Old pictures of Nome

1927

Inuit mother and child

1901

Wyatt Earp billed his Dexter Saloon in Nome as "the only second class saloon in Alaska".

1900

The Dexter Saloon at left was owned by Wyatt Earp and his partner Charles E. Hoxie

1900

about two blocks wide and five miles long

1907

Freight wagons of the W. J. Rowe Transfer Co.

c. 1900

Dogs pulling a rail cart

1901

4th of July Parade

1912

Automobiles in mud on the Monkman Pass Highway

1974

AC/DC's Early Days

1952

Whale washed ashore by a tsunami

1911

INUIT GIRL WORKING

1950

Padluk with one of her four children

1939

STREET

1871

he abandoned Hudson's Bay Company Jasper House

c. 1862

The Bonaparte House on the Cariboo Trail

c. 1935

Mary Lee at a picnic

1903

Lake Louise

1947

Indigenous children at a residential school

1890

Dominion Day yacht regatta

1932

A BC Liquor Store at Davie and Howe

1951

Princess Elizabeth

1933

Burrard Bridge over False Creek

1967

COURT HOUSE

1964

Radio Operator

c. 1865

Denman Street and English Bay area

1868

OLDEST PHOTO OF THE CITY

1908

OLD POSTCARD

c. 1953

NIGHT SCENE

1914

Vancouver Millionaires

1920

Ship passing Prospect Point

1939

S.S. "Prince Robert" with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth approaches

1918

The 29th Battalion, Yukon contingent

1968

NEW AIRPORT

1947

City Hall

1949

AEREAL VIEW

1920

IN THE WAY TO New Brunswick

1899

Soldiers leaving for the Boer War

1890

Vancouver from Hotel Vancouver

c. 1921

Veterans making poppies

1926

Christmas Vacation of College Students in Ardingley

1914

LOOKING NORTH

c. 1860

China Bluff on way

1940

Wait for Me, Daddy

1946

A Sikh man working on his 300-acre farm

1885

Last Spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway

1885

Canadian Pacific Railway

1942

STREET