Alex Philip and Fisheries Inspector Fren Winlow on a Vancouver Street.

Photograph of Alex Philip watering the lawn at his Vancouver home, 2950, Trinity St, Vancouver.

Two identical photographs of Mariah (Rhi) Philip and Myrtle Philip on a Vancouver street, taken by a street photographer.

Grace Naismith and Myrtle Philip, dressed in city clothes, on a Vancouver street.

Postcard of several people posing on a felled giant fir tree. Caption on postcard : "THIS FIR GIANT MEASURED 417 FT. IN HEIGHT WITH A CLEAR 300 FT. TO THE FIRST LIMB. AT THE BUTT IT WAS 25 FT. THROUGH WITH BARK 16 IN. THICK. ITS CIRCUMFERENCE BEING 77 FT.; 207 FT. FROM THE GROUND ITS DIAMETER WAS 9 FEET. FELLED NEAR VANCOUVER IN AUGUST '95 BY GEORGE CARY, WHO IS SEEN UPON THE LADDER." Handwritten inscription below caption : "1895" and inscription on verso : "Sam Steeves / 406 . 3rd ave / New Westminster"

Myrtle and Alex Philip walking down a Vancouver street.

Photograph of a man (Fred Nardin) with surveying equipment standing next to a house. Alex Philip is standing on the porch. The annotation on the reverse reads "Fred Nardin who built our house at 2950 Trinity St, 1911, Alex on porch."

Photograph of Alex and Myrtle Philip and Mrs Baston, sitting on the steps of 2950 Trinity St, Vanocuver. Alex and Myrtle's Vancouver home before they moved to Alta Lake.

Jean Tapley, Elsie Philip and an unknown woman outside Myrtle & Alex's Vancouver home. The annotation on the reverse written by Myrtle reads "Jean, Elsie, ?, our home, 2950 Trinity St, Vancouver, 1912."

John (holding Ki the dog), Rhi, Alex and Elsie Philip clowning on the front porch of 2950 Trinity St, Vancouver.