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Timms, Vancouver, BC

Hastings Street, East from Granville. Vancouver, B.C.
Sunset, Britannia Beach, B.C.
Hastings Street, East of Cambie. Vancouver, B.C. (and a Happy New Year)
Hastings Street, East of Cambie. Vancouver, B.C.
Hastings Street West of Richards. Vancouver, B.C.
Boat Race, English Bay, Vancouver, B.C.
H.M.S. Kestrel in Harbor. Vancouver, B.C.
S.S. Princess Victoria leaving dock. Vancouver, B.C.
Touring Car near Brockton Point. Vancouver, B.C.
Winter Scene. Britannia Mines, B.C.
Hastings Street, East of Homer Street, Vancouver, B.C.
Duck Pond, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Big Trees and Roadway. Vancouver, B.C.
Team in Big Tree. Vancouver, B.C.
Wholesale Houses. Vancouver, B.C.
Team and Carriage in Big Tree. Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Victory - Tree Life in Stanley Park. Vancouver, B.C.
Driveway by the Narrows, Stanley Park. Vancouver, B.C.
Auto Parade in Stanley Park. Vancouver, B.C.
Capilano Canyon, Hugh (High) Bluffs. Vancouver, B.C.
Capilano Rapids. Vancouver, B.C.
Capilano Canyon Natural Bridge. Vancouver, B.C.
"There was I, Waiting at the Church.", Vancouver, B.C.
"Thoroughbred Holsteins," Steve's Hygienic Dairy. Steveston, B.C. September, 1908.
Capilano Canyon - A Cool Spot. Vancouver, B.C.

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