Photographs of seagulls on the ferry between Vancouver and Nanaimo on December 24, 1953. Captions read: "Gulls - Van[couver]-Nan[aimo] - Dec[ember] 24 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]". [Normadol refers to Ansco Normadol fine grain developer, used to develop the photos.]

Photographs of an industrial fire at Wrights Canadian Ropes Ltd. in Vancouver. The photographs depict the fire from many angles and also show firefighters attempting to put out the fire. Captions read: "Fire - Wrights Ropes - Sept[ember] [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]". [Normadol refers to Ansco Normadol fine grain developer, used to develop the photos.]

Photographs of gulls and photographers on the ferry between Victoria and Vancouver, the Parliament buildings in Victoria, the Empress Hotel in Vicotria, a ferry in the harbour, and gulls on the ferry between Victoria and Seattle.

Captions:
001: "Photographers on Boat Deck - Vict[oria]-Van[couver] - May 3 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
002: "Gull - Vict[oria]-Van[couver] - May 3 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
003: [same as 002]
004: "Parliament Building Windows - May 3 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
005: "Victoria - Yacht + Empress Hotel - May 3 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
006: "Victoria - Empress Hotel from Harbor [sic] - May 3 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
007: "Victoria - Ferry in inner harbor [sic] - Supreme Norm[adol]"
008: "Victoria - Harbor [sic] - May 3 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
009: "Gull from Boat - Seattle-Vict[oria] - May 3 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
010: "Gulls on Boat - Seattle-Vict[oria] - May 3[19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"

[Normadol refers to Ansco Normadol fine grain developer, used to develop the photos.]

Photograph of North Vancouver Ferry Wharf with Vancouver in the distance. Caption reads: "Vancouver from North Vancouver Ferry Wharf - Spring 1953 - (Doris) - Plus X Normadol". [Normadol refers to Ansco Normadol fine grain developer, used to develop the photos. '(Doris)' implies that Doris Chambers took the photo.]

Photographs of Vancouver in the Summer of 1953, including shots of the mountains as seen from the CPR station, Granville Bridge, swimming platforms in Coal Harbour, and a peacock at Stanley Park.

Captions:
001: "Mountains from CPR Station - Summer 1953 - Ekt[achrome]"
002-004: "Granville Bridge - Summer 1953 - Ekt[achrome]"
005: "Swimming floats - Coal Harbour - Sept[ember] 1953 - Ekt[achrome]"
006: "Peacock at Stanley Park - Summer 1953 - Ekt[achrome]"

Photograph of a drawn map of Garibaldi Park and surrounding area, extending to Lower Mainland, Lytton, Pemberton, and Jervis Inlet. Glass slide is framed with blue tape.

Photographs of the construction of Granville Bridge in Vancouver. The photos date from May, July, and September 1953.

Captions:
001: "Gran[ville] Bridge - May [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
002: "Gran[ville] Bridge - July [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
003: "Gran[ville] Bridge - May [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
004: [same as 003]
005: [same as 003]
006: [same as 003]
007: "Gran[ville] Bridge - Sept[ember] [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
008: "Granville Bridge from Houseboat - Fall [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"

[Normadol refers to Ansco Normadol fine grain developer, used to develop the photos.]

Photograph of Burrard Bridge taken from Clay's Wharf on March 14, 1954. Caption reads: "Burrard Bridge from Clay's Wharf - Mar[ch] 14 [19]54 - Supreme Norm[adol]". [Normadol refers to Ansco Normadol fine grain developer, used to develop the photos.]

Photographs of seagulls as seen from the ferry between Vancouver and Nanaimo, BC on June 27, 1954. Caption reads: "Sea gulls - Vancouver-Nanaimo - June 27 [19]54 - 3 neg[ative]s - Supreme Norm[adol] Aug[ust] 31 [19]54". [Normadol refers to Ansco Normadol fine grain developer, used to develop the photos. The second date in the caption refers to the date the photo was developed. The second date is likely the date the photos were developed.]

Photographs of a group picnicking in August 1954 on the way to Vancouver after camping. Caption reads: "Scenes on Trip from Camp to Vancouver - Aug[ust] 1954 - 4 neg[ative]s - Supreme Home Photo".