- AM336-S3-2---: CVA 677-180.15
- Item
- [ca. 1900]
Photograph shows a woman and children at a beach.
Photograph shows a woman and children at a beach.
Photograph shows a couple sitting on a bench near the shoreline.
Photograph shows a dirt road in Stanley Park..
A glimpse of the city from Stanley Park
Photograph shows a young boy standing behind a bench, looking across Coal Harbour to Downtown Vancouver.
B.C. Electric Railway street car at Stanley Park loop
Photograph shows entire streetcar, with conductors standing at entrance and some passengers inside.
[Bench at point overlooking ocean]
Big spruce and cedar, Stanley Park
Photograph shows a man on a path looking up at trees.
The back of the postcard contains a letter relating to a P.E.I. reunion picnic in Stanley Park.
[Car parked in Hollow Tree at Stanley Park]
Photograph shows two men and two women posing outside an car which has been backed into the Hollow Tree in Stanley Park.
Photograph shows a row of six cars, with drivers and passengers, on a road in Stanley Park.
Cedar walk, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Attached label reads: "Thirty-seven years ago in Stanley Park. Along the trail to 3rd Beach, about 150 feet west of the clump of Fir trees called the Seven Sisters. This is the remains of an Indian dug-out canoe that was abandoned on account of "dry rot" in the log. What is left of it is covered with dense green moss. The newly chopped chips were lying about when I made the above photograph. Philip Timms."
[Coal Harbour, showing part of Stanley Park, Deadman's Island, and houseboats]
Coaxing the blue jay, Stanley Park
Photograph shows a young boy crouching by a tree, holding out his hand out to a bird.
[Couple standing among the trees referred to as the] Seven Sisters, Stanley Park
Photograph shows a group of men and women with bicyles at the side of a dirt road.
Photograph shows a group of men and women with bicyles on a hill.
Dad Quick [at Hollow Tree in Stanley Park]
Photograph contains the annotation "Alice Wilmot Dennis with Dad Quicks. Compliments aged 109, 23rd September 1928."
Photograph shows houses and boats at Deadman's Island.
Photograph shows houses on island, with Stanley Park and the North Shore mountains in the background.
Photograph shows Deadman's Island, with a log boom in the foreground and Stanley Park and the North Shore mountains in the background.
Deadman's Island [showing squatters' houses]
Photograph is accompanied by a label reading: "This is the famous Dead Man's Island. Island or Peninsula? Off Stanley Park. This picture shows the shacks of the squatters. It was the intention to build a sawmill on this site, but the citizens objected. Trees were cut down and the residents notified to vacate. Nothing became of the granting of a lease over the island - Timms Photo."
Photograph shows shoreline through a wooded area.
Photograph shows pedestrians and cyclists on bridge into park. Photograph also shows a building at one end of the bridge, and trees in the background.
Photograph shows building and bridge
Epworth League of Robson Memorial Methodist Church [at picnic in Stanley Park]
The back of the photograph mounting contains notes identifying some individuals in the photograph: Albert Porter, Chris Baxter, Laura Wharton, Esther Vosper, Mary Vosper, Ida Wharton, Hazel Wood, Lucy Vosper, Frank Wharton, Laura Rhodes, Mrs. Shoemaker.
[Family in horse-drawn carriage at the Hollow Tree in Stanley Park]
Photograph shows a man and four children in the carriage, with the driver standing at the horses' heads.
[Family in touring car parked at the Hollow Tree in Stanley Park]
Photograph shows a man, woman, and child in the back seat of the car, and two men in the front seat.
[Five cars at Prospect Point, Stanley Park]
Photograph shows men, women, and children in cars around Prospect Point. Two young men and a child are seated on a tree stump.
Photograph shows a wide path through the trees next to a small gazebo.
[Four men in car at] Brockton Point
Photograph shows men in car on dirt road, with trees, a building, and the Burrard Inlet in the background.
[Group of people in] automobile at the Hollow Tree in Stanley Park
Photograph shows a woman seated on a covered bench at a trail view point.
[Herons in nests at Stanley Park]
Photograph shows several herons standing in and next to nests in a bare tree top.
[Horse drawn buggy crossing wooden bridge]
Photograph shows couple in buggy passing a woman standing at the side of the bridge.
[Horse-drawn carriage in Stanley Park]
Photograph shows individuals in a covered buggy, as well as a woman and child walking on the path.
James Bennett Fyer (Ben) [standing with bicycle] by Hollow Tree in Stanley Park
[Lillie family picnic at Stanley Park]
An accompanying note identifies the invididuals in the photograph: Robert Lillie, Harold Cleland, Mrs. Cleland (nee Lillie), Fred Cleland, Mr. Moscrop, Gwen Cleland, Anna Thornsburg (nee Lillie), Isabel Lillie, Minnie Hogg (nee Lillie), Mrs. Elizabeth Lillie (nee Luigley), and Mrs. Moscrop.
[Lillie sisters and boy in a carriage in front of the Hollow Tree in Stanley Park]
Photograph is accompanied by a note identifying most of the individuals in the photograph: Miss Ethel Lillie, 'Cousin,' Mrs. Tom Lillie, Mrs. Will Lillie, Mrs. Minnie Hogg, Gordon Lillie.
Photograph shows a large cabin behind a road, surrounding trees and stumps, and other houses in the background.
Looking west from Second Beach
[Man and woman on horseback at Stanley Park trail]
[Man sitting in folding chair near shore of Stanley Park]
[Man standing next to trunk of large tree in] Stanley Park
Photograph shows woman seated on a log in the forest.
Mrs. Webster's family and Galloway family at Second Beach