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 the Homer Parking lot (includes gasoline sales) and the 2-storey building at 524 Homer Street which houses Marine Garage Collision Repairs.
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 3-storey brick building at 331-341 West Pender Street, with the following storefronts visible: Peoples Co-op Bookstore, Wilson Bible and Tract Depot, Lee Benny Coins and Stamps. Although not marked, the Pender Auditorium dance hall was also in this building.
Image shows 4-storey Victory Building (317-321 West Pender Street), including the storefronts of Ainsworth Booksellers and Tutte Percy Engraving Systems. Sign on building: "Offices and warehouse space for rent".
Image shows two 3-storey brick buildings, including Dressew Supply Ltd. (309 West Pender Street) and Western Canadian Fur Auction Sales Ltd. (303a West Pender Street).
Image shows 2-storey stone building at 300 West Pender Street. Painted over is a sign which read: "Community Chest Building". In 1974 it was apparently the Army Navy & Air Force Veterans building; on the second storey are signs which read: "Miller Bros. Sailmakers". The second building shown is a very low 2-storey wooden structure (312-314 West Pender Street). 312 Pender Street contained a number of musical businesses, including Gate Rentals.
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 part of a large 3-storey brick complex at Pender Street & Homer Street (the storefronts shown are Dokka & Westrheim Ski Shop, Victoria Block Rooms, Dixon's Coffee Shop, Anglican Bookshop, and August Books and Prints).
Image shows the 3-storey brick building at Pender Street & Richards Street with the following storefronts: Bill's Luggage, Overseas Impex, Continental Barber Shop, and the door of Richard Pender Books. Also visible is part of the street level of the Niagara Hotel.
