Rustic bridge. Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Ship Passing Stanley Park, Vancouver
Showing Squatters Houses on Deadman's Island
Siwash Rock
Siwash Rock Vancouver Canada
Siwash Rock, English Bay
Siwash Rock, Stanley Park
Spruce Tree 38 feet in circumference in Bower, Vancouver Public Park
Spruce Tree in Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C. 44 Feet in Circumference
The first trout hatchery in Beaver Lake
Due to the tide, the scow carrying this first road section made two attempts before its position was just right for releasing its heavy load of steel.
Long distance lens picture of first section of Bridge roadway. Steel being raised from scow to centre of span. Note the signal man.
Looking down into east cable anchorage on South Shore, showing clamps which secure each of the 61 strands of cable to concrete.
On this date the last of the 61 wire ropes which form each of the suspension cables were secured to their butts in the anchorage.
One of the "cellars" cut out of solid blue clay will be walled with concrete for cable anchorages on South Shore. Note steel reinforced rods.
Only the top steel-work bwetween the two pillars remains to be finished. Roadbed will be laid over the flat cross-bar.
Progress made on construction of pedestrian subway and overhead traffic road at causeway entrance to Stanley Park.
Ready-built sections of catwalks were drawn up two at a time, placed in position and bolted to supporting cables.
Section of suspension cable. Diameter 13 1/2 inches. Cable is wire-wrapped over a cedar covering. 1050 tons in cables.
Steel work on the bridge road-bed is complete and concrete laying on road through Stanley Park finished to bridge head.
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[View of Stanley Park causeway]
