City of Vancouver Archives

Oxen pulling logs over skids

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.532
Item
1882

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Retail and commercial development. Courtesy Vancouver Public Library.

Mole cottage

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.492
Item
[1890]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs.

McCleery farm, River barn and Celtic cannery, rood [road] only on Magee River Barn, corner of roof of new 'river barn,' (built in 1890). Barn burned down in 1910. Taken from the Upper House by Emma Wood.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.475
Item
[189-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Southlands. Courtesy of Betty McQueen.

[Woman seated outside log house]

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.490
Item
[189-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs.

Haying with woman in centre of photo

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.494
Item
[189-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs. Courtesy of Betty McQueen.

Second McCleery farm house, 2650 West 50th Avenue

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.643
Item
ca. 1895

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Architecture. This house was built in 1891. It was moved to 2610 South West Marine Drive. Courtesy Mrs. Betty McQueen.

Teaparty at McCleery for Cridland [the local furniture maker]

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.495
Item
1898

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs. Charles Cridland, left living at the time nearby on Marine Drive, had just delivered a new maple burl table to Fitgerald and Mary McCleery, seated on the right. Quite a lot of the house was furnished by this man. Others in the photo are Emma Wood, with guitar, a neice of Mary's who was given a camera used to record several events appearing in this book, Theodora McCleery, who inherited Sam's eastern farm at Angus Land and later married Harry Logan; John B. McCleery, widower of brother of Sam and Fitzgerald and grandfather of Betty McQueen; Tina Wood, niece-in-law of Mary's known for getting out of doing chores whenever possible; seated is Greta, daughter of Fitzgerald and who later managed the farm; Jennie McCleery, youngest daughter of John who proved to be a godsend; Aunt Lizzie, eldest daughter of John; and seated in the middle, Mary and Fitzgerald McCleery with Ross, son on Tina. Courtesy Betty McQueen.

Picnic on the Fraser [river]

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.650
Item
ca. 1898

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Southlands. Pictured are the McCleery daughters from left to right, Emma Wood (neice of Robert Wood of Sea Island), Agnes Mary McCleery, Theodora (eldest daughter fo Fitzgerald McCleery), Elizabeth Margaret McCleery (John's daughter), men unknown.

Putting on a play. McCleery, Dora, Minnie, Lizzie.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.240
Item
ca. 1898

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs. This image was used in the 'History of Dunbar' book with the following caption: Three McCleery girls, Dora, Agnes Mary (Nannie) and Greta, are in costume, practicing a play in the parlour of the big house. The girls did many chores on the farm, but mostly in the house or the dairy. They used their spare time to write and perform plays as well as to take photographs that they processed themselves.

[Two women in a kitchen, churning butter]

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.231
Item
ca. 1898

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs. The women are Greta mcCleery (right), the second daughter of Fitzgerald McCleery, and her cousin Agnus Mary (known as Nannie), the second child of John B. McCleery.

Family picnic on River Rd. Sam McCleery on front corner.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.239
Item
[190-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs.

McCleery farm, haying

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.651
Item
[190-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Southlands.

Early house poles at Musqueam

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.668
Item
[190-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Musqueam. Courtesy of Rose Point.

Log cabin on 27th Avenue (demolished)

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.448
Item
[190-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Architecture.

McCleery farm

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.649
Item
[190-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Southlands.

Fishing boats on north arm [of the] Fraser [river]

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.657
Item
ca. 1900

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Southlands. Courtesy of City of Richmond Archives.

The Johnson family horse and buggy on Blenheim Street, still a dirt road. Annie Johnson and one of her sons.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.526
Item
[ca. 1907-1913]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Transportation. Decision to use lower of two images. Photograph courtesy of Kay Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Mount, early Dunbar residents

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.441
Item
[191-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Unique people.

[Church]

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.246
Item
[191-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs.

[A woman and two men standing on a fallen log in a forest]

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.245
Item
[191-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs.

[Three boys standing on fallen logs covered in snow]

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.247
Item
[191-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs.

Haying with an old Buick on the field

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.493
Item
[191-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under People and customs. Courtesy of Betty McQueen.

House and gardens

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.454
Item
[191-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Southlands.

Robson house at 3231 West 39th Avenue.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.449
Item
[191-]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Architecture. This house may have been the Athlone School for boys. Courtesy of Ross Hill.

Bear in tree

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.531
Item
1911

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Retail and commercial development. Copy of City of Vancouver Archives photograph CVA 7-26.

Mr. Mount hewing tree stump on property. 3379 West 22nd Ave.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.206
Item
ca. 1912

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item was filed under People and customs.

3379 West 22nd Ave. Mark Mount Sr. and Mr. McCraf

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.204
Item
ca. 1912

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item was filed under People and customs.

3379 West 22nd Ave. Mark Mount Sr., Mr. McCraf and another man.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.207
Item
ca. 1912

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item was filed under People and customs.

Building house at 3379 West 22nd Ave.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.208
Item
ca. 1913

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item was filed under People and customs.

3379 West 22nd Avenue

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.215
Item
[1913]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item was filed under People and customs.

Mark Mount age 6 or 7 in front of 3379 West 22nd Ave

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.214
Item
ca. 1913-1914

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item was filed under People and customs.

3379 West 22nd Ave.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.212
Item
[1914]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item was filed under People and customs.

3379 West 22nd Ave.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.213
Item
[1914]

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item was filed under People and customs.

Mrs. Rose Ellen Mitchell at 29th and Collingwood

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.447
Item
ca. 1915

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Architecture. Courtesy of Carole Rochford.

The Nakajima school on Middle Island (also known as Deering Island)

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.466
Item
1915

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Southlands. Last on the right in the back row is Yukata Shintani.

3379 West 22nd Ave.

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.209
Item
ca. 1913-1916

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item was filed under People and customs.

Pile of grain sacks [with children sitting on it]

AM1533-S2-4-: 2009-005.474
Item
Aug. 1919

Part of Dunbar History Project fonds

Item filed under Southlands. Pictured are: Betty McCleery (Samuel's baby), John McArthur (Narnie's child?), Kenneth McCleery (Samuel's boy), a friend, Harry Mole (Mr. Mole's grandson). Children and dog are sitting on a pile of oats, 125 tonnes. Courtesy of Betty McQueen.