Built in 8 hours by the union carpenters of Vancouver
- AM1376-: CVA 1376-670
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- [191-?]
Photograph shows a 60 x 250 foot building under construction
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Built in 8 hours by the union carpenters of Vancouver
Photograph shows a 60 x 250 foot building under construction
[Building constructed in 8 hours by the union carpenters of Vancouver]
Photograph shows a 60 x 250 foot building under construction and a carbon electric light
[View of the Metropolitan Building under construction - 839 Hastings Street]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph shows the Richard Marpole residence at 801 Hastings Street.
[Tracks and buildings outside entrance to underground shaft]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Partially excavated area filled with water]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Pipes and rocks in partially excavated area of Coquitlam Dam construction site]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Various scenes regarding the construction of the Coquitlam Dam]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph negative is a copy of five photograph prints, showing: water cresting over the top of the Coquitlam Dam; the clearing of the Coquitlam Dam site with a donkey engine; the roots of a large tree cleared off the Coquitlam Dam site; bridge over Coquitlam Dam; and two men sawing tree stump at Coquitlam Dam site. Negative was created to produce lantern slides of the five images.
Photograph shows a group of workers, with tents and shacks in the background. Various houses can be seen in the distance.
[Men standing in partially excavated area of Coquitlam Dam construction site]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Point Grey Municipality: Shaughnessy Heights from Granville Street, 1911
Part of Major Matthews collection
Panoramic view showing houses under construction including "Hycroft" and Angus Drive leading to the Crescent.
[View of False Creek looking north showing Connaught (Cambie Street) Bridge]
Part of James Luke Quiney fonds
Panoramic view from approximately Pender Street and Granville Street looking north showing the Orpheum Theatre at 805 West Pender Street, the top of the Post Office building and clock tower, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and the Dominion Building, the World Building (Sun Tower) and Burrard Inlet in the background
[Various scenes regarding the construction of the Coquitlam Dam]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph negative is a copy of four photograph prints, showing: exploration cut at centre line of dam; partially cleared dam site; two men sawing tree stump on dam site; and partially cleared dam site covered in snow. Negative was created to produce lantern slides of the four images.
Buntzen No. 1 Plant under construction
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Men clearing rocks at Coquitlam Dam construction site]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Men clearing rocks from Coquitlam Dam construction site]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Men operating monitor at Coquitlam Dam construction site]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Partially cleared Coquitlam Dam site, looking up Coquitlam Lake]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Four views of Coquitlam Dam construction]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph negative is a copy of four photograph prints, showing: upstream view of dam site, showing diversion channel in foreground and camp buildings in distance; timber on shores of Coquitlam Lake; partially cleared shores of Coquitlam Lake, up to the new high water level; and a boat building shed on the west side of Coquitlam Lake, upstream from the dam site. Negative created in order to produce lantern slides of the four images.
[Partially constructed] telephone building
The back of the photograph mounting contains the note: "Telephone building. Vancouver, B.C. Carl working on it."
Photograph shows a group of workers assembled in a yard, along with a number of horse-drawn carts.
Part of Major Matthews collection
J.S. Matthews' notes with print or negative in Archives.
[Partially constructed Coquitlam Dam, showing stepped concrete core wall and hydraulic monitor]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[View looking north from Granville Street and 14th Avenue]
Panoramic view showing part of Kitsilano, Fir Street, Fairview and the Kitsilano Trestle Bridge, the West End and Downtown in the background
[Men standing next to trestle at Coquitlam Dam construction site]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Four views of Coquitlam Dam construction]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph negative is a copy of four photograph prints, showing: view looking east along centre line of new dam; view of downstream side of new dam during construction, showing trestles and flumes, cableway and skip, and part of the New Westminster Waterworks intake; view looking east on dam construction, showing trestle supported flume; and sluicing operations on dam site, showing monitor and high pressure water jet. Negative was created in order to produce lantern slides of the four images.
A note on the back of the mounting board states "The Bunkers located on the west side of the Granville in 2600 block."
Photograph shows a group of workers assembled in a yard, surrounded by various shacks and tents.
[Main Street at River Road (Marine Drive)]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph shows Boswell's general store and an unidentified building under construction
[The frame of the World (Sun) Tower under construction]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Coquitlam Dam construction site, showing trestle and monitor in partially excavated area]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Four views of Coquitlam Dam construction]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph negative is a copy of four photograph prints, showing: hydraulic monitors sluicing materials to build up dam; partially cleared area at the shore of Coquitlam Lake, before the raising of water levels; downstream view of construction of original dam; and flumes and trestles used in dam construction. Negative was created in order to produce lantern slides of the four images.
Part of Major Matthews collection
Part of Major Matthews collection
[Men working on partially cleared site of the Buntzen Lake Power Plant number two]
Part of Major Matthews collection
[A group of men building a wooden structure beside a cemetery]
Part of Major Matthews collection
Part of Major Matthews collection
Photograph shows a sign for Smith and Sherborne General Contractors
Example of Use of Timber in Large Buildings
Photograph shows a four-story hotel under construction with framework, exterior and interior finish of Douglas Fir and a Cedar shingle roof
[Construction progress photograph of the S.D. & P.C. site on False Creek]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. Photograph shows the Sleeping, Dining, and Parlour Car Dept. Storage warehouse site on False Creek.
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. View is looking east. Photograph shows the Kelly Douglas & Co. Building.
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. View is looking is looking east. Photograph shows the station site with a derrick, the Kelly Douglas & Co. Building, and the Domion Express Co. Building.
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. Photograph shows the station site with wagons and workmen.
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. View is looking east. Photograph shows the station site, the Kelly Douglas & Co. Building, the Dominion Express Co. Building, and with the Dominion Building in the southeast distance.
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. View is looking east. Photograph shows the station site with workmen and the Kelly Douglas & Co. Building.
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. View is looking east. Photograph shows the station site with a derrick and the Kelly Douglas & Co. Building.
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. View is looking southeast. Photograph shows the station site, the construction office, and the corner of the Kelly Douglas & Co. Building
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. View is looking east. Photograph shows the station site, a corner of the Kelly Douglas & Co. Building, and with the Dominion Building in the distance.
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. View is looking north. Photograph shows the excavated site with a derrick, locomotive, railcars. Image includes the CPR Freight Office and a CPR steamship moored at the wharf.
[Construction progress photograph of the third CPR station site excavation]
Part of H.A. Price collection
Progress photograph for Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co. of the third CPR station site. View is looking east. Photograph shows the station site with derricks. Image includes the 500 - 600 blocks of Cordova St. with an electric streetcar, the second CPR station, the Hotel St. Francis, and Clarke & Stuart Stationers.