Item is a photograph of the Dominion Building (207 W. Hastings Street), taken from diagonally across the W. Hastings Street and Cambie Street intersection. The building houses Shores Credit Jewellers, Jackson's Beefhouse restaurant and the Toronto Dominion Bank.

Item is a photograph showing Duke's Grocery staff posing in front of the store at the comer of Gore Avenue and Hastings Street. Pictured (L-R): J. McArthur (Mr. Duke's son), Archie Anderson, Leonard Taylor, Pearl Sopes (cashier) and John Naddock.

Item part is a photograph of the sidewalk along the southwestern, Robson Street, edge of the Eaton's Building (701 Granville Street) with the Sheraton Landmark hotel visible in the background.

Item part is a photograph of a street and sidewalk scene taken from the sidewalk outside the Eaton's Building (701 Granville Street) looking northeast up Granville Street. The visible storefronts include Scott's Cafe (722 Granville Street), Roselawn Florist (724 Granville Street), and Vancouver Block (736 Granville Street).

Item part is a photograph of Pacific Centre plaza at the intersection of W. Georgia Street and Granville Street, looking west from the corner of the Hudson's Bay Company building (674 Granville Street) diagonally across the intersection. The Eaton's Building (701 Granville Street) is visible on the left of the plaza and the Toronto Dominion Bank tower (700 W. Georgia Street) is on the right.

Item part is a photograph of an elderly couple on the sidewalk outside of an unidentified shop on Robson Street near Bute Street.

Item is a photograph of a view through an alley entrance to Gaolers Mews, just south of Guenter's Delicatessen (203 Carrall Street), Maple Tree Square, Gastown.

Item part is a photograph of a view through an alley entrance to Gaolers Mews, just south of Guenter's Delicatessen (203 Carrall Street), Maple Tree Square, Gastown.

Item part is a photograph of the entrance to the collection of shops at The Garage (12 Water Street). On the left is Graphic House printers, on the right is Chocolate Factory candy, and in the centre background is the Serenite Restaurant.

Item part is a photograph of the sidewalk, awnings, entrance, and front window displays of the European News & Import House store (1044 Robson Street) with cars parked in front, taken from across Robson Street. "Scandinavian News Centre" is written on the awning.

Item part is a photograph of storefronts on Robson Street focusing on the European News & Import House store (1044 Robson Street) and including a Fresh Egg and Butter Store to the left, and Standard Produce Co. (1052 Robson Street) to the right. "Scandinavian News Centre" is written on the awning.

Item part is a photograph of the storefront of the European News and Import House (1044 Robson Street).

Item is a photograph showing an exterior view of the building of W.H. Walsh Grocer store with employees and four of the store horse wagons in front. The business was located at 1200 Seymour Street, at the corner of Seymour and Davie.

Item is a photograph showing a group of grocery store employees standing outside of the W.H. Walsh Grocer. The business was located at 1200 Seymour Street, at the corner of Seymour and Davie.

Item is a photograph showing an exterior view of the W.H. Walsh Grocer building and employees standing in front with four horse-pulled delivery wagons. A residence and parts of other houses are also shown. The business was located at 1200 Seymour Street, at the corner of Seymour and Davie.

Item part is a photograph of sidewalk and storefronts on Robson Street with an unidentified clothing shop's front window display visible in the foreground and the Freybe Delicatessen (1085 Robson Street) signage further up the street. The Sheraton Landmark hotel is visible in the background.

Item part is a photograph of the front window of June Curtis Fashion Jewellery (1077 Robson Street). Freybe Delicatessen (1085 Robson Street) sign is visible in the background.

Item part is a photograph of shoppers looking through the front window of Noah's Ark aquarium and pet shop (1144 Robson Street).

Item part is a photograph of the Granville entertainment district from the intersection of Robson Street and Granville Street, looking southwest down Granville Street. Visible in the photograph are automobiles and pedestrians, as well as signs for Capital Theatre (820 Granville Street), Mr. Jakes Charbroiled Steaks (831 Granville Street), Coronet Theatre (851 Granville Street), Odeon Theatre (881 Granville Street), Orpheum theatre (884 Granville Street), Vogue Theatre (918 Granville Street), and James Furniture.

Item part is a photograph of the Granville entertainment district from the intersection of Robson Street and Granville Street, looking southwest down Granville Street. Visible in the photograph are automobiles and pedestrians, as well as signs for Mr. Jakes Charbroiled Steaks (831 Granville Street), the Orpheum (884 Granville Street), and the Vogue Theatre (918 Granville Street).

Item part is a photograph of a street and sidewalk scene taken from the sidewalk outside the Eaton's Building (701 Granville Street) looking northeast up Granville Street.

Item part is a photograph of a street and sidewalk scene taken from the sidewalk outside the Eaton's Building (701 Granville Street) on Granville Street facing the building from across the street.

Item is a photograph of a street and sidewalk scene taken from the sidewalk outside the Eaton's Building (701 Granville Street) looking northeast up Granville Street.

Item part is a photograph of a street and sidewalk scene taken from the sidewalk outside the Eaton's Building (701 Granville Street) looking northeast up Granville Street. The visible storefronts include Scott's Cafe (722 Granville Street), Roselawn Florist (724 Granville Street), and Vancouver Block (736 Granville Street).

Item part is a photograph of Granville Street, pedestrians on the sidewalk, and storefronts. The storefronts of Sheppard Shoes (770 Granville Street), Murray Goldman (774 Granville Street), Le Chateau (776 Granville Street), Miller Electronics (782 Granville Street), Millers jewelers (786 Granville Street), and Royal Bank (796 Granville Street) are visible across Granville Street, with the Granville Street and Robson Street intersection visible at the far right.

Item part is a photograph of a street and sidewalk scene taken from Pacific Centre plaza near Granville Street and W. Georgia Street looking southeast across Granville Street. The visible storefronts include Scott's Cafe (722 Granville Street), Roselawn Florist (724 Granville Street), and Vancouver Block (736 Granville Street).

Item is a photograph of the front window and doorway of a grocery store [Main Ford Produce] at 626 Main Street.

Item part is a photograph of retail shops on Robson Street taken across the street from the sidewalk next to the Eaton's Building (701 Granville Street). The identified shops are Shores, Gunny Sack, Pucky['s] Pants, and Golden Arts & Curios (720 Robson Street), and adjacent unidentified business further along Robson Street

Item part is a photograph of several rows of hampelmann (jumping-jack) toys hanging from the inside of the glass door of the Robson News and Import Store (1051 Robson Street).

Item part is a photograph of a group of Hare Krishna's evangelizing on the sidewalk outside of the Royal Bank (796 Granville Street) on Granville Street near the Granville Street and Robson Street intersection. The signage for Millers jewelers (786 Granville Street), Miller Electronics (782 Granville Street), and Le Chateau (776 Granville Street) are visible behind them.

Item part is a photograph of a group of Hare Krishna's evangelizing on the sidewalk outside of the Royal Bank (796 Granville Street) on Granville Street near the Granville Street and Robson Street intersection. The signage for Millers jewelers (786 Granville Street) is visible behind them.

Item is a photograph showing the Hastings Mill store at Pioneer Park. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Spring Leaves and blossoms are bursting forth on tress in Vancouver's parks. Here branches frame old Hastings Mill Store at Pioneer Park."