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Gowen Sutton Co. Ltd. (Vancouver, B.C.)

Grouse Mountain chair lifts, Vancouver, Canada.
General Hospital, Vancouver, B.C.
Grain Elevators, Vancouver, B.C., The "Lions" in Background
Grave of Pauline Johnson, Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada
Grouse Mountain Chalet, North Vancouver, B.C.
Harding Memorial, Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada
Hastings Street Vancouver B.C.
The Big Hollow Tree, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Swimming Pool, Kitsilano Beach, Vancouver, B.C.
Napoleon St. Pierre, Capilano, B.C.
The Crippled Children's Hospital - 250 - 59th Ave W. (West of Main St.) Vancouver, B.C.
The Burns Memorial, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Catala (S.S.), Union Steamships Ltd. Vancouver, Canada
Cardena (S.S.), Union Steamships Ltd. Vancouver, Canada
Princess Patricia (S.S.) - 1949
Empress of Canada (R.M.S.)
Aorangi (R.M.M.S.)
Prince Rupert (S.S.) entering Vancouver Harbour
S.S. Princess Marguerite
Mural on S.S. Coquitlam, Union Steamship Co., Vancouver, B.C.
Special Service Squadron, British Navy, at Vancouver, Canada (HMAS Adelaide)
Lady Cecilia (S.S.) - The Union S.S. Co's new excursion steamer etc
Prince George .S.S.)
Mural on S.S. Coquitlam, Union Steamship Co., Vancouver, B.C.
Princess Elizabeth (S.S.)

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