[Joe Fortes diving into water at English Bay]
- AM336-S3-3-: CVA 677-591
- Item
- [ca. 1906]
Photograph also shows bathers on shore, boys on diving board, and a building under construction in the background.
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[Joe Fortes diving into water at English Bay]
Photograph also shows bathers on shore, boys on diving board, and a building under construction in the background.
Item is a photograph showing view of Abbott Street at Water Street, with the corner storefront for H. Solomon & Co. at 221 Abbott.
[Parade on 100 block of West Hastings Street]
The photograph is accompanied by a label stating: "Hastings Street, the New Business St. Crowds watching the Parade go by. Note Vancouver's first tram car turned into a float for the day. Vancouver Business College. Chinese Mission in the last wooden building."
[The west side of Carrall Street looking north towards Cordova Street]
Photograph shows pedestrians, carriages, and buildings, including the Hotel Rainier at 303 Carrall Street.
[Shoreline of Stanley Park, showing Siwash Rock in the distance]
Photograph shows an older couple standing in a doorway of a house.
[Man standing next to steps outside house]
[A gathering of the Gaelic Society of Vancouver]
Group portrait showing Anne Gillies Macdonald (Smith) in the middle of the group next to a man in a flat straw hat and others
[Group of young women assembled on lawn outside house]
[Young boy watching a squirrel climb a tree at Stanley Park]
A note on the back of the photograph mounting board reads: "Stanley Park c. 1902. Boy is probably Harold Timms."
[Woman and girl looking at large tree in Stanley Park]
[A. H. Timms family in car outside house at 240 East 14th Avenue]
Photograph shows two men and a girl in the car, and another man on the front steps of the house. A sign on the side of the house reads: "A. H. Timms. Job Printer."
Photograph shows museum displays at the Centennial Museum (later the Vancouver Museum), including display boards from a display entitled "The World of Philip Timms." Contact sheet also appears to include images of other displays.
Interior of A. H. Timms Printing office
Photograph shows various printing machinery.
[Abbott Street at Hastings Street, showing corner of Woodward Department Stores building]
An accompanying label reads: "Abbott Street. Woodward's new store, having moved from Main St. makes its start on Hastings St. Looking north by the lane is the old Hotel Metropole, now the site is covered by the extension of the big department store. The wooden buildings have gone back to nature, and the City Mission occupies part of the block. No autos, just horseflesh, and shank's mare, and the bike. Timms Photo."
A glimpse of the city from Stanley Park
Photograph shows a young boy standing behind a bench, looking across Coal Harbour to Downtown Vancouver.
Big spruce and cedar, Stanley Park
Photograph shows a man on a path looking up at trees.
[Group portrait of Mount Pleasant Band assembled outside New City Market before first parade]
[Partially demolished Wesley Methodist Church, 545 Homer Street]
Photograph shows the exterior of the church building in a state of partial demolition (windows removed, roof timbers exposed). Photograph also shows a passing cart, which appears to have been retouched.
[Crowd gathered at] New Westminster agricultural fair
Photograph shows a large group of people gathered in front of the Women's building and the Industrial building, facing away from the camera. Photograph also shows three wicker baby carriages in the open space behind the crowd.
Photograph shows a group of men, women, and children gathered on a lawn.
Photograph shows an oil painting of Louis D. Taylor by D. H. Ramsay.
City Museum and Art Gallery, West Coast Indian exhibit
[Ships in Vancouver Harbour; Johnson Wharf]
Photograph consists of two images. The upper image shows various ships in Burrard Inlet, with the Vancouver waterfront in the background. The lower image shows ships docked at Johnson Wharf.
Orange Parade on Georgia Street
Photograph mounting contains a label which reads: "Orange Parade, July 12th, 1907. 'Old Time Band.' - where are the boys of the old bridgade? Note the bicycle path - $1.00 per year license. Georgia St. W. on way to Stanley Park."
Great Fraser Midden [showing skeleton]
Photograph shows a cross section of the Midden, showing skeletal remains near the bottom. Notes on the back of the photograph contain information regarding permission given by Timms to the City Museum to use the image in an exhibit.
A glimpse of the chancel from the echo organ loft [St. Andrew's Wesley United Church]
Looking north-east, arcade aisle and echo organ loft [St. Andrew's Wesley United Church]
Looking south-west arcade aisle and echo organ loft [St. Andrew's Wesley United Church]
Looking west, from seats in the echo organ loft
The nave, showing open timber truss roof
The nave, showing the open timber truss roof
The pulpit [St. Andrew's Wesley United Church], first morning service, May 28, 1933
Wesley choir picnic supper, June 22nd 1929 Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Wesley choir picnic, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C. June 22nd, 1929
Photograph shows a group portrait of church choir.
Wesley Methodist Church, conference week, 1928
View of the church.
Where visiting guests may register [St. Andrew's Wesley United Church]
Photograph shows the table and guest register for church visitors.
Photograph shows a group, possibly the choir, from St. Andrew's Wesley United Church.
Photograph shows a group, possibly the choir, from St. Andrew's Wesley United Church.
[Interior construction of St. Andrew's Wesley United Church]
Photograph shows carpenters building the pulpit with other work going on in background.
[Organ and organist, St. Andrew's Wesley United Church]
Item is a photograph showing the church located at Burrard and Georgia.
[St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church]
Item is a photograph showing the church located at Burrard and Georgia.
[St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church]
Item is a photograph showing the church located at Georgia and Richards.
The Library, from the southwest, University of British Columbia
[Laundry company carts on parade at 100 block West Hastings Street]
Photograph is accompanied by a label that states: "Here is how we kept our clothes clean. The Pioneer Laundry and the Cascade Laundry, passing Woodwards second venture formerly on Westminster Ave. (Main St.). R. Mills, J. A. Flett American Type Founders. J. W. Gilmer and Co. premises have all been taken over. Now a Horse is a curiosity on the city streets."
[Man and woman in front of cottage at] Britannia Beach