Vancouver History: Before and After Part Six

Comments 3 by Rebecca Bollwitt

This is now the sixth week of my Before and After photo series. I was a bit stumped this morning when trying to think of a theme so I just started typing random search words into the City Archives photo database.


Photo: Philip T Timms – Item #: CVA 677-565

What I ended up with was a small collection of points of interest and touristy landmarks throughout the City (and on the North Shore). Enjoy!…

Capilano Suspension Bridge
1917


Photo © F. Gowan – Archive Item #: CVA 1376-101

2009
Capilano Suspension Bridge

View from Prospect Point
1913


Photo: Quiney, James L. – Archive Item #: CVA 7-261

2009



Photo credit: scazon on Flickr

Stanley Park Hollow Tree
1902


Photo credit: Bailey Bros. – Archive Item #: St Pk P69

2009


Photo credit: recgeog

View from Grouse Mountain (night)
1915


Photo: W.J. Carruthers – Item #: Van Sc P156

2009


Photo credit: skw on Flickr

Should you have any theme suggestions for next week’s installment, please feel free to leave a comment below.

3 Comments  —  Comments Are Closed

  1. TarlanFriday, September 18th, 2009 — 12:25pm PDT

    Amazing photos! You’re like a little investigator digging through the archives 🙂 Check out the “Then & Now” post on Capilano Suspension Bridge that was inspired by you. http://capbridgeviews.com/2009/08/31/capilano-suspension-bridge-then-and-now/

  2. Tyler IngramFriday, September 18th, 2009 — 8:47pm PDT

    What, no photos of the Hallow tree as it stands today? I still think they shouldn’t have wasted the money by trying to put it upright. It’s more metal than wood now. *le sigh*

  3. Angela Hubbard photographyFriday, September 18th, 2009 — 9:59pm PDT

    LOVE IT!

Also on Miss604.com
«
»