An American dictionary of the English language. Thoroughly revised, and greatly enlarged and improved, by Chauncey A. Goodrich and Noah Porter

• PE 1625 .W3 1898
• 1898

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

Chinook as spoken by the Indians of Washington territory, British Columbia and Alaska. For the use of traders, tourists and others who have business intercourse with the Indians. Chinook-English. English-Chinook.

• PM 848 .T3
• 1889

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

Chinook jargon as spoken by the Indians of the Pacific coast. For the use of missionaries, traders, tourists and others who have business intercourse with the Indians. Chinook-English. English-Chinook.

• PM 848 .T32 1914
• 1914

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

Dictionary of Canadian biography.

• FC 25 .D52 1966
• 1979, 1981

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

Dictionary of Canadian biography [electronic resource]

• FC 25 .D5 2000
• 2000

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

Dictionary of the Chinook Jargon or Indian trade language of the North pacific coast.

• PM 848 .D55 1899B
• 1899

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

She shashishalhem, the Sechelt language : language, stories and sayings of the Sechelt Indian people of British Columbia

• PM 2264 .Z9 S5 1985
• 1985

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

Supplement to Encyclopedia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences, and general literature. (9th ed.).

• AE 5 .E35 1888
• 1888

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

The Canadian Encyclopedia.

• FC 23 .C36 1985
• 1985

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

The Collins dictionary of Canadian history, 1867 to the present.

• FC 23 .G73 1988
• 1988

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection