Aerial View of Esquimalt municipality. East - Esquimalt Harbour to West -West Bay, South -Macaulay Point to North-Gorge waterway.

City Engineer's drawing for a syphon and bell.

Photographic copy of framed watercolor painted by John Cameron Hutchison, 1906. Shows Wharf Street in the old Esquimalt Village looking north toward Esquimalt Harbour.

Texaco Station operated by Alan Catt (donor's father) at the southeast corner of Esquimalt Road and Sturdee Street. It was later sold to Les Bakrud. The attached coffee bar was run by Dorothy and Mrs. Gammon.

M&C Logging was the name of business run by Alan Catt (donor's father) and Norman McKenzie hauling logs out of Zeballos in the 1950's.

Sydney and Emily Catt in front of 520 Sturdee Street. On the reverse of photo is written "Grandpa and Grandma". Sydney passed away in 1956 and Emily in 1970, both in Victoria.

Alan Catt (donor's father) also owned Esquimalt Taxi at the corner of Esquimalt Road and Sturdee Street.

Alan S. Catt on the right with unidentified man in front of Texaco Station gas pumps at the corner of Esquimalt Road and Sturdee Street.

1950's Ford taxi outside of the Esquimalt Taxi stand at 1353 Esquimalt Road. Owner was donor's father, Alan Catt. Taken after a snowfall.