- VPK-S625-: CVA 357-23
- Item
- 1925
Item is a photograph on an album page, annotated with "Typical boulevarding. The permanent system carried out under the Local Improvement Scheme and maintained under Frontage Tax."
Item is a photograph on an album page, annotated with "Typical boulevarding. The permanent system carried out under the Local Improvement Scheme and maintained under Frontage Tax."
Item is a photograph on an album page, annotated with "Typical boulevarding. The permanent system carried out under the Local Improvement Scheme and maintained under Frontage Tax."
Item is a photograph on an album page, annotated with "Typical boulevarding. The permanent system carried out under the Local Improvement Scheme and maintained under Frontage Tax."
Item is a photograph on an album page, annotated with "Typical boulevarding. The permanent system carried out under the Local Improvement Scheme and maintained under Frontage Tax."
Item is a photograph on an album page, annotated with "Typical boulevarding. The permanent system carried out under the Local Improvement Scheme and maintained under Frontage Tax."
Item is a photograph on an album page, annotated with "Typical boulevarding. The permanent system carried out under the Local Improvement Scheme and maintained under Frontage Tax."
Vancouver Parks Public Relations discussion group with [police?] officer
Vancouver Parks Public Relations discussion group
Vancouver Board of Park Commissioners
Photograph shows George Eldon, W. R. Owen, Jonathan Rogers and others.
Sharp & Thompson, Architects
Under Park Drive at front of Beaver Lake ravine
Photograph shows S.S. Iberia passing in Burrard Inlet.
Two sailboats in Burrard Inlet with West Vancouver in background
[Two people water skiing near Jericho Sailing Centre]
[Two people in wheelchairs on running track]
[Two people in wheelchairs on running track]
[Two people in wheelchairs on running track]
[Two people in wheelchairs beside fire engine]
[Two people holding hands and skating]
[Two boys on playground equipment]
Tide Bay Company pumping sand onto Third Beach
Tide Bay Company dredging and pouring sand off Siwash Rock through pipes to form Third beach
Thurlow Street (corner of Davie looking north)
Item is a photograph on an album page, annotated with "On the right is another example of the growth of the forest maples after heavy pruning a few years ago by the B.C.E. R[ai]l[wa]y. Co. to remove the danger from contact with their light wires. These trees have almost reached their former proportions and the danger still exists. On the left note the inner and outer planting and the large tree in the foreground, one hundred feet in height."
[Three people in a boat in Burrard Inlet]
Third Beach before reclamation
The Bing Crosby Special "Caterpillar" Diesel at ground-breaking ceremony for Sunset Community Centre
The 1954 Vancouver Board of Park Commissioners
Item is a photograph showing the City of Vancouver's 1954 Board of Parks Commissioners (the Parks Board), taken in the main Stanley Park Pavilion. Pictured top row (L-R): Norman S. Carmichael (Board Member), Alfred H.J. Swencisky (Board Member), Marion Bell (Board Secretary), P.B. Stroyan (Superintendent and Engineer), Harry Duker (Special Events Supervisor), S.S. Lefeaux (Assistant Superintendent and Engineer). Pictured bottom row (L-R): William G. Calder (Board Member), Robert R. Maitland (Deputy Chairman), Arnold Webster (Chairman), Buda H. Brown (Board Member), Frederick W. Taylor (Board Member).
Tennis net maker and repairman Ivan Malatestinic of 622 Nanaimo St.
Teeter-totters are serviced in woodworking shop
Teenagers [in hotel or dorm room?]
Item is a photograph on an album page, annotated with "Illustrating the pleasing effect of a properly and systematically planted boulevard."
[Swimmers in pool with basketball net]
Item is a documentary film documenting the Stanley Park Miniature Railway and other recreational activities in the park. The b&w footage of this film documents the construction of the miniature railway including bulldozing of the land and building of the railway tracks. It also contains footage of a ceremony involving hammering in the last spike as well as footage of the train running along the tracks in full operation carrying passengers and arriving at a station filled with crowds of people waiting to take a ride. The colour footage of this film documents other recreational activities in the park such as people doing arts and crafts, archery, and the 19th Annual Sandbox Contest. Collingwood Park is also documented in the film with footage of children participating in a tug of war and high jump. There is also footage of an unidentified ceremony involving a musical band, flag raising and balloon releasing.
Item is a documentary film documenting Stanley Park including recreational activities and special events in the park. The film contains footage of traffic entering Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge viewed from the park, totem poles, as well as scenes of trees and flower gardens that show the park in bloom. The film documents people engaging in a variety of the park?s recreational activities as well such as horse back riding, walking, playing cricket, purchasing ice-cream from the ice-cream stand, golfing, swimming and playing in the water at the beach. The film also contains footage of track and field sports taking place at Brockton Oval including shot-put, discus, running races, high jumping, and pole-jumping. In addition, the film documents a visit to the park by Princess Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, as well as people building the sea wall. Children are also featured in the park playing on the playground equipment, riding the Stanley Park Miniature Railway, and interacting with the animals at the petting zoo. Various animals in Stanley Park and the zoo are also documented including swans, ducks, raccoons, monkeys, sea lions, penguins, sea otters and a peacock.
Stanley Park Georgia Street entrance
Photograph shows Coal Harbour, Lost Lagoon, greenhouses, and Stanley Park Armouries.
[Sports equipment storage room]