Exterior shot of Esquimalt Meat Market in 1992, prior to closing for good. The market was a family business of the Young's for 80 years.

Parade of cars on Esquimalt Road in 1921 at the corner with Admirals Road, showing Tudor House (then Seaman's Home) and Fulmer's Drugstore.

840 Craigflower Road known in the early days as "Birchwood", the residence of Annie Brown. The house was demolished shortly thereafter this picture was taken and is now the Shangri-La apartment townhomes.

840 Craigflower known in the early days as "Birchwood" and home to Annie Brown.

Coton's grocery store at 1209 Lyall Street in the 1950's. As of 2026, it is Howl Brewing!

Mulcahy Home near corner of Macaulay Street and Esquimalt Road. This is a rear view from Wollaston Street. Address was 1007 Esquimalt Road.

View of Esquimalt Road looking east showing St. Paul's church and the Yarrow's parking lot around 1973.

Picture taken from the NW corner of the plaza showing Safeway, Royal Bank, and other unidentifiable business.

View from Constance Avenue across recently cleared property to the Tudor House on Admirals and Esquimalt. The vacant land eventually became Admirals Square.

Buildings in old Esquimalt Village between Admirals Road and Constance Avenue on Esquimalt Road. Demolished to make way for "Admirals Square" around 1975.