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Sketch by local Esquimalt artist, Gladys Durrant showing Comerford's Rex Service station on right and the Rex Theatre. On the far right is the Tudor House. This is one of two Sketches that were completed, but never used, for Gladys's local history book called Seafarers, Saints, & Sinners.

Sketch by local Esquimalt artist, Gladys Durrant of the ship "Princess Maquinna" who served the isolated west coast of Vancouver Island for 4 decades. The sketch was drawn from a B.C. government photograph. This is one of two sketches that were completed, but never used, for Gladys's local history book called Seafarers, Saints, & Sinners.

Photo postcard of large group of people, mostly unidentified. The postcard reads, "Front Right - G.E. Hodgson, Second Row Right Hand Side - Walter Scott, Second Row - Reeve Alex Lockley (almost center in white suit), Left side Mr. Frank Cook in white shirt with cane. Next to Mr. Cook, his sister-in-law Miss Annie Yates".

511 Constance Avenue - Home of the Stewart family. Andrew and Isabel with baby Charlie. The Stewarts sold the house in 1993 and it became "Esquimalt Neighbourhood House".

Isabel holding Charlie with Andrew in the garden of their home at 511 Constance Avenue.

Andrew Stewart Family Portrait. Back row L-R: William, Florence (Charles' wife), Charles, Robert, Front row: L-R: Andrew and Isabel. The Stewart family home at 511 Constance Street was sold in 1993 and became "Esquimalt Neighbourhood House".

Jack Williams, Dunc Kennedy, Bill and Bob Stewart in the side yard at 511 Constance.

Studio Portrait of William, Charles (eldest) and Robert (youngest). The Stewart family home at 511 Constance Street was sold in 1993 and became "Esquimalt Neighbourhood House".

The three Stewart boys in the backyard of 511 Constance Avenue