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Located on the western slope of Gonzales Hill at Foul Bay and Fairfield Roads.

Part two of two-part panorama taken from the Parliament Buildings.

Part one of two-part panorama taken from the Parliament Buildings.

East side, between Chatham and Cadeldonia. Lou Yick, 1813 Douglas; L. Mooney Confectionary, 1815 Douglas; Oddy's Second Hand Store, 1817 Douglas.

At the foot of Bastion Square.

Pictured in foreground is a 1933-1934 Ford V-8 automobile.

Victoria Fire Department truck in front of the Dominion Hotel, 755-765 Yates Street.

700 block Yates Street.

Between Langley and Government Streets. Dr. J.D. Helmcken home on far left; basement entrance of the Lascelles Block on far right.

Dr. John S. and Cecelia Helmcken residence originally called "Arbutus Lodge".

Showing part of the south facade and the east facade with the chapel on the far right.

103rd Battalian selling war bonds on the corner. Balmoral Hotel in the background.

City crews pruning trees.

Masonic Temple in background, N.W. corner of Douglas and Fisgard Streets.

Arch probably erected to welcome the Prince of Wales in 1919.

Showing the President and Lt. Governor Eric Hamber in a 1936 Buick Phaeton owned by Mr. Graham Graham of Victoria.

Chief Thunderbird (Jean Baptiste Paul - Saanich First Nation) in centre with headdress was a professional wrestler of note. Probably opening of Thunderbird Park.

Back row, L-R: Billie Williams, Alex Maclean, Ray Wilson, Tom Futcher, Bernie Schwengers, Ted Browne, Tom Patton. Middle row: Jim Martin, Parker Hibben, Conrad Schwengers, Bert Trimen, Fred Futcher. Front row: Will York, Lou York, Jack McTavish.

Pictured is Mrs. G.A. (Amy) McTavish seated to the right of the easel.

Part of Invertavish Nursery Gardens located between Rupert Street (now Quadra), Heywood Avenue (now Southgate), and Southgate Street (now Convent Place). Vancouver Street in background between Pakington and Southgate. Jack McTavish 3rd from left, Fred Brae on the end of the plough.

Part of Invertavish Nursery Gardens located between Rupert Street (now Quadra), Heywood Avenue (now Southgate), and Southgate Street (now Convent Place). Vancouver Street in background between Pakington and Southgate. Jack McTavish 3rd from left, Fred Brae on the end of the plough.

Large house in background is "Ellersley" on Anson Street.

Part of two-part panorama looking towards Mount Douglas. Cedar Hill Road in foreground.

Part of two-part panorama. Cedar Hill Road in foreground. Looking towards Mt. Douglas. Intersection of Cedar Hill X Road and Richmond Road, left foreground. St. Aidan's Church, centre.

Taken upon the Helmckens' return from New York.

Group portrait at 638 Elliot Street. Amy McTavish to the left of J.S. Helmcken.