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Item is a photograph of a painting. Description written on the back of the photograph is: "Painted by Nesta Bowen Horne at instance of Citizens Committee. Unveiled by His Worship Jack Loutet, Nov. 15, 1945. Hung in City hall, North Vancouver."

Car is passing in front of entrance to the Ambassador Cafe located at 610 Seymour Street.

Photograph shows the photograph "Wait for me Daddy" by Claude Detloff

Head and shoulders portrait
Note on negative envelope "1855 W. 43rd / Ken 4289Y / proofed"

Item is a film made up of several films that have been spliced together. The film documents the Wood family’s trip to England and contains footage of the steamship journey, the Queen’s Guard parading, a war memorial, St. James’ Park, Buckingham Palace, the Thames, horse races, family scenes, a church, and a wedding. Film also documents locations and events in Vancouver, including the exterior and interior of Wood’s Jewellery Store (Arthur Wood & Co., 2511 Main Street), family gatherings at a house, possibly the Wood family home at 1656 Robson Street, and a troop of cavalry riding in dress uniforms. The stock date years of the film are in the following order: 1926, 1931, 1929, 1931 and 1932.

Item is an amateur film beginning with footage of a man playing with dogs; wild horses running; Margaret Magoffin driving a car; Sam Magoffin, Margaret and various people and dogs standing on the front stairs of a house; and Sam and three men exiting the S.S. Magoffin & Co. Railway Contractors Tie Department building (possibly in Prince George).

The film also includes footage of Prince Rupert, B.C., including the Prince Rupert Hotel and Sam and Margaret Magoffin on Sixth Avenue with several of the downtown buildings in the background. Also included is footage taken along the waterfront and from aboard the S.S. Prince Rupert, as well as views of the city taken from a high vantage point. Buildings shown in this footage include the fire hall and elevator.

Also contained in the film is footage of a parade in Vancouver taken from a bird’s eye viewpoint. The parade includes footage of mounties on horses, sailors, a pipe band, clowns, animals, and many floats, including floats for Point Grey, the City of Vancouver, the Loyal Order of Moose, Burns Shamrock Brand Products, Vancouver Ice Cream, and a stampede. The film also includes several minutes of footage of a rodeo at Hastings Park, including bronco and bull riding and chuckwagon racing activities. The film also shows Sam and Margaret with other people in front of the Court House and having a picnic on Grouse Mountain. Also included is footage of a military parade by Victory Square, a military review, and a medals ceremony; Mayor L.D. Taylor is shown in attendance at this event.

Photograph shows the interior of the 29th Battalion Drill Hall (Dunsmuir and Beatty Street)

Men identified (far left): W.J. McManus, W.B. Hunter (far right): Chas. Milne. Photograph shows the entrance of the Drill Hall, Beatty Street

Photograph shows the north door of the Drill Hall, Beatty Street

Group portrait showing (left to right): Back row: R.J. Bond, W. Baxter, W.R.H. Prescott, A.B. Cather, C. Prowse, W.J.S. Walker, W. Boulton, J. DeGraves, J.H. Watson, O. Morling, A.E. Austin Second row: C.B. Worsnop, A. Austin, J. Mayhood, L. Hornett, H.W. Turner, A.C. Forrest, J.W. Wright, R.F. Gibson, C.E. Netherby, J.S. Matthews, G.W. Melhuish Front row: W.J. Wells, P. Smith, W.G. Shearer, F.D. Brae, W.A. DeGraves, F.J. Shearer

Men identified: W. Hart-McHarg, Victor W. Odlum and P.M. Ferris. Photograph shows the south end of the Drill Hall, Beatty Street.

Men identified: John Moscrop, W. Hart-McHarg, V.W. Odlum. Photograph shows the north door, Drill Hall, Beatty Street

Men identified: P.M. Ferris (front left) and Lt. Scudmore (front right). Photograph shows the north door of the Drill Hall, Beatty Street.

