Suspension Bridge from Look-Out Point, Capilano Canyon, Vancouver, B.C. Canada
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Suspension Bridge, Capilano Canyon, Vancouver, B.C. Canada
- AM1052-: AM1052 P-855-: AM1052 P-855.09
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- [192-?]
Item is a postcard
Suspension Bridge, Height 450 ft, Capilano Canyon, Vancouver, B.C. Canada
- AM1052-: AM1052 P-855-: AM1052 P-855.05
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- [192-?]
Item is a postcard
Suspension Bridge, Capilano Canyon, 200 feet high : Vancouver, B.C.
- AM1052-: AM1052 P-2405
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- [191-?]
Capilano Suspension Bridge, North Vancouver, B.C.
- AM1052-: AM1052 P-2021
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- [191-?]
Suspension Bridge, 1st Capilano Canyon, North Vancouver, B.C.
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- [ca. 1910]
Suspension Bridge, Capilano Canyon
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- [ca. 1919]
This postcard includes personal correspondence. Sent to Mrs. R.S. Hodge of Hamiota, Manitoba.
Suspension bridge, Lynn Canyon, Vancouver, B.C.
- AM1052-: AM1052 P-765
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- [192-?]
Second Narrows Bridge, Vancouver, B.C. Opened November 7th, 1925
- AM1052-: AM1052 P-156
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- [ca. 1925]
Grand Canyon Suspension Bridge, Capilano, B.C. height 435 feet
- AM1052-: AM1052 P-2085
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- [1929]
Item is a postcard printed with an image of the Capilano Suspension Bridger. The back of the postcard includes personal correspondence addressed to Mr. Lou Phillips.
Capilano Suspension Bridge, length 450 ft., height 230 ft. Vancouver, B.C., Canada
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- [193-?]
Capilano Suspension Bridge, Vancouver, B.C., Canada - length 450 ft., height 230 ft.
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Capilano Suspension Bridge, length 450 ft. height 230 ft. Vancouver, B.C.
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- [193-?]
Capilano Suspension Bridge and Canyon
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- [196-?]
Item is a postcard showing the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Canyon. Caption on back of postcard: "World famous cable suspended bridge. 450 ft. in length and 230 ft. above the Capilano River. Truly one of Vancouver's beauty spots."