City of Vancouver Archives

Women go to work at the Sea Island plant of Boeing aircraft to help build Catalina PB4s

William M. Stark [at the controls of a Curtiss Exhibition-Type Pusher Biplane at Minoru Park]

[View of the Lulu Island Bridge to Sea Island]

[View of Richmond Rifle Range on Lulu Island]

View of Main Dairy Buildings - Looking East

[View of grandstand at Minoru Race Track]

[View of a horse race at Minoru Race Track]

[View from the Administration Building at Sea Island Airport looking north across the runway]

Vancouver Rifle Association Team - Defenders of Kamloops Challenge Cup

[Trans-Canada airplane taxiing at Sea Island airport]

[Tom Goode, M.P. greets Hungarian refugee Helga in the Immigration Building at the airport]

[Three Catalina Patrol Bombers on test flight]

[Thomas Doman, Auldin Field Ayres and John Logan senior airport grounds maintenance staff]

The Storage Room. Milk is Stored in a Cold Temperature Here Until Delivered to the Customers

[The Right Honourable Anthony Eden at the airport]

[The Right Honourable and Mrs. Anthony Eden at the airport]

[The nose of an airplane]

[The North Arm Bridge looking north from Sea Island]

The Morning Mash at Frasea is Rich in Vitamins, Calcium and Nutrients that the Cows can Assimilate to Produce a Rich and Healthy Milk

[The inaugural Trans-Canada Airlines flight between Vancouver and Seattle]

The Huge Milk Cooler Where the Pasturized Milk is Cooled From 145 Degrees Down to 40 Degrees While Passing Over this Cooler. This Cooler is Enclosed with Stainless Steel and Glass

The Hospital. Any Cow in the Herd that Becomes Ill is Isolated in the Hospital until Completely Cured and Then is Returned Back to the Herd

[The Honourable James Sinclair greets the first Hungarian refugee to deplane at the airport]

["The Flying Seven"]

[The first non-stop flight to Mexico just after take-off]

[The first house built by Hugh McRoberts on Sea Island]

[The first camp of No. 11 (A.C.) Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force at Sea Island Airport]

The Exterior View of Frasea Farms Modern Piggery

The "Empress of Auckland", C.P.A. transpacific aircraft, on tarmac at Vancouver Airport.

The Dyke at London's, Lulu Island, B.C.

[The Duke of Kent touring an aircraft factory]

The Cattle Have Names at Frasea Farms Because they are Pure Bred. Their Milk Production is Weighed Each Day and Accurate Records are Kept of Their Lifetime Production