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Current featured image:
Steveston, B.C. Circa 1898. A steamer with yards, a three masted ship, a
four masted barque and two more three masted ships; all five vessels loading
cases of canned salmon for the United kindom, etc. The stern-wheel steamer,
beyond, is probably the Victoria to New Westminster ferry boat. The horse
drawn stage for Vancouver entered the forest at Eburne, now Marpole, and by
a slit in the towering firs and cedars, "called the North Arm Road", now
Granville Street South, reached the clearing known as "fairview" at the city
boundary, 16th Ave. Photo presented, 8 July, 1947 by Mrs. A. E. Campbell,
Vancouver. Photo by B.J. Thomson, Photo, City of Vancouver Archives, BO
P297
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