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‘The Smallest Building’ in Vancouver

Posted on 02/18/2018 by mdm

As I spent a recent evening paging through the various editions of Exploring Vancouver (1st ed, 1974, 2nd ed., 1978, and 3rd ed., 2012) by Harold Kalman, I noticed an entry that I must have read at some point in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Bailey Bros., Charles Wishart, hotels/motels/inns, Uncategorized | Tagged bc, Commercial Barber Shop, Commercial Hotel, Esther Pashkovsky, Eva Shapiro, Exploring Vancouver, flack block, Harold Kalman, history, Joseph Rose, Lux Barber Shop, Morris Levine, ormidale block, Rose Bros. Barber Shop, Rose Downard, Samuel Rose, vancouver, William Blackmore, ymca | 6 Comments

The Lumberman and His Boy

Posted on 06/08/2016 by mdm

This is one of my favourite early photographs of Vancouver, the condition of the negative, notwithstanding. I love it for the usual reason for love . . . just because! But also for compositional and historical reasons. It seems to … Continue reading →

Posted in J. D. Hall, people, street scenes | Tagged bc, cambie, flack block, hastings, history, inns of court, news-advertiser, vancouver, victory square | 2 Comments

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