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Mr. Brindle driving a Victoria Fire Department truck in the 1919 Empire Day parade
Mrs. Lee Mong Kow (daughter of Sam Kee), Mrs. Charlie Bo, and Mrs. Ting
Mrs. Lou Poy
Nicholles & Renouf Hardware
Observation car on Bay Street near the Point Ellice (Bay Street) Bridge
Officer of the Chee Kong Tong, the Chinese Free Masons. Also a teacher at the Chinese Public School
Old Police barracks and Lock-up, Bastion Square
One of the last Potlatches on the Songhees Reserve
Opening ceremonies for the Interurban Line to Deep Cove on June 18, 1913
Outer harbour from Shoal Point looking toward Inner harbour
Pacific Northwest Golf Tournament at the Royal Colwood Golf Club, Handicap Cup
Pacific Transfer Co., lower Fort Street
Pandora Avenue looking west
Pandora Avenue looking west
Panorama from the dome of the Parliament Buildings
Panorama from the dome of the Parliament Buildings looking east
Panorama from the dome of the Parliament Buildings looking over the harbour
Panorama from the dome of the Parliament Buildings looking over the harbour, looking west
Panorama of Bastion Square and Wharf Street
Panorama of Bastion Square and Wharf Street
Panorama of Harbour part 1 of 2
Panorama of Harbour part 2 of 2
Parliament Buildings
Parliament Buildings from the old Post Office. Causeway under construction
Parliament Buildings from the top of the Post Office
Parliament Buildings looking north west over the Inner Harbour towards the Johnson Street Bridge
Parliament Buildings still under construction
Parliament Buildings still under construction
Parliament Buildings, rear view
Parliament Buildings, Victoria BC
Playing chequers on the giant chequer board in the Chequer House, Beacon Hill Park
Point Ellice Bridge disaster May 26, 1896, aftermath
Portland Hotel, 700-723 Yates Street
Post Office Building facing the harbour
Post Office, Belmont Building and the Union Club from the Empress Hotel
Provincial Police (RCMP) office in Victoria
Provincial Royal Jubilee Hospital
Quadra Street Old Cemetery
Queue at the customs house for mining permits for the Klondike gold rush
Race track at Willows Fairgrounds
Reception at the Parliament Buildings for Major Fred Richardson, National Rifle Association champion
Reception at the Parliament Buildings for Major Fred Richardson, National Rifle Association champion
Reception at the Parliament Buildings for Major Fred Richardson, National Rifle Association champion
Redfern Jewelers, 1009 Government Street
Richard Blanshard, first Governor of Vancouver Island
Richard Jones outside his residence at 110 Superior Street
R.M.S. "Empress of India" docked at Rithet's Wharf
Rock Bay Bridge. The bridge was built in the 1850s to accommodated motor vehicles as well as trolley cars and which connected Store Street with Bridge Street. The bridge was removed at almost the same time that the Johnson Street Bridge was opened, 1924
Rock Bay Bridge. The bridge was built in the 1850s to accommodated motor vehicles as well as trolley cars and which connected Store Street with Bridge Street. The bridge was removed at almost the same time that the Johnson Street Bridge was opened, 1924
Roman Catholic Church on Humboldt Street