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Columbia Street, New Westminster, B.C.
Fraser River Bridge, New Westminster, B.C.
Fraser River Bridge, New Westminster, B.C.
H.R.H. Duke of Connaught's Visit to Vancouver, Sept. 1912
Laying Cement Sidewalks (untitled)
Sacred Heart Convent, Point Grey, B.C.c
Salvation Army - Man and woman in uniform (Mr. & Mrs. Lewis)
H.R.H. Duke of Connaught's Visit to Vancouver, September 1912
Portrait - Two young girls with father (untitled)
Man with bow tie holding cigarette poses for portrait (no caption)
Main Street, Kamloops, B.C.
Indian Chief on horseback in parade (untitled)
West Wing, Shaughnessy Military Hospital, Vancouver B.C.
H.R.H. Duke of Connaught's Visit to Vancouver, September 1912
H.R.H. Duke of Connaught's Visit to Vancouver, September 1912
Three children with violins and a child with triangle (no caption)
Buffalos (sic). Stanley Park, Vancouver B.C.
Hotel Stratford - Cor: Gore Ave & Keefer Street
Beverly Kendall (Chief Eagle Child) Jubilee Mascot, Vancouver B.C.
Captain George Vancouver, R.N. Vancouver Golden Jubilee, 1886 - 1936
Convent - Sacred Heart, Vancouver B.C.
E.H. Heaps & Co Building and Ruskin Station (no caption)
Riders on horseback (no caption)
Methodist Church, Kerrisdale
Lumber Schooner, Fraser Mills

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