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Item is a photograph of the hip roof dormer window on the east facade of The Angus Apartments (formerly B.T. Rogers home, also known as Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street).

Item is a photograph of the east facade of The Angus Apartments (formerly B.T. Rogers home, also known as Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street). Detail of topiary and front garden is also visible in front of the house.

Item is a photograph of the east facade and gazebo of The Angus Apartments (formerly B.T. Rogers home, also known as Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street).

Item is a photograph of a terra cotta sculpted fireplace, mantle, and overmantle inside The Angus Apartments (formerly B.T. Rogers home, also known as Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street).

Item is a photograph of the front entrance doors and the entry room of The Angus Apartments (formerly B.T. Rogers home, also known as Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street).

Item is a photograph of the porte-cochere at The Angus Apartments (formerly B.T. Rogers home, also known as Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street), the pathway leading up to it, the surrounding lawns and gardens, and part of the south face of the building, including another dormer window.

Item is a photograph of the frieze and coffered ceiling of the porte-cochere at The Angus Apartments (formerly B.T. Rogers home, also known as Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street).

Item is a photograph of the stained glass window at a landing of the main stairs inside of The Angus Apartments (formerly B.T. Rogers home, also known as Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street).

Item is a photograph of a large staircase with landings inside The Angus Apartments (formerly B.T. Rogers home, also known as Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street).

Item is a photograph of the Beatty Street facade of the Beatty Street Drill Hall (armoury) (620 Beatty Street), taken from the intersection of Beatty Street and Dunsmuir Street, looking southwest. Photo shows the building's parapet roof, the cannon and tanks parked outside, and a stretch of Beatty Street.

Item is a photograph of a wooden door inside the Beatty Street Drill Hall (armoury) (620 Beatty Street).

Item is a photograph of the interior of the two story main hall of the Beatty Street Drill Hall (armoury) (620 Beatty Street), taken from the hall floor, showing some vehicles, windows, and observation balconies.

Item is a photograph of the interior of the two-story main hall of the Beatty Street Drill Hall (armoury) (620 Beatty Street), taken from a second floor balcony looking down into the hall, showing some vehicles, windows, and observation balconies.

Item is a photograph of the officer's mess hall inside the Beatty Street Drill Hall (armoury) (620 Beatty Street); models, trophies, and military portraits decorate the room.

Item is a photograph of the whole northwest facade of Birks Building (700 Granville Street), Scott's Cafe (722 Granville Street), Roselawn Florist (724 Granville Street), and Vancouver Block (736 Granville Street) on Granville Street, taken from W. Georgia Street across the Pacific Centre plaza. A billboard advertisement for Peoples Credit Jewellers, an information sign for the Pacific Centre mall, a city bus, and the Birks clock are additionally visible.

Item is a photograph of Byrnes Block on Maple Tree Square at the irregular corner of Water Street and Carrall Street, looking down Water Street on the right. The shops seen in the block are Bootlegger (2 Water Street), Guenter's Delicatessen (203 Carrall Street), and Square One clothing (207 Carrall Street).

Item is a photograph of the main entrance of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce building (640 W. Hastings Street), on W. Hastings Street. The photograph includes details of the fittings around the door and the engraving above it. The photographer and tripod are captured in a reflection from the mirrored doors.

Item is a photograph of the north corner of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce building (640 W. Hastings Street), at the intersection of Granville Street and W. Hastings Street. The view is from the opposite corner across the intersection looking southwest on Granville Street. The Rogers Building (470 Granville Street) can be seen behind it, and the clock tower of Vancouver Block (736 Granville Street) is visible in the background.

Item is a photograph of the southwest facade of Cecil Green Park House on the University of British Columbia campus.

Item is a photograph of the Richards Street facade of Century House (432 Richards Street). The building houses the Uno Langmann Antique and Art Gallery, and the adjacent building houses the All Nations Stamp and Coin Shop (434 Richards Street).

Item is a photograph of the interior of Century House (432 Richards Street). The photograph shows an internal doorway inside within the Uno Langmann Antique and Art Gallery.

Item is a photograph of the interior of Century House (432 Richards Street). The photograph shows the inside of the Uno Langmann Antique and Art Gallery, including interior partial walls that form offices, ceiling detail, hanging lights, clocks, and other antiques.

Item is a photograph of the interior of Century House (432 Richards Street). The photograph shows the entry hall with chandelier, marble staircase, and part of the Uno Langmann Antique and Art Gallery, with clocks and paintings.

Item is a photograph of the Chinese Benevolent Association building (108 E. Pender Street), housing Oriental Art & Curios, on the left, and the Ho-Ho Chop Suey restaurant (102 E. Pender Street) on the right.

