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Timms, Vancouver, BC

Stanley Park - Narrows. Vancouver, B.C.
Silica Brick Plant. Steveston, B.C. September, 1908
Cedar Walk, Stanley Park. Vancouver, B.C.
Judging the Horses, the Fair. Eburne, B.C.
Big Fir and Cedar, Stanley Park. Vancouver, B.C.
Totem Pole, Stanley Park. Vancouver, B.C.
Eburne Methodist Church, Eburne, B.C.
Bend of the Road, Second Beach. Vancouver, B.C.
Frazer River and Canneries. Steveston, B.C. September, 1908.
Autumn, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Autumn, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Keep Left - Stanley Park. Vancouver, B.C.
Sunset, English Bay, Vancouver, B.C.
The Start - Swimming Race, English Bay, Vancouver, B.C.
Dredge "Beaver No.2" Dyking in Steveston, B.C., September, 1908
The Scottish-Canadian Cannery, Steveston, B.C., September, 1908
English Bay and Siwash Rock. Vancouver, B.C.
Storm, English Bay. Vancouver, B.C.
One of the Big Canneries, Steveston, B.C., September, 1908
Girls Swimming Race, English Bay. Vancouver, B.C.
Pic-nic at Second Beach. Vancouver, B.C.
Promenade at Second Beach. Vancouver, B.C.
Watching the Races, English Bay. Vancouver, B.C.
The Settling Tanks and Screen House. Capilano Valley, B.C.
Bank, Telegraph and Ticket Offices. Vancouver, B.C.

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