Image shows the 3-storey building which includes the addresses 426-446 Homer Street (Cassels Window Shades, MacEwen Arts, and McLeod's Books). B.C. Gem Supply is shown on left.
Image shows a side view of a 3-storey brick building in which is located New Morning Books (though that portion of the image is underexposed) and Homer Barber Shop.
Image shows buildings at 555 Homer Street (2-storey, upstairs "Wood Laboratory") and 547-549 Homer Street (narrow 2-storey, including Fugman Agencies and Downs-Archambault Architects).
Image shows most of the 408-442 Hornby Street building (including Merchants' Barber Shop, The Ash Tray, Liberty Cleaners, and J.B. Ellis (upstairs). The building is called the Insurance Exchange Building (official address 845 West Pender Street).
Image shows alley between Hastings Street & Cordova Street and portions of the Canada Trust Building and the Superior Reproductions Building (435 Howe Street, includes sign).
Image shows a portion of the apartment building at 1175 Haro Street (particularly balcony design) and the facade of the apartment building at 1155 Haro Street (although the exposure is poor).
Image shows side of Logan Villa Apartments and a parking lot at Haro Street and Thurlow Street (and buildings on Robson and further in the background).
Image shows 3-storey narrow commercial building (326 West Pender Street), a 2-storey building (Hesperia Development, 330 West Pender Street), and part of a large 3-storey brick complex at Pender Street & Homer Street (the storefront shown is Dokka & Westrheim Ski Shop).
Image shows the broad 2-storey building at 516-528 West Pender Street (White Rose Cafe, Vancouver Coin & Stamp Co., Wilson & Kofoed Real Estate, and on the second floor, Duffus School).
Image shows 2-storey commercial building at 821-833 West Pender Street. The most visible businesses are the Government Liquor Store and Steitzer Tailors.
Image shows 1-storey buildings: 1027-1029 Robson Street (containing Tempo Canadian Crafts and St. Claire's Ltd.) and the White Spot Building (1025 Robson Street).
Image shows 1-storey building at 1054-1064 Robson Street (Le Chasseur Men's Wear, Continental Gem House, the Schnitzel House sign, Le Papillon, and Nordic Import) and part of 2-storey building at 1064- Robson Street building (showing Leong Market).
Image shows 1-storey buildings at 1182-1184 Robson Street (Interior Produce and Barclay Market) and 1190-1192 Robson Street (Nelmar Cafe and Centennial Pharmacy).
Image shows a portion of the east side of the Eaton's Department Store building prior to demolition (for renovation) including boarded windows, scaffolding and construction workers
Image shows 3-storey brick building at Richards Street & Pender Street. Ground level businesses are All Nations Stamp & Coin Shop, Antique Map & Print Centre, and Bill's Luggage (the latter entrance on Pender Street). Also visible is the entrance to Empress Rooms.
Image shows the complete facade of the 518 Richards Street building (Marble Arch Hotel, 7-storey brick building plus extension) and the 520 Richards Street building (includes Western Trophies Ltd. sign though now empty, 4-storey brick).
Image shows upper portion only of 4-storey brick building at 575 Richards Street 3-storey brick building at 555-557 Richards Street (visible signs are, at ground level, Jerome's Music Centre, and upstairs Kirk Mailing and ABC Recreational Equipment).
Image shows 2 storey contemporary building at 534-540 Seymour Street, the Fraser Building (visible businesses include Modern Music Sheet Music and McHardy Scottish Imports). Also visible is the north side of the 3 storey brick building (ground level Willson's Engineering & Drafting Supplies).
