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[Man and infant playing with puppy]
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Caption from the book reads, "Provision for the sick through adequate hospital accommodation is a responsibility seriously undertaken."
Frank, Leonard
Caption from the book reads, "Here one may sit and browse, walk the nine-mile stretch of winding woodland road, golf, swim, or play tennis.
Frank, Leonard
Lumbermen's Arch in Stanley Park
Caption from the book reads, "The mansion-site of a ten-million dollar residential property development by British investors is shown in the distance."
Frank, Leonard
Caption from the book reads, "Crystal sea, the setting sun, towering shadows of fir and cedar and the Coast mountain range."
Frank, Leonard
Shaughnessy Heights Golf Course
Caption from the book reads, "Not the least of the city's advantages is year-round golf; Vancouver is a golfer's paradise."
Frank, Leonard
[Child pushing another child in buggy]
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Vancouver, B.C., Canada - View from Stanley Park Driveway
Two children sitting on Stanley Park seawall with view of downtown Vancouver.
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Heather Pavilion of Vancouver General Hospital
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A crowd of men at a racetrack, almost certainly Hastings Racetrack in Exhibition Park.
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Lord Strathcona's Visit to General Hospital, Vancouver - Aug 31 '09
Posed group seated before the Vancouver General Hospital, with Lord Strathcona and Sir Mackenzie Bowell standing in the centre. The original uncropped photo is in the City of Vancouver Archives.
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A bit of Granville St. - Vancouver, B.C.
A view of Granville St, looking north from the roof of a building on Granville between Pender and Dunsmuir. Notable buildings include the Winch Building, Vancouver post office, and the second Canadian Pacific Railway Station.
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The memorial address by Judge McInnis - Vancouver, B.C.
A view of the crowd at an address by Judge McInnis (possibly McInnes?).
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[Horse-drawn carriage 'Seeing Stanley Park & City']
A posed photo of a horse drawn carriage carrying men, women, and children through a forested area. Side of carriage marked "Seeing Stanley Park & City."
The Stanley Park Photographers
No. 6209 - Wholesale Centre - Vancouver, B.C.
View of Vancouver, centered on the W.H. Malkin Co. Limited Wholesale Grocers.
Rosetti Studios
A view of the YWCA building on the northeast corner of Dunsmuir and Burrard Streets.
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High School Cadets (Church Parade) - July 1912
Vancouver B.C. High school military cadets (including a small band) march down a residential street before onlookers.
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C.P.R. Depot & Docks and Cascade Mtns.
View of the second Canadian Pacific Railway depot and tracks, looking toward part of Stanley Park.
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Burrard Male Choir, 1933-34. Winners of K of P Shield & B.C.E. Cup Choral Championship 1934.
Portrait of men's choir with their trophies on the steps of the then Vancouver Courthouse (now the Vancouver Art Gallery). One woman stands immediately behind the trophies.
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View of the English Bay beach with children and families.
Timms, Philip Thomas
Winch Building - Vancouver, B.C.
View of the Winch Building and the old Vancouver Post Office, looking roughly east from West Hastings St. and Howe St.
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Bird's Eye View, looking East, Vancouver, B.C.
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Stage - Kitsilano Beach, Van. B.C.
A stage in Kitsilano, with a sign advertising concerts every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening. Almost certainly the fore-runner to the Kitsilano Showboat stage.
Hannay, John W.
A view of Vancouver looking east from downtown, likely taken from the first or second Hotel Vancouver. Holy Rosary Cathedral at Richards and Dunsmuir Sts is visible at the right of the image.
Timms, Philip Thomas
A portion of the wholesale district, Vancouver, B.C.
A view of Vancouver looking east along Water Street, with the Kelly, Douglas, & Co building visible to the left, and the Holland Block building visible in the lower right, at the intersection of Water St. and Cordova St.
Thompson, Stephen Joseph
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year -- Vancouver, B.C.
The arrival of Japanese royal heir, His Imperial Highness Prince Fushimi Sadanaru at the second Canadian Pacific Railway station in Vancouver, B.C. A large greenery-covered arch decorated with the word "Welcome", many British and Japanese flags, ribbons, and paper lanterns appears before the station.
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H.R.H. Duke of Connaught's Visit to Vancouver, Sept 1912
H.R.H. The Duke of Connaught talking with two men while a third man holds a horse.
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[Military parade heading south on Granville Street]
A parade of various British military forces, including a band, marching south on Granville Street. A banner says "Native Sons of Canada Welcome You." The old Post Office is visible in the upper right corner. This photo possibly dates to World War 1 or shortly thereafter.
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View of the Winch Building and the old Vancouver Post Office, looking roughly east from West Hastings St. and Howe St.
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Bank of Commerce, Vancouver, B.C.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce headquarters in Vancouver at the intersection of Granville and Hastings Streets.
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[Mount Pleasant Band at opening of City Market]
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United Services Centre, Vancouver, B.C. Canada
An interior view of the United Services Centre on Burrard Street, established by the Rotary Women's Association during WW2, showing the ballroom, with a stage, two pianos, and jukebox at one end, chairs along the sides, and three ping-pong tables. Murals cover the walls
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United Services Centre, Vancouver, B.C. Canada
An interior view of the United Services Centre on Burrard Street, established by the Rotary Women's Association during WW2, showing the library, with couches, desks, and tables. See UL_1626_3_105 for a view including the bookcases.
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Court House and Hotel Vancouver - Vancouver, B.C.
A view of the Vancouver court house and second Hotel Vancouver, looking roughly south from the intersection of Georgia and Hornby Streets.
Gowan, Frank
The Dominion Trust Blk., Hastings St. W., Van., B.C.
A view of the Dominion Building looking roughly northeast from the intersection of Cambie and Hastings Streets.
Rosetti Studios
Carnegie Library & City Hall, Vancouver, B.C.
A view of the Carnegie Library and the second Vancouver City Hall (previously a market hall) at the intersection of Main and Hastings Streets.
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Portrait of the two mayors in ceremonial regalia, including robes and chains of office.
Lafayette Studio.
Detailed menu from The Cabin Caf
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The World Bldg., Vancouver, B.C.
Image of the Sun Tower, previously the World Building, named for The Vancouver Daily World newspaper, looking east from Pender Street between Abbot and Taylor Streets. Many horse-drawn vehicles in the street.
Smith, C.F.
Vancouver Newsboys Night at Central Mission
Portrait of many newsboys, some holding newspapers, at the Vancouver Central Mission, in front of many religious signs.
Broadbridge-Bullen Photo Co.
[Duke and Duchess of Connaught in a car during their 1912 visit to Vancouver]
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Image of Hastings Street at unknown cross street, with one horse-drawn cart and a great many men, women, and children on the street. A building on the right appears to bear the British coat of arms over the door (just visible at the right edge of the image).
Art Emporium
Image of men, women, and children swimming at English Bay, with a floating dock structure. Black man in centre of photo could be Joe Fortes.
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