City of Vancouver Archives

[Vancouver Herald office at the southeast corner of Cambie and Hastings]

AM54-S4-: Bu N169.1
Item
[193-?]

Photograph negative is a copy of a drawing of the building as it appeared in 1886. J.S. Matthews' notes with print or negative in Archives.

[The Continental Daily News (Japanese newspaper) building on the 200 block of Cordova Street]

AM54-S4-: Bu N329
Item
[Oct. 1927]

Part of Major Matthews collection

[The "Province" buildings at Pender and Cambie Streets]

AM54-S4-: Bu N516
Item
[192-?]

Part of Major Matthews collection

[Head and shoulders portrait of Dr. R. Mathison and exterior of R. Mathison Jr. The Job Printer building - 323 W. Hastings Street]

AM54-S4-: Bu P177
Item
July, 1886

Part of Major Matthews collection

Men identified (left to right); J.J. Peak, T.S. Carmen, Bob English, Robert Mathison Sr., Mr. Robert "Bob" Mathison.

[Exterior of the R.Mathison Jr. The Job Printer building - 323 W. Hastings St.]

AM54-S4-: Bu P178
Item
July 17, 1890

Part of Major Matthews collection

Men identified (left to right): W.T. Bainbridge, W.F. Findlay, W.H. Sanders, Rev. E.D. McLaren, Robert Mathison, Sr., Robert Mathison, Jr.

Provincial Court House, Vancouver, B.C.

AM54-S4-: Bu P390
Item
[ca. 1890]

Part of Major Matthews collection

Photograph shows the News-Advertiser building to the left and a part of Central School to the right. Men identified (left to right): unidentified, Thomas Shirley, A.E. Beck, unidentified, Colin Campbell, unidentified, unidentified.

[Composing room of The Telegram Newspaper at 321 Cambie Street]

AM54-S4-: News P1
Item
[ca. 1891]

Part of Major Matthews collection

[Office of The Telegram Newspaper at 321 Cambie Street]

AM54-S4-: News P2
Item
[ca. 1891]

Part of Major Matthews collection

[Printing room of The Telegram Newspaper at 321 Cambie Street]

AM54-S4-: News P4
Item
[ca. 1891]

Part of Major Matthews collection

[T.R. Pearson Stationery and the British Columbian newspaper building on Columbia Street]

AM54-S4-: Out P482
Item
[189-?]

Part of Major Matthews collection

[Alan Jessup, Cliff MacKay and A. Cromar Bruce in the City Hall Press Room]

AM54-S4-: Port P1044
Item
[between 1940 and 1948]

Part of Major Matthews collection

[The staff of the "Daily World" Newspaper]

AM54-S4-: Str P84
Item
1901

Part of Major Matthews collection

Group portrait showing (left to right): Harold Sands, Sam Robb, Alexander Baxter, Bruce Bennett and Sam Gothard

[Mr. H.M. Walker, Publisher Enderby Commoner]

AM54-S4-2-: CVA 371-1873
Item
Jan. 26, 1939

Part of Major Matthews collection

Head and shoulders portrait

World Reporter R. Young

AM54-S4-1-A-30-: A-30-94
Item
[1914 or 1915]

Part of Major Matthews collection

Head and shoulders portrait

Province Reporter B. McKelvie

AM54-S4-1-A-30-: A-30-95
Item
[1914 or 1915]

Part of Major Matthews collection

Head and shoulders portrait

News Advertiser Reporter S.D. Scott

AM54-S4-1-A-30-: A-30-96
Item
[1914 or 1915]

Part of Major Matthews collection

Head and shoulders portrait

[Bruce Larson, City Editor - The Province]

AM54-S4-2-: CVA 371-2474
Item
1954

Part of Major Matthews collection

London Paper Sold on Wall Street 2 Days After Publication

AM54-S4-: Port P544.2
Item
July 21, 1938

Part of Major Matthews collection

Item is a photograph of a newspaper vendor selling an "Evening Standard". Photograph is annotated " London Paper sold on Wall St., 2 days after publication, New York, N.Y.. For the first time in history the London Evening Standard is sold on Wall St., in the heart of New York's financial district, but two days after it first appeared for sale in London. A batch of the newspapers were part of the half-ton of cargo flown here aboard the Mercury, Imperial Airways pick-aback plane, which flew from Foynes, Ireland, to Port Washington, N.Y., in 25 hours and 7 minutes. This particular copy is a July 19th edition, and was on sale in Wall St., 7:p.m., July 21.