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File consists of the second volume of Goad's Atlas of Vancouver, a series of fire insurance maps.

File contains 24 copies of line map 30 (and 10 ancillary maps) showing changes in wards via by-laws from 1886-1972. Base map shows streets, railways and parks. The ward or polling district boundaries established by each by-law are noted on the respective maps, with notes on the verso concerning the changes. A list of the maps showing the date and by-law number is included. The first 10 maps are stapled with ancillary 1972 comparison maps.

The file consists of drawings of a proposed sports stadium in Little Mountain Park and a design concept for a civic stadium and auditorium at the southern foot of the Burrard Street Bridge in what is now Vanier Park.

File consists of three published nautical charts which, collectively, map the entirety of Vancouver Harbour from Point Grey to Port Moody and the southern portions of Indian Arm.

The charts depict shorelines and shoreline development, sounding, underwater cables and pipes, shoals and other impediments to navigation, signals and beacons, land-based transportation infrastructure such as bridges and rail lines, tidal marshes, offshore anchorages and currents.

File consists of copies of construction drawings for the building.

File consists of the first volume of Goad's Atlas of Vancouver, a series of fire insurance maps and associated information.

File consists of the third volume of Goad's Atlas of Vancouver, and is comprised of fire insurance maps covering the City of New Westminster.

Item is an atlas consisting of sixteen map plates published in 1798, based on George Vancouver's surveys of North West America 1791-1795. All maps show depth soundings, routes of the HMS Discovery and HMS Chatham as well as the portions of coast surveyed.

File is a fire insurance plan and key plan covering the waterfront areas of Vancouver, from Coal Harbour to Garden Drive and Trinity Avenue, for the block immediately south of the waterfront only.

Map is a fire insurance plan of the waterfront, downtown and West End portions of the City of Vancouver.

File contains 42 maps showing soundings, harbour headlines, high water marks, shore lines, shoals, submarine cable, rail lines and trails in the Vancouver area. Maps also show names of businesses and other structures.

File consists of a booklet of maps advertising the sale of lots in the British Properties development in West Vancouver, B.C. Maps show lot dimensions and purchase price (some lots already listed as sold).

File consists of a display (probably designed for classrooms) of sheets with maps, photographs and information on British Columbia, Canada, the British Empire and the world, including geographical, political, economic and transportation information.

The file consists of a letter and a Notice of Appeal related to rezoning of a building at 3737 Oak Street. There are also three plans showing the exterior and interior perspective, and the site plan.

File consists of an architectural plan for a two-bedroom bungalow drawn by Gore in December 1949 and a set of four drawings of a two-storey duplex on [West?] 16th Avenue completed in 1942.

File consists of drawings documenting the design for renovations to the foyer and entrance hall of the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver.

File consists of four exterior renderings of buildings in Vancouver, made while Stenhouse was an employee of Birmingham & Woods. The drawings were made from photographs. The buildings depicted are 1017 West 7th Avenue, 1125 West 7th Avenue, 1179 West 7th Avenue and 1151 West 8th Avenue in Vancouver.

File consists of three maps of Vancouver: an index map to the sections, an index map to District Lots, and 62 section sheets drawn and revised between ca. 1935 and 1945. Some time between 1946 and 1951 these maps were compiled and reproduced by the City Engineer's Office.

The 62 sectional plates are divided into three groups: the "Old City of Vancouver," Point Grey and South Vancouver. Maps show streets and roads, blocks, lots, legal descriptions, railways, parks, schools, hospital, cemetery, golf courses, retirement homes, and some businesses.

File consists of three maps showing Block 52, D.L. 541, the block bounded by Granville Street, West Georgia Street, Howe Street and Robson Street. The maps appear to have been collected in relation to the demolition of the first Hotel Vancouver, which had been located at the north-east portion of that block.

File consists of two distinct sets of architectural drawings depicting the first Vancouver Opera House, located at 761 Granville Street. The first set of drawings, from 1890, appear to relate to the original construction of the building. The 1907 drawings appear to relate to proposed interior renovations.

File consists of photocopied floor plans, elevations and cross section drawings, and plumbing specifications for the Willard Kitchen house at 2050 S. W. Marine Drive.

File consists of photocopied floor plans and elevations.

File consists of photostat copies of design drawings for the Blythe Rogers' residence at 2206 S.W. Marine Drive.

File consists of technical drawings of the engine for the Stanley Park miniature railway, a replica of CPR Engine 374.

File consists of copies of three architectural drawings of Postal Station 'C' in Mount Pleasant, at Main and 15th Avenue. The building is now referred to as Heritage Hall.

