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Timms, Vancouver, BC,Made in Canada

The Black Tusk Garibaldi Park, B.C.
Sunday Morning. Thompson River heading for the Pacific Ocean
Sunday Morning, A Pioneer Log Barn, Pavilion, B.C.
Sunday Morn
Store, Camp and Supply Station. Pavilion, B.C.
Store, Camp and Supply Station. Pavilion, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C. (no caption)
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew -Wesley United Church, Vancouver, B.C.
St. Andrew-Wesley United Church (no caption)
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, 1904, Vancouver, B.C.
Slowly, but Very Fine. Old Grist Mill, Ashcroft (B.C.)
Sky Blue Water Camp. Pavilion, B.C.
Sky Blue Water Camp. Pavilion, B.C.
Sky Blue Water Camp. Pavilion, B.C.
Sand Streams Pouring into the Thompson River, B.C.
S.S. Britannia entering Snug Cove (no caption)

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