Illustration of an unidentified building (most likely a train station) designed by architects John Parr, John Mackenzie, and John Day (Parr, Mackenzie, & Day).
View of the Salvation Army building located on the corner of Hastings and Gore Street in Vancouver. The building was demolished in 1949. In the background, a sign for the Hotel Welcome can be seen.
View of the Greater War Veterans Association building. The postcard commemorates a visit by the Special British Service Squadron visiting in Vancouver.
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 ta...
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.
Image of the Capitola apartments and pharmacy (1209 Thurlow) at the intersection of Davie and Thurlow Streets. Note that the image background has been replaced with blank white space to emphasize the building.
View of the Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church looking roughly northeast from the intersection of 10th Avenue and Quebec Street. 2 copies, second is cut a few millimeters shorter.
