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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 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.

Image shows building at the Transpacific Building (Pender Street and Seymour Street) including the ground level businesses of Dave Gibbard Men's Wear (498 Seymour Street) and Black Gavin Real Estate (529 West Pender Street).

Image includes 2-storey brick building at 533 West Pender Street (showing Van Fook Trading & Manufacturing on ground level) and the Temple Building (513-519 West Pender Street).

Image shows partial front and side of Typewriter Town building and the parking lot at Pender Street and Richards Street.

Image shows 2-storey building at 500-508 West Pender Street which includes the following businesses: Richard Restaurant, Watch & Clock Hospital, and J & S Trading Hair Goods. Also shown is the 2-storey building at 514 West Pender Street (Occidental Foodland).

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 buildings at 534 West Pender Street (Barr Consolidated Business Machines), 538 West Pender Street (Michael's Cleaners), and 590 West Pender Street (Yorkshire Trust).

Image shows part of Rogers Building (Pender Street & Granville Street) from south side, including the street level businesses of O.B. Allan and the left side of Lisle Fraser Sporting Goods.

Image shows a part of Lisle Fraser Sporting Goods (the lower corner of the Rogers Buildings) and a parkade (with Reading Centre at ground level).

Image shows parkade at Pender Street and Seymour Street and at ground level, the Pagoda Shop and Design Plus Innovation.

Image shows 3-storey retail and office building on the northeast corner of Pender Street & Hornby Street and the 2-storey Edward Chapman Building (833 West Pender Street).

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 the 2-storey brick building at 800-808 West Pender Street, the Cheryl Building (the most prominently visible business is Pender Billiards) and the 2-storey brick building of Vancouver Umbrella Manufacturing Co.

Image shows portion of 2-storey brick building at Pender Street & Howe Street, showing the storefronts of Schnitzel House Restaurant (underexposed), Ragnar Jewellers, and Standard Shore Repair, as well as the modern 3-storey building housing Willson's Stationers (830 West Pender Street).

Image shows 5-storey Bank of British Columbia Building (999 West Pender Street) and part of the wide 1-storey building of CX Film Processing Laboratories.

Image shows part of the wide 1-storey CX Film Processing Laboratories building, the 2-storey brick Iso Japanese Restaurant, the 2-storey wooden building which includes Cavalier Hairgrooming for Men and Vic's Spudnut Shop.

Image shows the 5-storey Yorkshire Trust Building and the 3-storey 912-918 West Pender Street building (includes Yokohama Japanese Restaurant, Midtown Hotel, One Hour Martinizing, and Principal Trust).

Image shows 1-storey Pender Mall (visible are signs for Travelex, Kopy Kats, Black Knight, Baron's Delicatessen, and Owl Drugs).

Image shows part of the 1-storey building at Robson Street and Burrard Street (storefront is the Card Shop). Above the building are several particular well photographed billboards (two for TD Bank and one for MG automobiles).

Image shows contemporary 1-storey building of Derek London and part of the 1-storey building at Robson Street and Burrard Street (storefronts visible are Brigitte Mode Ltd. and Mozart Konditorei). Visible in the distance is the south-facing sign for "Hotel Vancouver".

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).

Photograph shows the Manhattan Apartments building (784 Thurlow Street). Business represented are, Canadian Gifts & Indian Handicrafts, the apartment entrance, Galaxy Gems, Ten 89 Men's Hair Styling, and Freybe Delicatessen.

Photograph shows the Manhattan Apartments building (784 Thurlow Street). Business represented are, Downtown Travel Centre Ltd., Canadian Gifts & Indian Handicrafts, the apartment entrance and Galaxy Gems.

Image shows 1-storey building of Maryville Delicatessen (no sign visible except "Prinz") and the early 3-storey brick building of Robson Lodge (at ground level Happy Feet Shoes & Repairs and Robson Florist).

Image shows part of the building at 1064-1070 Robson Street (businesses visible are the Old Country Bakery, the Danish Tearoom Ltd., and Pussycat), the 1080 Robson Street building (Touch of Venus Boutique), and the 1082 Robson Street building (Jeff's Fabrics).

