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.

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

Head shot of J.P.A. Christensen. Member of Esquimalt Council 1939-1947 and owner of Christensen's Garage.

View of Kinver beach and houses in about 1921. Of note is the Fleming home on the far right, for which Fleming Beach was named after. Originally called Viewfield and then renamed Libernel, it was demolished in the 70's.

Front Entrance to Lampson St. School pre-restoration. Mark Aitken, photographer.

Lampson School - Entrance at the front for "Girls". Mark Aitken, photographer

Group photograph of unidentified staff members at Lampson School in 1954.

Blank notecard with sketch by Gladys Durrant depicting Lampson Street School. The reverse reads " Built in 1903, declared unsound, and rebuilt in 1913, with Thomas Hooper as architect in the Georgian Revival style." It was closed in 1976 owing to declining enrolment. It was declared a Heritage Building in February 1990 and after extensive renovations reopened in the Spring of 1993".

Group photo of 1920/21 class on the steps at Lampson Street School. Some individuals indentifed on picture and in file.