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File consists of a photograph album with 10 photographs showing the exterior and interior views of British Columbia Plywoods Ltd. (B.C. Plywoods).

File consists of photograph showing crowds and participants in the opening and closing ceremonies, body builders on stage and people at a bowling alley.

File consists of photographs showing various scenes of Pride floats, people and organizations walking in the parade, and crowds at Sunset Beach.

File consists of photographs showing various scenes of Pride floats, people and organizations walking in the parade, and crowds at Sunset Beach.

File consists of photographs taken by Veuger showing Kitsilano, downtown Vancouver and Queen Elizabeth Park.

File consists of two photograph albums and four loose prints showing local jockey Rex Young, who died in a racing accident in Winnipeg July 27, 1941. One photograph album, 1939, shows photographs of Young on various mounts at Hastings Park, Lansdowne Park, and Brighouse Park racetracks. The other photograph album, 1940-1941, consists of photographs of races, portraits of Young with family and friends, as well as his grave site. Also included in this album are condolence cards and news clippings of Young's death as well as Young's 1941 jockey license and marriage certificate to wife Wilma Gross. Loose photographs show Young on horseback racing and portraits taken with owners.

File consists of a photograph album showing members and activities of the Boeing Ski Club at Georgia Lodge on Grouse Mountain and other parties as well as two photographs of planes. The album also includes a member card for the Boeing Social and Athletic Club and a few clippings from the Boeing Beam related to employee social events.

File consists of photographs related to the City's Sanitation department including vehicles and garbage dump sites as well as a photograph showing the former China Creek velodrome.

File consists of a photograph album showing various interior views of the Leckie Shoe Company at 220 Cambie Street. Photographs include views of the interior factory floors, offices, showroom, as well as male and female employees working at the different stages of shoe construction.

Photographs are primarily of outdoor activities such as hiking and boating.

Album consists of photographs relating to the construction of the original Second Narrows Bridge, including the destruction caused by four accidents that led to its closure.

File consists of photographs of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Stoney Creek Bridge, and Jackson T. Abray.

File consists of a folder containing an incomplete set of photographs of various sites at the Capilano Canyon.

Item is an album showing images of family portraits and various family outings as well as images related to 29th Vancouver Battalion performers, such as Edmund A. Burke and other men in uniform as well as scenes of theatre performance with men in costume, the military theatre troupe the "See Toos" of the 2nd Canadian Division. Included in the album is a news clipping of the marriage of Pte. [Private] Joseph Sydney Spencer, member of the 29th Vancouver Battalion, and theatre and concert bills of performances in France including the Bonner Stadt Theatre. An inscription on the album cover states, "[?] With love to [Flo?] from Syd, Aug 26 1919". Some names and places are identified by inscription in the album.

File is an album showing portrait images of members of the 29th Vancouver Battalion entertainment performers in uniform, identified as: Capt Edmund A. Burke ; Sgt. Maj. Clapham, comedian ; Leslie Benson, impersonator ; Jack Hagan, comedian ; Harry [Ashton?], impersonator ; John Small, stage manager lead ; Alex McKee, comedian ; Ben Charlton, box office ; Bill Marr, bass ; Harold Watts, props, tenor, impersonator ; Geo. [George] Curtis, tenor ; Vic Hagan, tenor ; Dick Tinney, bass, piano ; Ben Skinner, tenor ; [unidentified], baritone ; Geo. [George] Stewart, carpenter etc. ; [unidentified], tailor etc. ; Frenchy, cook ; W. H. Foote, conductor ; Bill [Ericsson?], 1st violin ; Van Velzen, 1st violin ; Murray, 1st violin ; Geo. [George] Robson, 1st violin ; Cahill, 1st violin ; S. Simpkin, 2nd violin ; Tim [Saller], 2nd violin ; [Geo. Harley?], 1st violin ; Geo. [George] Johnson, 2nd violin ; Alex Joss, 2nd violin ; [Schnick?], cello ; [unidentified], centre bass ; Coram, centre bass ; Cooling, oboe ; Bucks Hoster, flute ; Tucker, flute ; Wallace, clarionette [clarinet] ; [?] Read, clarionette [clarinet] ; [unidentified], bassoon ; Dick Paradise, bassoon ; A. Somerset, cornet ; Hall, cornet ; Watson, French horn ; Art Stanford, French horn ; Charlie Williams, trombone, [T-?] Taylor, drums; and two other unidentified men [Harold Watts and T. Taylor]. Names of performers also appear be that of the "See Toos" theatre troupe of the 2nd Canadian Division.

File is a photograph album showing images of the Labelle family and friends, interior and exterior views of the their home at 2677 West 43rd in Vancouver, students at Little Flower Academy, vacationing, golfing at the Marine Drive Golf Club and the Beach Grove Gold Course, the 1939 royal tour of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, workplace scenes at a B.C. Telephone Company office, trips to other parts of British Columbia, various military and air force personnel, as well as scrapbook materials from a trip to California including commercial and personal photographs, postcards and other ephemera. Names and places are further identified for most images in the album. Some images are duplicates to images found in the other LaBelle family albums of this accession.