Item is a photograph of an auxiliary building in the rear of the campus of the Convent of the Sacred Heart (3851 W. 29th Avenue).

Item is a photograph of the front facade of the Convent of the Sacred Heart (3851 W. 29th Avenue), viewed from the street, past several large trees and a stone wall and gate in front of the school.

Item is a photograph of the front facade of the Convent of the Sacred Heart (3851 W. 29th Avenue), viewed from a stone arched gate in a stone wall outside the school.

Item is a photograph of the Convent of the Sacred Heart (3851 W. 29th Avenue) from the intersection of W. 29th Avenue and Wallace Street, looking northeast. The photograph shows detail of the stone wall around the school and one of the secondary gates, as well as a part of the south face of the building.

Item is a photograph of the Provincial Court House building (750 Hornby Street) and Hotel Vancouver (900 W Georgia Street) reflected in the windows of the Toronto Dominion Bank tower (700 W. Georgia Street). The south facade of the Court House, a side view of the main entrance and plaza, the south facade of the Hotel Vancouver, and several other unidentified buildings are visible in the reflection.

Item is a photograph of the south facade of the Vancouver Court House and the annex building with the Hotel Vancouver behind them.

Item is a photograph of the entrance columns of the third C.P.R. Station (601 West Cordova Street), also known as Waterfront Station, located at Granville Street and Cordova Street.

Item is a photograph of the concourse of the third C.P.R. Station (601 West Cordova Street), also known as Waterfront Station, located at Granville Street and Cordova Street. The length of the room, mostly empty, is visible, revealing a police officer and travellers sitting on benches at either end of the room. Detail of architectural features can be seen, including columns and capitals, decor, mouldings, a wall clock, and the coffered ceiling. Travelers sit at the waiting benches.

Item is a photograph of one of the ends of the concourse of the third C.P.R. Station (601 West Cordova Street), also known as Waterfront Station, located at Granville Street and Cordova Street. Detail of architectural features can be seen, including columns and capitals, decor, mouldings, the wall clock, and the coffered ceiling. Travelers sit at the waiting benches.

Item is a photograph of the Credit Foncier Building (850 W. Hastings Street), from W. Hastings Street looking southwest on Hornby Street.

Item is a photograph of the Dominion Building (207 W. Hastings Street), taken from diagonally across the W. Hastings Street and Cambie Street intersection. The building houses Shores Credit Jewellers, Jackson's Beefhouse restaurant and the Toronto Dominion Bank.

Item is a photograph of the interior of the Second Fitzgerald McCleery house (2610 South West Marine Drive). The photograph illustrates an internal hall with a staircase on the right and a doorway into a second room on the left. Wall hangings and other furniture are also visible.

Item is a photograph of the side facade of the Second Fitzgerald McCleery house (2610 South West Marine Drive). The house was built in 1891 at 2650 West 50th Avenue and later moved to the pictured location.

House number is 476.

Item is a photograph of the upper part of one of the corners of the Medical-Dental Building (925 W. Georgia Street) featuring one of the three Nursing Sisters sculptures that adorned its visible corners.

Item is a photograph of the front window and doorway of a grocery store [Main Ford Produce] at 626 Main Street.

Item is a photograph of Holland Block at the intersection of Water Street and Cordova Street, looking east primarily down Water Street. The building houses the Pharaoh's Retreat nightclub (264 Water Street) on the ground floor and signage reading "Design Art interior & indu[strial]" is in the window on the second floor. The Woodwards W sign is visible in the background down Cordova Street.

Item is a photograph of the inside of the Holy Rosary Cathedral (646 Richards Street). The photograph is taken from the left aisle near the rear of the church; a side alter at the left transept is visible at the end of the aisle, the columns and vaulted ceiling are well detailed, the pulpit can be seen to the right of the apse, and portions of the stained glass windows are visible on the aisle side of the church.

Item is a photograph of the pulpit and cathedra in the apse of the Holy Rosary Cathedral (646 Richards Street). The vaulted ceiling of the apse and some of the stained glass are visible, as is the detailed carving of the pulpit and wooden altarpiece.

Item is a photograph of the inside of the Holy Rosary Cathedral (646 Richards Street). The photograph is taken from the left aisle near the rear of the church; a side alter at the left transept is visible at the end of the aisle, the columns and vaulted ceiling are well detailed, the pulpit can be seen near part of the apse, a section of pews in the nave and the stained glass windows on the opposite side of the church can also be seen.

Item is a photograph of the facade of the Holy Rosary Cathedral (646 Richards Street), from Dunsmuir Street.