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Photograph depicts Canadian Pacific Railway engine No. 374 when it first arrived on the Pacific Coast. This engine is now located at Kitsilano Beach.

Crowd of men gathered around steam locomotive decorated with cedar boughs and floral wreaths; cameo of Queen Victoria on front of engine.

Photograph depicts the iconic photograph of Hon. D. A. Smith, (later Lord Strathcona) driving the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway in Craigellachie.

Man in top hat with bushy white beard surrounded by other men in suits, coats, and hats, driving spike into railroad track; caption in bottom right corner.

Photograph depicts the dedication of a cairn honouring Tom Wilson, trailblazer of the Rockies.

Group of people, all wearing hats, gathered behind stone cairn surrounded by rock circle, with carving of man in hat, labeled "TOM WILSON", "TRAIL BLAZER OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES".

Photograph depicts a banquet for Ford executives.

Rows of men dressed in suits, being served by waiters in white suits; walls of banquet hall feature ornate carving and light fixtures; Union Jack and Canadian Red Ensign hanging from balcony railing in right of image; Stars and Stripes and Canadian Red Ensign hanging from balcony in left of image.

Photograph depicts four businessmen standing at the door of the Ford Motor Company of Canada's office. One copy is on matte paper and is signed by Leonard Frank.

Four business men, two with grey/white hair, on left, others with dark hair, on right, stand on front step of buildings; plaques on either side of doors reads "Ford Motor Company of Canada LIMITED"; art deco style light fixtures and trees in windows to left and right of plaques; signed "Leonard Frank, A.R.T.S." in bottom right corner.

This photograph is associated with McCarter & Nairn - supervising architects.

Photograph depicts a group portrait of Mayor L.D. Taylor with Vice Admiral Saburo Hyakutake and other members of the Imperial Japanese Navy on the Vancouver Courthouse stairs.