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Timms, Vancouver, BC,Made in Canada

Young Men's Christian Association Vancouver, B.C.
Yale-Cariboo Rd. Alexandra Bridge, over 3000 ft. Replaced Ferry at Spuzzum
Where we stop for meals. Lillooet, B.C. Cariboo Highway
Where Beauty and Health Await You. Bowen Island, B.C.
We Replenish our Needs for the Journey Home. Pavilion, B.C.
We Assemble for Father and Mother's Golden Jubilee Kersley, B.C. July 27, 1930
Vancouver pbllic Library, Main Staircase from the First Floor
Upper Mimulus Falls, Garibaldi Park, B.C.
United Church of Canada, at Bowen Island, B.C. "Wherein Thine Honour Dwells"
Trout Hatchery, Sunnyside, B.C.
The Way to Dance Hall & Hotel, Bowen Island, B.C.
The Two Paths - St. Andrew -Wesley and First Baptist Churches, Vancouver, B.C.
The Race to the Pacific Ocean. Thompson River, B.C.
The Physics 1 Laboratory - UBC
The Library from the Southwest - UBC
"The Land of Sky Blue Waters", Pavilion, B.C.
"The Land of Sky Blue Water," Pavilion, B.C.
The Land of Sky Blue Water.
"The Land of Sky Blue Waters." Pavilion, B.C.
"The Land of Sky Blue Waters." Pavilion, B.C.
The Great Ridges, Marble Canyon Pavilion, B.C.
The Fraser River through the Dry Belt. Ashcroft, B.C.
The Frank Burnett Museum, West Wall - UBC
The Concourse from the South Corner - UBC
The Botany and Biology Laboratory - UBC

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