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Photograph shows Hastings Street, looking west, showing buildings, carriages, pedestrians, and banners across the street, reading: "100 000 club," "Industries Indicate Immensity," and "The Big Store - sells for less - sells everything."

Photograph shows pedestrians, streetcars, and carriages on street, as well as a banners across Hastings Street reading: "Many men making money means much for Vancouver," "Hurrah!! Tell our Tale. Talk our Town," and "Vancouver 100 000 in 1910."

An accompanying label reads: "Commonwealth City Life, 50 years ago in Vancouver, Canada. No autos, no chewing gum bespattered asphalt roads, no radios or television. Memory recalls the sound of gentle footsteps along the 12 ft. wooden plank sidewalks. The long skirts and the "respectable" street cleaners of the period. Timms, Vancouver Natural History Society. 1904-1954."

Photograph shows the Bank of Hamilton, a horse drawn carriage, a delivery truck and a gas pump outside the J.M. Dale General Merchandise building. A sign for E.M. Powell Real Estate is on the side of the J.M. Dale building.