File is a photograph album showing images of Eugene LaBelle working on telephone lines and other images related to the B.C. Telephone Company including three of Sproat Lake sent to the Canadian Department of National Defense for Air Pacific Communication Programme in 1943, soldiers in uniform and scenes of military training [Canadian Army Base in Kingston, Ont.?], members of the LaBelle family and friends, interior and exterior views of the family home at 2677 West 43rd in Vancouver, trips to other parts of British Columbia, Niagara Falls and the United States including postcards and other ephemera. Names and places are further identified for most images in the album. Some images are duplicates to images found in the other LaBelle family albums of this accession.

File is a photograph album showing images of members of the LaBelle family and friends, interior and exterior views of their home at 2677 West 43rd in Vancouver and other street scenes, office scenes of [Lorraine LaBelle?] at work and coworkers at 555 Seymour Street, the former B.C. Telephone Company building, a sports event [at Hastings Racetrack?], grave plots of Eugene P. LaBelle and Esther LaBelle, and other images as well as scrapbook materials from a trip to California including commercial and personal photographs, postcards and other ephemera. Names and places are further identified for most images in album. Some images are duplicates to images found in the other LaBelle family albums of this accession.

File is a photograph album showing images of members of the LaBelle family and friends, their home at 2677 West 43rd in Vancouver, vacation scenes, trips around British Columbia, students at Little Flower Academy, a visit to France, the 1939 royal tour in Vancouver of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and various ships. Names and places are further identified for most images in album. Some images are duplicates to images found in the other LaBelle family albums of this accession.

File is a souvenir photograph album showing images of C.P.R. railway lines and terminus building, First Nations people and totem poles, Stanley Park, views of the city and landscape including Mount Baker, Capilano River, Hastings Mill, Hastings Street, Granville Street, buildings including schools, Vancouver Club, "topical residences" of downtown homes, and churches, as well as images of the S.S. Princess Victoria and the S.S. Empress of India.

File is a photograph album showing staff, classes, student portraits, interior and exterior views of school buildings and property, school activities including various clubs, sports teams, cadets, graduation banquets, an inter-high relay event held at Hastings Park, as well as carvings by W. G. Donaldson. Names of staff identified in album include R. D. Afleck, Principal, J. B. DeLong, and A. S. Matheson. Names of students are listed in the album for some photographs.

File consists of photographs showing members of the Greenwood Archers at the Brockton Oval in Stanley Park, member Orville Craig and other archers bow hunting in the province (photographs 2016-047.10-.14), and other related images. Names of subjects identified are Orville Craig, Dorothy Craig, John Atherton, and Emmet Riordan.

File consists of a photograph album and negatives showing the making a whiskey barrel at Sweeney Cooperage. These photographs were taken for an assignment by Chester Goosen as a photography student at Langara.

File consists of photographs showing residences belonging to the Strathcona Porch Project, porches under construction, views of the neighbourhood and plan drawings of porches. Photographs were taken by Bill Jeffries, except for a few marked as taken by Judy Oberlander, and this set was later used by Jeffries for giving various lectures on the Strathcona Porch Project.

File consists of a few photographs of residences and family members.

File consists of photographs of Gibsons Limited, depicting company offices and sales rooms, construction of company facilities on Granville Island, interior scenes of production plants, and detailled views of wire braiding machines.

File consists of photographs taken by Cuthbert of streets and buildings in Vancouver's downtown core, the collapse of the Second Narrows Bridge, and exterior views of the former F. Ronald Graham home, 1955-1958, 1967, 1971; as well as photographs collected by Cuthbert including the Burrard Bridge, 1932, group portrait of the Southlands Riding Club for which Cuthbert and his father, Robert G. Cuthbert, were members, 1945, and the the site of his father's veterinary practice at different locations on West 4th Avenue, 1925 - ca. 1964.

File contains an album of Knudson's photographs depicting scenery, street scenes, churches, Stanley Park, friends and Salvation Army events.

File consists of photographs of the Ledingham family depicting family events and construction activities, including equipment and scenes of highway construction.

File consists of 32 photographs showing aerial views of the Vancouver Airport, Sea Island, Richmond, and the Fraser River. Also included are various shots showing the belly-landing of a small airplane.

File consists of photographs pertaining to the lives of John Andrew MacDonald and Mabel Estelle MacDonald (Perkins). Photographs include portraits of John Andrew MacDonald and Mabel Estelle MacDonald, their children and relatives, as well as scenes from Fire Hall No. 1 where John Andrew MacDonald was employed as a fire fighter and later fire chief.

FIle consists of Hill's photographs of the Vancouver waterfront and local scenery.

File consists of photographs of family and friends of William Murray, including portraits of local and visiting dignitaries as well as scenes from Lower Nicola, Skidegate and Comox.

File consists of photographs showing interior and exterior views of the Electric Supply Company headquarters.

Album contains one head & shoulders portrait of Charles E. Tisdall professionally taken by Wadds and 55 ground level photographs of Stanley Park, English Bay and pier, and waterfront views from Stanley Park.

File consists of an album with photographs taken for the Wartime Housing division of the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation by H.E. Addington of bungalows and one-story homes, including their building plans.

File consists of Simons' photographs of window displays at the Vancouver store of David Spencer Ltd., including theme displays for royalty and the Dionne quintuplets.

File consists of photographs from an album created by the Society of the Sacred Heart, depicting the school building, the convent, pupils and nuns.

File consists of photographs taken by members of the McKinley family showing scenes in Kitsilano, the Imperial Oil Company refinery at Ioco, a Viking ship re-enactment, speedboats and other Vancouver scenes.