The drawings are two floor plans from the original design of the building and one later drawing of two exterior elevations.

File consists of architectural drawings by various (usually unidentified) architects or designers for the Vancouver builder Cline Singleton. The buildings are both apartment buildings and single family homes, usually modest bungalows.

File consists of architectural drawings of a design for a two-storey, four-bedroom house.

File consists of one elevation and two floor plans for a house, possibly for a lot at 4115 West 12th Avenue owned by Mrs, Annie Oram. It does not appear that the house was ever built, as tax records show no improvements to the lot before its sale in 1936.

File is a property atlas, showing land subdivision in Vancouver, Point Grey, South Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, part of Coquitlam, Richmond, and North Vancouver. All sheets are blueprint copies of a map which is the same as MAP 366. The sheets for Vancouver, Point Grey, South Vancouver and Hastings Townsite have had topographical lines added to the base map; some sheets have been annotated to show proposed roadway and other infrastructure changes.

File consists of three maps: an index map of District Lots, an index to the sectional plan, and a sectional plan in 85 sheets. Sections 1-3, 67, 68 and 91 (Stanley Park and the Musqueum First Nations Reserve) were purposely excluded from the map by its creators.

File consists of a set or architectural drawings for the renovation and re-purposing of 355 West 12th Avenue from a house to a small apartment block. The drawings include site plans, floor plans, sections, details and elevations.

File consists of a set or architectural drawings for the renovation and re-purposing of 1173 East 14th Avenue from a house to a small apartment block. The drawings include site plans, floor plans, sections, details and elevations.

File consists of a set or architectural drawings for the renovation and re-purposing of two heritage houses into offices. The drawings include 2 exterior renderings, site and location plans, floor plans, sections and elevations.

File consists of four versions of a map made by Lester Peterson, from information compiled 1958-1963 with the assistance of Dan Paul and Basil Joe. Each map is a slightly different version, sometimes reflecting revisions.

File is a group of reproductions of maps depicting early explorations and naval surveying along the northern Pacific coast of North America, collected by J.A. Matthews.

File consists of a tracing of a map which shows the layout of the Seaforth Camp at First Avenue and Burrard Street, to the east and north of the Seaforth Armories, with notations regarding the proposed disposition of the various buildings after WWII, as well as an attached memo that contains a legend for the coding indicating building status and disposition.

File consists of reproductions of sections of at least three different street maps of Vancouver. The sections show streets, railways, schools and main features of interest.

File consists of a sectional map of Vancouver, and two accompanying index maps. Maps show streets and roads, blocks, lots, legal descriptions, railways, parks, schools, hospital, cemetery, golf courses, retirement homes, and some businesses.

File consists of two sets of architectural drawings for housing projects in Strathcona for the Strathcona Housing Association. Drawings are site plans, floor plans, and external elevations.

Item consists of a portion of a page removed from a publication. The page has a map on one side and text with accompanying panoramic photos on the other.

File consists of four photocopies of portions of maps made by the Royal Engineers showing data from surveys of the Fraser River from Boston Bar to Yale, and an unidentified portion of the Fraser River, presumably relating to proposed roadworks.

File contains a group of maps created to depict the installation of water pipes and hydrants in Vancouver and South Vancouver. Annotations are colour-coded to indicate date of installation of lines and hydrants.

File consists of three maps of Vancouver: an index to the sectional map sheets, a plan of District Lots in Vancouver, and a sectional map in 62 sheets. The sectional map sheets show streets and roads, blocks, lots, legal descriptions, railways, parks, schools, hospital, cemetery, golf courses, retirement homes, and some businesses.

Item is the second volume of a fire insurance plan incorporating the "old" City of Vancouver south of False Creek only, and the City of North Vancouver. The volume includes key plans for each city, as well as an index of streets and blocks for Vancouver.

File consists of 18 maps and 3 sheets of associated triangulation and other survey control data, published by the Geological Survey of Canada. The maps depict a geological survey of the banks, islands, marshes, etc. of the Fraser River, North Arm of the Fraser River and Burrard Inlet.

File consists of 7 maps out of a series of at least 16 maps that were created or collected and reproduced to accompany a report of the Chief Engineer of the Candian Pacific Railway in January 1897.

File consists of two index maps and eighty-five sectional maps of Vancouver, revised between 1965 and 1970. Sectional maps include streets, blocks, lots, legal descriptions, railways, parks, schools, hospitals, cemetery, golf courses, retirement homes, public buildings, First Nations reserves and some businesses. Maps were compiled by the City Engineer's Office and supplied by the Property and Insurance Office of the City of Vancouver. Maps for sections 68 and 91 were not available at the time of issue.