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Great cedar tree, Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC, 1897

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  • Best Ever said:
    Wow, great pic. This tree will be cut down shortly. it still stands.
  • Kerri-Jo Stewart said:
    very cool, it had a really good life I had my photo taken in it 35 years ago
  • JenJeff said:
    What a cool photo...she almost looks like a little doll standing in front of that tree! I too had my photo taken here many times as a child. Maybe there should be a pool for photos of this tree?!?
  • BigBean said:
    I also had my picture taken there- the first time I visited Vancouver, aged 10. When we moved there a year later, we used to visit this tree often. I can't believe it's being cut down now.
  • Carine Marques said:
    crazy!!

Royal Tour: Aboriginal women and children, Vancouver, BC, 1901

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  • anjoudiscus said:
    Une photo remarquable !
  • Alejandra H. Covarrubias said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called **Social Documentary Photography & events** (Post 1 Award 5) , and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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    You are invited to add this superb documentary picture to:
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  • BigBean said:
    They don't look very excited by the royal visitors, do they. "When the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (later King George V and Queen Mary) visited the province in September 1901, they arrived on a Royal Train, built by the Canadian Pacific Railway for their personal use and equipped with luxurious fittings and commissioned art... The trip was continued across the strait to Vancouver Island by the Empress of India, a luxury liner also owned by the CPR. Horses and carriages were then used on the Island. " from the BC archives
  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    One of these women is featured on my Mother's Day traincase:
  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    And now she's also on a postcard we made: