- AM1535-: CVA 99-4378
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- 1933
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Group portrait
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Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Group portrait
[1952 Kenworth C.S.T. and News Herald van parked beside Firehall No. 12]
Part of City of Vancouver fonds
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
Group portrait
[Alan Jessup, Cliff MacKay and A. Cromar Bruce in the City Hall Press Room]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Alf Dwyer, W. Carlson and The "Duke"
American News truck [in front of a newspaper stand]
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
A.R. Wilkie [and] S. Cummer from Calgary
A promotional brochure about news production behind the scenes.
[Boys selling newspapers during VJ Day celebrations]
Part of James Crookall fonds
[Bruce Larson, City Editor - The Province]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph shows the rear of buildings and the Daily Province Newspaper carriers' shed
[Chinese Times Newspaper building at 1 East Pender Street]
Part of City of Vancouver fonds
Circulation map of Greater Vancouver by telephone exchange areas
Part of City of Vancouver Archives technical and cartographic drawing collection
Item is a leaflet with a map showing Vancouver Sun circulation in West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Vancouver, Burnaby and New Westminster on one side, and market data on the other.
[Clancy Loranger with another unidentified Vancouver News-Herald sports department reporter]
[Clancy Loranger, Vancouver News-Herald sports department reporter]
[Composing room of The Telegram Newspaper at 321 Cambie Street]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Composing room of The Telegram Newspaper at 321 Cambie Street]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Conveyor belt used to bring newspaper to mailing room on Vancouver News-Herald press]
Conveyor belt, used to bring newspapers to the mailing room, on Vancouver News-Herald press]
[Conveyor belt, used to bring newspapers to the mailing room, on Vancouver News-Herald press]
[Conveyor belt, used to bring newspapers to the mailroom, on Vancouver News-Herald press]
[Conveyor belt, used to bring newspapers to the mailroom, on Vancouver News-Herald press]
[Conveyor belt, used to bring newspapers to the mailroom, on Vancouver News-Herald press]
[Conveyor belt, used to bring newspapers to the mailroom, on Vancouver-News-Herald press]
Crowd in front of the Vancouver Daily Star Building [303 West Pender Street]
Part of Stuart Thomson fonds
[Exterior of the R.Mathison Jr. The Job Printer building - 323 W. Hastings St.]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Men identified (left to right): W.T. Bainbridge, W.F. Findlay, W.H. Sanders, Rev. E.D. McLaren, Robert Mathison, Sr., Robert Mathison, Jr.
Fall 1918...Los Angeles Times moment musical
Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds
Individuals identified are, second from left to right: Speed Kendall, Ted Taylor (with dog on lap), Jimmy Hatlo and Phil Hanna.
George Henry Pederson and The "Duke" with hat on
[George Thompson using the first "one a minute" camera in Canada]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph shows Paul St. Pierre
[George Young and George Thompson examining the first "one a minute" camera in Canada]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Group portrait of female staff at the Vancouver News-Herald]
[Group portrait of female staff at the Vancouver News-Herald]
Photograph shows staff standing outside the building under the Vancouver News-Herald sign.
Part of Major Matthews collection
Men identified (left to right); J.J. Peak, T.S. Carmen, Bob English, Robert Mathison Sr., Mr. Robert "Bob" Mathison.
J.J. Ebbenal [Ebenal] and H.J. Ebbenal [Ebenal]
[Liberals in B.C. display for "The Standard" newspaper]
London Paper Sold on Wall Street 2 Days After Publication
Part of Major Matthews collection
Item is a photograph of a newspaper vendor selling an "Evening Standard". Photograph is annotated " London Paper sold on Wall St., 2 days after publication, New York, N.Y.. For the first time in history the London Evening Standard is sold on Wall St., in the heart of New York's financial district, but two days after it first appeared for sale in London. A batch of the newspapers were part of the half-ton of cargo flown here aboard the Mercury, Imperial Airways pick-aback plane, which flew from Foynes, Ireland, to Port Washington, N.Y., in 25 hours and 7 minutes. This particular copy is a July 19th edition, and was on sale in Wall St., 7:p.m., July 21.
[Los Angeles Times Building after explosion]
Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds
[Los Angeles Times Building after explosion]
Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds
Photograph shows a crowd on onlookers and men removing lumber from the explosion site on to horse-drawn carts.
Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds
Photograph shows the Los Angeles Times building after the explosion of October 1, 1910
Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds
Photograph shows the Los Angeles Times building after the explosion of October 1, 1910
[Louis D. Taylor reading The New Deal newspaper]
Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds
The photograph shows L.D. Taylor smoking a cigar while reading an issue of The New Deal newspaper. A pen has been used to alter the newspaper's title to "A New Era." An inscription below the photograph reads: "British Columbia and Yukon Territory Ambassador at large (self appointed). Editor of this publication and manager of the proposed Information Bureaux , was Mayor of Vancouver B.C. for 11 years."
Mailing room, The World, Vancouver, B.C.
Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds
Photograph shows several employees of the World Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd. in the mailing room of the World Building at 500 Beatty Street.
[Man buying] News Herald [from street vendor]