One photo of the Tudor House Inn at the corner of Esquimalt Road and Admirals Road showing streetcar tracks on Esquimalt Road.

Doris Johnston (nee Acreman) home at 1205 Esquimalt Road.

John (Jack) Acreman in uniform, Canadian Garrison Artillery

John (Jack) Acreman riding a motorcycle in front of the Halfway House when he was Esquimalt's Chief of Police.

Wedding of John and Ethel (Brakes) Acreman November 15, 1915. Taken the night before he went overseas in WWI. John was born Dec 30, 1893 and died August 1, 1935. Ethel was born August 14, 1896 and died March 7, 1936.

John (Jack) Acreman in Esquimalt Chief of Police uniform on back porch of home at 1205 Esquimalt Road.

Children on play equipment at Memorial Park. L to R: Betty Witmer, Mona Garrett, Doris Acreman, Harry Witmer. Robinson family home in background.

At Fleming Beach, Ethel Acreman holding Harry Witmer. Beside Ethel are Doug and Doris Acreman and in front is Betty Witmer. House in background belonged to the Day family.

Esquimalt Garden Club group photo ca. 1965 L-R: Fred Lock Sr., Mr. Brown, Kay Hodgson's sister, Kay Hodgson, Mr. Fenwich, Show Judge, Hector McNeil (Esquimalt Head Gardener), Laurie Galley, Mrs. Jean Marie Amelia Iannerelli, née Cowden, Rose and Jim Roger (donors), Mrs. Harriet Violet Bryant, née Yerrill.

Looking out towards Brothers Island, now HMC Dock Yard property, showing houses on the point. Donor was born in one of the houses and Miss Ockenden grew up in the other. The location is now the science lab for D.N.D.