Image shows 1-storey buildings at: 1084-1086 Robson Street (Galloway's Specialty Foods and Golf's Bakery), 1090-1094 Robson Street (The Pizza Inn Restaurant, New Method Cleaners, and Olympia Oyster & Fish Market), and 1098 Robson Street (Shoppers Drug Mart).

Image shows 1-storey buildings at: 1000 Robson Street (Toronto Dominion Bank), 1008 Robson Street (Murchie's Tea & Coffee), and 1014-1016 Robson Street (Vancouver Cameraland and Gilbert Hardware).

Image shows 1-storey buildings at: 1016 Robson Street (O'Brian Opticians), 1018-1022 Robson Street (Michelle's), and 1024 Robson Street (Maryvale Delicatessen).

Image shows 1-storey building 1034-1042 (Persian House of Jewels, Vincent's Cheese Shoppe, Grand Shoe Clinic, and Rainbow Produce).

Image shows 2-storey building at 1044 Robson Street (European News) and the lower part of the 3-storey 1048-1052 Robson Street building (apartments above and Standard Produce at ground level).

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 part of the federal building at 1145-1155 Robson Street (Unemployment Insurance Commission) and the 1-storey building at 1141-1143 Robson Street (Don's Styling Lounge and International Coats of Arms Ltd.)

Image shows the 2-storey brick building 1109-1111 Robson Street (Checkers Hair Cutters and Robson Yarn Barn) and the 1-storey contemporary building 1101 Robson Street (Black Angus Room).

Image shows most of the 1-storey contemporary building called Robson Plaza at 1121-1139 Robson Street (Heidelberg Restaurant, African Curio Shop, Robson Fine Art Print Centre, Ichophos Florists, La Jolie Madame, and Brandt's Fabrics Ltd.).

Image shows eastern part of the 1-storey contemporary building called Robson Plaza at 1121-1139 Robson Street (Look Art Fashions, Swiss Herbal Remedies, Shape Unisex Hair Design, and Molly's Spice Shop) and the 1-storey building at 1115 Robson Street (Teepee Sporting Goods). Tucked in behind 1115 Robson Street is 1119 Robson Street (Garibaldi Lodge, apparently an older house, the top is visible).

Image shows the following 1-storey buildings: 1170 Robson Street (Van Cal Reproductions), 1172 Robson Street (Samantha's Boutique), 1174 Robson Street (Continental Tailors), and 1176-1178 Robson Street (Archie's Hardware and India House).

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 broad 1-storey building at 1100-1108 Robson Street (Busy Bee Flower Shop, Susanne Imported Shoes, Robson Emporium, The Kerry Shop, Swiss Watch Repair, Max Tailoring, and Robson Shoe Renew).

Image shows 1-storey buildings at 1110 Robson Street (Custom Color Photo Labs), 1112-1114 Robson Street (Fabiola Textiles and Bel-Air Cleaners, and behind an early style house containing several apartments), and 1120 Robson Street (Lizet's Coiffures and Mutual Coffee Bar). Also visible is part of the 3-storey brick building at 1122-1124 Robson Street (West End Hotel).

Image shows 1-storey building at 1142 Robson Street (Peacock's Childen's Wear and Oriental Marble House), at 1144 Robson Street (Noah's Ark Aquarium and Pet Shop), and at 1150 Robson Street (Dory Shop and Esquire Shop). Between 1144 and 1150 is a sign "Will build to suit" which relates to 1148 Robson Street; the top of the early style house is visible behind Noah's Ark.

Image shows 1-storey buildings of Super-Valu and the Royal Bank.

Image shows Toft Furs Salon and The Bank of Nova Scotia

Image shows 1-storey building 1204-1212 Robson Street (Robson Food Market, Dun-Rite Cleaners, and Daily Food Store). Image also shows staircase and most of La Cote d'Azur Restaurant.

Image shows 2-storey commercial building at 1248-1250 Robson Street (Shanghai Restaurant and Marshari's House of Hair). Also visible is the upper storey of the building to the west with the sign Alpine Inn Restaurant, the east wall of the Nottingham Apartment Hotel, and parking lot.

Image shows west side of the Woolworth Store (149 West Hastings Street)