Photo of Esquimalt High School class. Top row: Mr. Patterson (2nd from left), Allen Cummings (on his right), next student unknown, Sutherland MacKay, Miss Kate M. Parkinson (known as Kitty), Bobs (Roberts) Mulcahy (named after Lord Roberts of Boer War fame), Miss Rodd. 2nd row: Esther Driver, Kate McLennon, Margaret Jones, Ida Anderson, unnamed, unnamed. 3rd row: Ian Mackay, Cliff Bull, unnamed, Ruth Johnson, Cathy Williamson, Pat Mulcahy, Gordon Hutchinson. Front row: unnamed, Alec Hutchinson (became assistant principal to Hugh Creelman), Minnie McGinley, Hazel Conacher (related to Conacher boys of hockey and lacrosse fame), Billy Young, Duncan Fraser.

Photo of Cub Scouts outside St. Paul's Church: Front Row (L-R): Jack Stevens, 2. Don Bray, 3. Don Walker, 4. Bev Label, 5. Louis Bray, 6. -?-, 7. Bill Dalloway, 8. -?- Harris.
Middle Row (L-R): 9. Cyril Putt, 10. Leslie Jordon, 11. -?- Wilson, 12. Doug Acreman, 13. Alf Ricketts, 14. George Dunlop, 15. Bill Watson, 16. Philip Young, 17. Victor Dear, 18. George Wilkinson.
Back Row (L-R): 19. Mrs. Label, Akela, 20. Padre Chapman, 21. Miss Elizabeth Maud Higgins.

Class photo including: 1. Allan Good(?); 2. Charlie Hall; 3. ?; 4. Vic Morochi; 5. Jack Rose; 6. George Wilkinson; 7. Evelyn Eva; 8. ?; 9. Jean Kinch(?); 10. ?; 11. June Oliver; 12. Rainey Hill; 13. Molly Iams; 14. ?; 18. ? Morrison; 19. Agnes Guerney; 20. Miss Annie Elizabeth Isbister; 21. ?; 22. Bill Edgington; 23. Doug Harvey; 24. Myron Ashton; 25. Ray Carson; 26. Leslie Jordon; 27. Eddie De Costa; 28. Jim Stewart; 29. Bill Dalloway; 30. Ted Morrison(?).

Photo of seaplane, Boeing C-204 Thunderbird, in Esquimalt Harbour, taking on passengers for free city flight. Dock at foot of Pioneer St. (Brunsdons' Wharf). Boys won contest run by Rexall Drug Co., at Fulmer's Drug Store, Esquimalt and Admirals Rd. Ernie Durrant was one winner. Contest winners decided by most prescriptions ordered by family.

Photo of seaplane, Boeing C-204 Thunderbird, in Esquimalt Harbour, taking on passengers for free city flight. Dock at foot of Pioneer St. (Brunsdon's Wharf). Boys won contest run by Rexall Drug Co., at Fulmers' Drug Store, Esquimalt & Admirals Rd. Ernie Durrant was one winner. Contest winners decided by most prescriptions ordered by family. Note Signal Hill in background (looking East).

Photo of seaplane, Boeing C-204 Thunderbird, taking on passengers for free city flight. Dock at foot of Pioneer St. (Brunsdon's Wharf). Boys won contest run by Rexall Drug Co., at Fulmers' Drug Store, Esquimalt & Admirals Rd. Ernie Durrant was one winner. Contest winners decided by most prescriptions ordered by family. Looking East toward Signal Hill.

Photo of south side of 1300 block Esquimalt Road. Businesses are Esquimalt Meat Market, Mr. Craven's Plumbing Shop (with house behind), drug store, Western Supply Store. Streetcar track is visible on north side of unpaved road. On the far north side of Esquimalt Rd. is the Coach and Horses Hotel.