Men identified (left to right): Front row: Sgt. Hutchison, Sgt. Suffill, Sgt. Major H. Heritage, Sgt. Coffin, Capt. J.H. MacGill, Capt. J.S. Matthews, Lt. G.W. Melhuish, Sgt. W.H. Youhill, Sgt. S.T. Perry, Sgt. Mac, Corp. Bishop, J.E. B. Matthews. Photograph shows the Drill Hall, Beatty Street.

Men identified: A. Graham and J.D. Inkster. Photograph shows the Drill Hall, Beatty Street.

One man identified as P.M. Ferris. Photograph shows entrance of the Drill Hall, Beatty Street.

Men identified: Sgt. J. Eades, Capt. G.A. Boult, Lt. G.A. Boult. Photograph shows the north end of the Drill Hall, Beatty Street.

Officers identified front row (left to right): Lt. J.S. Matthews, Ltd. G.W. Melhuish. Photograph shows north door of the Drill Hall, Beatty Street

People identified: Man on far right Sgt. "Dad" Wallinger and boy seated with bugle on lap is J.E.B. Matthews.

Photograph shows the houses in the 600 block on the west side of Cambie Street and the spires of the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church and Holy Rosary Cathedral

Photograph shows some of the houses in the 600 block on the west side of Cambie St.

Men identified (left to right): Back row: F.H. Prior, J. Sperring, W.A. Taylor, W.J. Thicke, A.M. Ballard, C. Millard, H.J. Ferris. Second row: C. Kendall, F. Marrion, A.C. Bundy, F. Kennedy, J. Moscrop, T. Brown. Front row: P.M. Ferris, H. Burns, J.A. Goode, Jno. Goad. Photograph shows the entrance to the Drill Hall, Beatty Street.

Group portrait showing (left to right): Back row: Sergeant Bugler H. Thicke, Sergeant J. Ward, Sergeant W.J. Elder, Sergeant F. Curtis, Sergeant C.H. Williams, Sergeant O.S. Wakeford, Sergeant S.J. Perry, Sergeant A.C. Forrest, Sergeant A.J. Barwick, Sergeant J. Chapman, Sergeant W.A. Taylor, Caretaker W. Davis; Middle row: Colonel Sergeant W. Morgan, Signal Sergeant R. Mackie, O.R. Colonel Sergeant L.E. Haines, Sergeant Major H. Heritage, Lieutenant Colonel F.W. Boultbee, Q.M. Sergeant F. Kennedy, Colonel Sergeant J. Sperring, Colonel Sergeant R.F. Griffiths, Bearer Sergeant R. McMahon, Bugle Major W.J. Thicke; Front row: Sergeant W.N. Clark, Sergeant G.A. Grant, Mascot, Sergeant S.W. Tanner, Sergeant Selwood

Studio portrait, men identified (left to right): Back row: P.M. Ferris, A. Selwood, A. McLean, W. Grant, S.C. Mortimore, J.A. Paul, Second row: J. Moscrop, H.C. Ackroyd, R. Macgowan, H. Burnes, Front row: J. Grant, R.C. Spinks

Studio portrait, men identified (left to right): Back row: P.M. Ferris, A. Selwood, A. McLean, W. Grant, S.C. Mortimore, J.A. Paul, Second row: J. Moscrop, H.C. Ackroyd, R. Macgowan, H. Burnes, Front row: J. Grant, R.C. Spinks

Group portrait showing left to right: (back row) Captain Frank W. Boultbee, Second Lieutenant Roy Macgowan, Lieutenant Henry C. Akroyd, Captain Charles Gardner Johnson, Second Lieutenant Charles B. Worsnop, Lieutenant A.M. Robertson, Captain John Reynolds Tite, Captain James Duff Stewart; (front row) Second Lieutenant S. Tait, Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. Worsnop, Lieutenant Colonel J.G. Holmes, Major Lacey R. Johnson and Second Lieutenant T.N. Dunn

