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Item is a postcard showing the Court Motel. Caption on back of postcard: "Vancouver's finest bungalow accommodations. AAA recommended. Highway 99 and 1. 2400 Kingsway, Vancouver 16, Canada. 46 modern motel and housekeeping suites. TV, radio and telephone in units." The back of the postcard includes personal correspondence addressed to Mrs. Anna M. Leland.

Item is a postcard printed with an aerial image of the Lions Gate Bridge. Caption on back of postcard: "The Lions Gate Bridge spans the entrance to Vancouver Harbour and connects the North Shore with Vancouver proper. The mountain slopes of West Vancouver are considered as prime residential property and enjoys continued expansion."

Item is a postcard showing an aerial view of Vancouver. Caption on back of postcard: "Aerial view of the heart of Vancouver, B.C., Canada, showing its modern skyline, harbor, Burrard Inlet and Stanley Park with North and West Vancouver and the North Shore Mountains in the background."

Item is a postcard printed with an image of a totem pole, possible the Thunderbird House Totem Pole at Stanley Park.

Item is a postcard showing the Ranch Motel in North Vancouver. Caption on back of photograph: "On the beautiful North Shore. Centre to all scenic panoramas. 7 minutes to city centre over Lions Gate Bridge. 48 modern units (some kitchens) heated pool, coffee shop. The back of the postcard includes personal correspondence addressed to Mr. and Mrs. A. Mortander.

Item is a postcard printed with an image of Granville Street including the Orpheum, Vogue and Capitol. Caption on back of postcard: "Photo taken looking north on Granville Street, showing the theatre district with numerous neon signs. This street is the main street of Vancouver and extends from the wharf for a length of 10 miles, cutting the city in half." The back of the postcard includes personal correspondence addressed to Holmes and Shelley.

Item is a postcard showing two images of Vancouver: entrance to Stanley Park (top) and Vancouver Skyline from Stanley Park (bottom).

Item is a postcard showing the Grouse Mountain gondola and view. Caption on back of postcard: "This spectacular view taken from the Upper Skyride Terminal is beyond description. Vancouver has been well blessed by the creator. A beautiful city with varied recreational facilities. Two tramway cars operate throughout the year to reach this beauty of Grouse Mountain, which is only a few minutes drive from the heart of the city." The back of the postcard includes personal correspondence addressed to Mr. and Mrs. J. Davies.

Item is a postcard showing Horseshoe Bay. Caption on back of postcard: "This view looking north shows Bowyer Island, and beyond are the snow-capped mountains of the Coast Range, which form the fjord of Howe Sound. A popular fishing area."

Item is a postcard showing Horseshoe Bay. Caption on back of postcard: "The surrounding beauty of this picturesque bay and ferry terminal area, are well recorded by the tourists, as they take breath-taking scenic pictures from the viewpoints of the Upper Level Highways."

Item is a postcard printed with an image of Hotel Georgia. Caption on back of postcard: "Located in the heart of Vancouver, British Columbia, you will find the warmth and hospitality for which Canada is famous. Modern accommodation, all with a breath-taking view of the city or harbour and mountains. Home of the famous Cavalier Grill and Coffee Garden. Free TV in all rooms. New enclosed parking for 160 cars." The back of the postcard contains personal correspondence addressed to Miss A. Forrest.

Item is a postcard showing an image of the Kitsilano Showboat. Caption on back of postcard: "The Kitsilano Showboat has to date completed over 30 years of beach entertainment, sponsored by the Kitsilano Chamber of Commerce. Over a quarter million people attend this amateur show and over 2,500 entertainers volunteer their services each season. From early June to late August, this great little show goes on nearly every evening from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. midst beautiful surroundings. You are cordially invited to attend the Kitsilano Showboat at Kitsilano Beach. Drive south on Burrard Street across the bridge turn right, 4 blocks to free parking. Mon., Wed., Fri. at 8:00 p.m. different show each night."

Item is a postcard printed with an image showing the Lions Gate Bridge. Caption on back of postcard: "The North Shore Mountains form the background for the largest suspension bridge in the British Empire. It is 4,977 feet long, the suspended section is 2,778 feet long. The height of the towers is 380 feet. The bridge connects Vancouver proper with the municipality of West Vancouver and the City of North Vancouver over the entrance of Burrard Inlet."

