City of Vancouver Archives

Wendy Ann Abbott

[Construction of] 3260 Thompson Crecent, Westmount, West Vancouver

Ashley May's 4th birthday, June 11, 1953

Bruce's 1st birthday, Feb. 13, 1956

Bruce, Wendy & Ashley [Abbott] taken on the back veranda against the dining room windows

1163 Keith Road, West Vancouver on July 18, 1965

Map of portion New Westminster District

Nomenclature. Indian villages and landmarks, Burrard Inlet and English Bay, before the whiteman came

[Draft map of Indian villages and landmarks, Burrard Inlet and English Bay, before the whiteman came]

Draft map of Indian villages and landmarks, Burrard Inlet and English Bay, before the whiteman came

Interpretation

Reeves of West Vancouver

Point Atkinson

English Bay, Point Grey in forest

[Thomas David Grafton and Lawrence Grafton]

The Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Company's Picnic, Seaside Park

[Mrs. Henry Roome McDonald]

[Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers and their daughter Mina camping at Point Atkinson]

[Valleen and Helen Thompson]

[Looking east towards Prospect Point]

[A stone bust of a man wearing a headdress]

Side view of the replica of the Curtiss type single seater biplane constructed and flown by two Alberta pioneer airmen Thomas G. Blakely and Frank H. Ellis. Flights took place during 1914 in the vicinity of Calgary

Designed, built and flown in Vancouver by the Templeton Brothers and William McMullen this is a model of that machine which was the first Tractor biplane ever to be built in Canada. Tests were conducted at Lulu Island during 1911

Scale model of the "Red Wing" flown March 12, 1908 by F.W. "Casey" Baldwin pioneer canadian pilot who was the first British Subject to fly and airplane

Model of the 75 HP Curtiss biplane purchased by the Vancouver airman William "Billy" Stark after ha had learned to fly at the Curtiss School at San Diego in 1912. Stark made many notable flights in British Columbia in this machine

Replica of the "Silver Dart" flown by John A. Douglas McCurdy on February 23, 1909 at Baddeck Bay, Nova Scotia. The first flight of a heavier-than-aircraft in Canada it was also officially credited as the first airplane flight in the British Empire

This scale model represents the two-seater dual controlled biplane designed, built and flown by the early Manitoban airman, William A. Straith whose experiments were conducted near Winnipeg