How Strawberry Hill Got Its Name

How Strawberry Hill Got Its Name: A brief review of a historic area of Surrey’s Newton neighbourhood including Japanese-Canadian history.
Continue reading this postHow Strawberry Hill Got Its Name: A brief review of a historic area of Surrey’s Newton neighbourhood including Japanese-Canadian history.
Continue reading this postPhotos of Vancouver in 1886 from the City of Vancouver Archives. On April 6, 1886 Vancouver was incorporated.
Continue reading this postVancouver’s Centennial Mascot was Tillicum the Sea Otter: I found a whole collection of photos in the Vancouver Archives featuring this (would be) Insta-famous character.
Continue reading this postCanadian American Border at Peace Arch Park: History of the Peace Arch with photos from the City of Vancouver Archives.
Continue reading this postOutbreaks in Vancouver History: Typhoid, Smallpox, the Spanish Flu, Scarlet Fever, Polio, and Tuberculosis, a dark history
Continue reading this postBison in Stanley Park: Photo evidence, from the Vancouver Archives, of the bison/buffalo enclosure in Stanley Park between 1890 and 1960s.
Continue reading this postVancouver Icons: Alexandra Park, Haywood Bandstand. Archive photos and a bit of history about this landmark heritage building
Continue reading this postVisit 5 of Vancouver attractions for just $5 during Winter Wander at Vanier Park on February 8, 2020Including the Museum of Vancouver and more
Continue reading this postA photo feature courtesy of the City of Vancouver Archives. Jan 8, 2020 Coal Harbour
Continue reading this postThe Twenties are back and as we head into a new decade, I thought I’d take a look back at Vancouver in 1920 with this collection of photos from the City of Vancouver Archives
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