1300 block of Esquimalt Road after snowfall
item1916PR222-993-075-007
Photo of businesses on Esquimalt Road, including the Beaumont Post Office at the corner of Cosntance Avenue, after a large snowfall.
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3 generations of Stewarts
itemca. 1960PR222-993-027-006
Photo of Bill Stewart (right) with his father Mr. Stewart Sr., and his son.
50th Anniversary of Esquimalt High School Class of 1937
item1987PR222-993-027-001
Photo of Esquimalt High reunion attendees. Identified are: Front Row (L-R) Ed DeCosta, Walter Lock. Back Row: John Shiner, Bill Stewart, Barbara Crane, Alec Ord, Mary Crane.
Boat in harbour
itemca. 1915PR222-993-075-002
Photo of an unidentified boat docking alongside wharf. HBC warehouse in background across the harbour.
Division 3, Esquimalt High School (Head St), 1929
item1929PR222-993-027-012
Photo of Esquimalt High School class. Back Row, (L-R): 1. Roy Jacklin, 2. --, 3. Harry Symonds, 4. --, 5 --, 6. Charles Stewart, 7. Arnold Wilkinson, 8. Herbert Thompson. 2nd Row from back, (L-R): 1 teacher and 11 girls unidentified, except 12. ? Cookson, 5. P…
Esquimalt High School running team
itemca. 1935PR222-993-027-011
Photo of the Esquimalt High School running team. Back Row (L-R): Mr. Smith, Ed DeCosta, Gordie Cooper, Bill Stewart. Front Row: Bill McColl, Adrian Pecknold, Ernie Durrant.
Esquimalt Road after snowfall
item1916PR222-993-075-005
Photo looking down Esquimalt Road after a large snowfall. St. Paul's Church on left.
Esquimalt Road after snowfall
item1916PR222-993-075-006
Photo looking down Esquimalt Road after a large snowfall. The Pool Room is the false-fronted building on the left.
Four boys in the garden
item1924PR222-993-027-005
Photo of 2 young boys playing with a toy car, taken July 1924. Identified as: (L-R) Jackil Williams, Duncan Kennedy, Bill Stewart (about 5 years old), Bob Stewart.
HMC Dockyard Gate After Snowfall
item1916PR222-993-075-008
Snowy photo of the HMC Dockyard gate at the brick wall that separated HM Dockyard from the Esquimalt Village ca. 1916.
