.

    Photograph of a large group of people standing on a wooden bridge constructed over the Capilano river.

    Logs moving down chute into the water at the McNair Fraser Logging Camp.

    View looking north east from the corner of Marine Drive, (old Keith Road) and Seventeenth Street (old Lawson Ave).

    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.

    Capilano Canyon flume for floating cedar shingle bolts from the upper reaches of Capilano Creek to tidewater, it was about 150 feet above the creek. Commonly used by young men and women seeking mild adventure on holidays and weekends. This card is post marked "1921", so this photo was taken, ...

    ...Pacific Great Railway, North Vancouver to Dundarave. New Year's Day 1914...

    Boats moored at Skunk Cove. A house can be see in the background of the photograph.