Men identified (left to right): Back row: P. Dyke, R. Murphy, J. Sperring, R.F. Marrion, J. Chapman, W.P. Watson, R.O. Boult, G. Hutchings, C.H. Williams, J. DeGraves, A.E. Austin, W.A. Taylor Second Row: W.S. Latta, W. Morgan, A. Maclean, R. Mackie, A.C. Bundy, F. Kennedy, J.S. Matthews, J. Moscrop, J. Perry, G.W. Melhuish Front row: D.M. Johnstone, J.G.G. Willis, C.W. Hayward, W. Clark

Some individuals are identified as J.S. Tait, J. Duff Stuart, H.S. Tobin, General Sir Sam Hughes, Ogilvie, James Sclater, Taylor, Richard Bell-Irving, J.M. Ross, W.S. Latta, Smith, King, D. McDiarmid and W.G. Morrison.

Individuals identified are Lieutenants C.R. Pooley, H.W. Sangster, B.G. Wolfe-Merton, W.N. MacLean, L.A. Wilmot, W.D. Hunter, D.H.C. Munroe, N.E. O'Brian, T.A.A. Taylor, G.I. Gwynn, J.C. E. Walker, Captain J.M. Rolston, Captain K.C.C. Taylor, Lieut. H. St. J. Biggs, Lieut. Hon. F. Grosvenor, Lieut. H.S. Montizaubert, Lieut. R.C. McKnight, Lieut. J.C. Fordham, Lieut. W.B.D. Goodfellow, Capt. S. Knott, Lieut. F.A. Rose, Captains Sir C.P. Piers, Bart, W.G. Morrison, C.A. McDiarmid, W.S. Latta, P.H. Smith, C.E. King, T.E. Caskey, D.C. McGregor, R. Macgowan, R. Bell-Irving, Major J.S. Tait, Lieut-Col. H.S. Tobin, Major J. Sclater and Major J.M. Ross.

Photograph shows the exterior of the Women's Building in Hastings Park.

Men identified (left to right): Back row: J.O.F.H. Orr, A.F. Holliwell, J.U. Southin, unidentified, A.H. Middleton, J. Harvey, O.U. Butler, J.A.B. Hoyle, F.G.J. Bezeau, W.V.B. Webb, J. Bushnell. Front row: E.R.M. Cochrane, F.A. Hewer, J.W. Smith, unidentified, Ross, H. St. J. Montizambert, R.H. Tupper, D.E. Carlton, J.D. Beatson, E. Gallaut, H.F. Maskell.

Photograph shows non commissioned officers and men 1st Depot Battalion in front of the Women's Building in Hastings Park

Men identified: A. Rowan (far left) and Angus Morrison (far right). Photograph shows the entrance to the Drill Hall, Beatty Street

Men identified: Archibald Rowan (far left), W.H. Forrest and Angus Morrison (far right). Photograph shows Drill Hall, Beatty Street.

Men identified: Archibald Rowan (far left) and W.H. Forrest (far right). Photograph shows entrance of the Drill Hall, Beatty Street

Item is a photograph showing spectators watching the parade. Also visible in the background are Wesley Church, Glencoe Lodge and the Ailsa Lodge.

Photograph shows a roadway at the side of Stanley Park Pavilion with a horse-drawn buggy, motor vehicles and people walking.

Photograph shows Colonel Markham (left "1") and Major Fowler (right "3") standing in the foreground. The print has been marked with ink at the bottom edge showing numbers 1, 2 and 3 for which only 1 and 3 are identified.

Men identified (left to right): Top row: H.B. Scharsmidt, Chas. Milne, C. Gardiner Johnson, H.R.H. The Duke of Connaught, W. Hart-McHarg, W.D.S. Rorison, J.D. Inkster. Second row: G.W. Melhuish, J.S. Tait, J. Reynolds Tite, J. Duff Stewart, H.D. Hulme, G.A. Boult, Anthony Turner. Third row: G.H. Worthington, H.C. Akroyd, Alex Graham, W.H.Forrest, J. Sclater, A. Rowan, J.S. Matthews. Fourth row: W.J. McManus, W.S. Latta, J.H. MacGill, C.C. Owen, P.M. Ferris, R.G. Maxwell, J. Eades Ward. Bottom row: T.V. Scudamore, D.P. Bell-Irving.