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Showing C.P.R. steamers "Princess Adelaide" and "Princess Charlotte" facing to Vancouver.

Now 1900 Store Street. Showing building before restoration.

The business was purchased by Sam Pattison and the name changed to Regal Cleaners.

In operation after 1950.

Interior of store at S.E. corner of Yates and Broad Street.

Showing interior of store at 649 Fort Street, S.W. corner of Fort and Douglas Streets.

1311 Broad Street.

L to R: Pilot Geo. Gardiner, Deputy Postmaster Mr. Bishop, Postmaster.

L to R: Ted Cressy (Engineer), Cecil Eve (Manager), Harold Walker (Pilot).

L to R: Ted Cressy (Engineer), Cecil Eve (Manager), Mr. Strane (president of Bren-Mar Airport, Seattle), Mrs. Motheral, Mrs. Walker, Harold Walker (Pilot) Harold Walker (Pilot).

Corrig College on far left. Streetcar is at the corner of Douglas and Niagara Streets.

Now 1900 Store Street. E & N Railyard at right.

Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson Jr. and daughter Edith in the front and Mr. and Mrs. George Sr. in the back.

Mrs. Cameron at left.

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in a 1930 Packard. Lt. Governor Eric Hamber on far left?

Pictured are Angus "Winnipeg" Chilton, Harold Husband, and Rebel Mowat.

Identified in the photograph are: 1. Mr. Cooness (hack driver); 2. John Ede (caretaker); 3. George Lyall (hack driver); 4. Mr. Pickering (Water Works Engineer); 5. Mayor James Fell; 6. J.D. Robinson (City Clerk); 7. Ald. John Grant; 8 Joseph Heywood (father-in-law of John Grant); 9. Alex Hendry (Water Commissioner); 10. Thomas Russell (City Treasurer); 11 Ald. A.J. Smith; 12. Ald. Robert Lipsett; 13. Capt. Litchfield (Master of the ship "Challenger"); 14 Ald. Humber; 15. George Winter (hack driver).

Arthur Knap standing by the side of the carriage. Empress Hotel in background.

Horses and wagon at N.W. corner of Yates Street and Waddington Alley.

Driver, J. Cruickshank and mechanic foreman, Bill Yule.

Showing: 1. Prison; 2. Hudson's Bay Warehouse; 3. Paddlewheeler "Enterprise"; 4. Presbyterian Church; 5. Steamer "Otter".

Seen from the Songhees Reserve. Finlayson home at far left.

Parade in front of the Empress Hotel.

Across Canada - Victoria, B.C. (May 24) to Halifax, N.S. (June 25). Representing the Navy: Lieut. John D. McRae of Prince Rupert, B.C. The Army: Lieut. C.W. Stanbury of Victoria, B.C. The R.C.A.F.: F/O A.M. Yule of Montreal, QC. T.D. Pattulo, Premier of B.C. delivering the torch at Thunderbird Park.

S.W. corner Douglas Street and Fort Street.

Possibly near Papermill Dam.

On the corner of Fairfield Road and Linden Avenue.

The family stands beside their new 1913 Studebaker.