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- ca. 1975 (Creation)
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1 b/w copy print
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The Roger family of 11 arrived in Victoria in April, 1908, from Scotland. They lived in tents at what is now Gorge Vale Golf Course for 6 months. Jim Roger attended Lampson St. School and was Supervisor of Boom Defences during WWII. His wife, the former Rose Durrant, grew up in Esquimalt. Her parents operated Durrant's Bakery.
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Donated to Esquimalt Municipal Archives, Accession 994-094.
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The block of Esquimalt Road (1248) at Constance Avenue around 1975 that was later demolished and redeveloped into 'Admirals Square'. Businesses pictured here: Harris's Grocery, Esquimalt Meat Market, Ed's Rod and Gun & Cycle Centre.
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Fair
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