Item is a postcard showing the Lumbermen's Arch in Stanley Park. Caption on back of postcard: "This cedar-log arch was erected in 1952, replacing the old arch which had stood for 40 years, appropriately named the Lumbermen's Arch, and is symbolic of British Columbia's great trees, and its greatest industry."

Item is a postcard showing the night view of Vancouver from Grouse Mountain. Caption on the back of postcard: "Night view of the city taken from the ski village on Grouse Mountain. Vancouver has been well blessed by the creator. A beautiful city with ideal recreation facilities. The twin chair lift, largest in Canada, serves both skiers and tourists throughout the year, and only a few minutes drive from the city."

Item is a postcard showing the side view of the ship; verso includes personal correspondence.

Item is a postcard showing the University of British Columbia campus with the North Shore Mountains in the background. Caption on back of photograph: "The campus of U.B.C. is truly one of the most beautiful in the world. Located at the tip of Point Grey, it is a haven of peace and serenity. Photo by Al Harvey/Image Bank."

Item is a postcard printed with an image of the University of British Columbia Campus. Caption on back of postcard: "University of British Columbia Campus on the tip of Point Grey with Vancouver's outer harbour and West Vancouver in the background."

Item is a postcard showing the Lions Gate Bridge. Caption on back of postcard: "Sun sets on the dramatic Lions Gate Bridge spanning Vancouver's inner harbour from Stanley Park to West Vancouver. This shot is taken from Prospect Point."

Item is a postcard showing a rood-top view of Granville Street. Caption on the back of postcard: "Night owl's roof-top view of Granville Street. The B.C. Hydro Building and environs are an impressive sight at night. The waters of English Bay can be seen in the background, to the right."

Item is a postcard showing an aerial view of Vancouver, the Burrard Inlet and the North Shore Mountains. Caption on back of postcard: "The harbours are ice free throughout the year accommodating the world's largest ships of all nations. Considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world with ideal recreation facilities in close proximity to the city centre."

Item is a postcard showing an image of an aerial view of Downtown Vancouver, the Burrard Inlet and the North Shore Mountains. Caption on back of photograph: "This aerial view showing Granville Street Bridge in the foreground is a clear testimonial to the exciting skyline and surrounding beauty of this seaport city. The residential areas of West and North Vancouver are seen in the background."

Item is a postcard showing the causeway entrance to Stanley Park. Caption on back of postcard: "The park comprises 1,000 acres of natural playground. On the left is Lost Lagoon. The left road leads to the Lions Gate Bridge. The right to the Shakespearian Flower Gardens, Zoo, Aquarium, Totem Poles, Picnic Grounds, etc." The back of the postcard includes personal correspondence addressed to Mrs. Evelyn Cusack.

Item is a postcard printed with an image of the Centennial Fountain in downtown Vancouver. Caption on back of postcard: "This fountain was presented to the people of British Columbia by the B.C. Government to commemorate the centenary of the union of Vancouver Island and the Mainland to form the province of B.C. in 1866. The fountain sculptured from Italian marble is situated in front of the Courthouse in downtown Vancouver. Height of water flow is electronically controlled by a wind regulator."

Item is a postcard printed with an image of the English Bay skyline at night. Caption on back of postcard: "The English Bay skyline at night is an impressive sight as the multi colored lights reflect on the waters. The row of chairlift lights on Grouse Mountain are visible for miles on clear evenings."

Item is a postcard showing an aerial view of the West End and Stanley Park. Caption on back of postcard: "Aerial view showing the Burrard Inlet; part of Downtown Vancouver; Stanley Park; the Lions Gate Bridge; West Vancouver and the North Shore Mountains."

Item is a postcard showing a view of Vancouver with the North Shore Mountains in the background. Caption on back of postcard: "Lying in a magnificent setting of sea, snow capped peaks and lush green forests, Vancouver is Canada's Gateway to the Pacific. The 'Lions', (the twin peaks shown on the left horizon of this view behind the ever expanding West Vancouver) are the silent overseers and protectors of this seaport city." The back of the postcard includes personal correspondence addressed to Ms. F.D. French.

Item is a postcard showing the West End Apartments and Harbour. Caption on the back of postcard: "New towers appear like mushrooms among the greenery of the West End. To the east, the harbour, Second Narrows Bridge, and the North Shore Mountains are visible. A lovely city among beautiful surroundings." The back of the postcard includes personal correspondence addressed to Mrs. Jean McCoy from Mrs. L.R. Lee.