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[Madame Vanier at the unveiling of the statue of Lord Stanley in Stanley Park]

[Deborah Wilson presenting flowers to Governor General Vanier and Madame Vanier at the unveiling of the statue of Lord Stanley in Stanley Park

[R. Maitland, Park Board chairman and Governor General Georges Vanier departing after unveiling the Lord Stanley statue at Stanley Park]

[Governor General Georges Vanier unveiling the Lord Stanley statue at Stanley Park]

[Park Board workmen erecting the Lord Stanley statue ]

[Major Matthews posing with Lord Stanley Statue as workmen unload it from a crate]

[Parks Board workmen unloading the Lord Stanley statue from a crate]

[Lord Stanley statue]

[Statue of Lord Stanley being lowered onto granite base in Stanley Park by Johnston Terminals Ltd.]

[Colonel William Dray unveils the "Hallelujah Point" plaque commemorating the Salvation Army]

[Lord Stanley statue]

[The S.S. "Chehalis" disaster monument]

[The Harding Memorial]

[Pauline Johnson Memorial]

[Women in roller skates around the Queen Victoria Memorial Fountain]

[Queen Victoria Memorial Fountain]

[Mayor David Oppenheimer monument in Stanley Park]

["Hallelujah Point" tablet erected by the Salvation Army]

[Plaque commemorating Captain Edward Stamp and Hastings Sawmill]

[Monument to Mayor David Oppenheimer]

[Miss Isobel O. Hamilton and J.S. Matthews unveil a bronze plaque to commemorate Lauchlan Alexander Hamilton]

[Miss Isobel O. Hamilton and Major J.S. Matthews at pioneer banquet before unveiling plaque for L.A. Hamilton]

[Petroglyph rock from Lone Cabin Creek]

[S.S. "Chehalis" disaster monument]

[Sir Richard McBride speaks before unveiling Queen Victoria Memorial]

Japanese War Memorial

[A two-horse cab in the Hollow Tree]

[The Harding Memorial]

Peace Ceremonies July 19-1919

[President Harding and party approaching the bandstand in Stanley Park.]

[President Harding and Mayor C.E. Tisdale on bandstand in Stanley Park.]

[President Harding and Mrs. Harding, followed by Col. W.W. Foster, leaving bandstand in Stanley Park.]

[Mr. and Mrs. Gerry McGeer and Rt. Hon. R.B. Bennett riding in touring car at Brockton Point during Dominion Day celebration]

[The new grandstand at Brockton Point during Golden Jubilee celebration]

[Pipe band at Brockton Point grandstand during Golden Jubilee celebration]

[Mr. Cox at Prospect Point]

H.R.H. The Prince of Wales replying to the City of Vancouver's address of welcome

Couple riding in a horse drawn carriage at Lumberman's Arch during the rededication of Stanley Park

[Frank Plante, E.V. Young, and David Oppenheimer in a horse drawn carriage at Lumbermans Arch for the rededication of Stanley Park]

[E.V. Young dressed as Lord Stanley addressing the crowd at the rededication of Stanley Park]

[August Jack Khatsahlano addressing the crowd at the rededication of Stanley Park]

[August Jack Khatsahlano and another man playing music at the rededication of Stanley Park]

[R. Rowe Holland, chairman of the Board of Park Commissioners addressing the crowd at the rededication of Stanley Park]

John Henry Scales, who in about 1867 spent one night at a logging camp on the site of Lumberman's Arch, addressing the crowd at the rededication of Stanley Park

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