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Aerial view - HMC Dockyard, Yarrows No. 1 yard, Township of Esquimalt along Esquimalt Road and Lyall Street. HMCS Naden, Federal Graving Dock. Ryans Bros Photo

Overview showing Signal Hill, Yarrows No. 1 yard, HMCS Naden, Federal Graving Dock with a tanker occupying it, Admirals Road and beyond. Photographer: George N.Y. Simpson.

Overview of Yarrows No. 1 yard looking across Constance Cove to Federal Graving Dock (unoccupied) and Yarrows No. 2 yard. Portion of HMCS Naden and Admirals Road visible. Photographer: George N.Y. Simpson.

Overview of Yarrows No. 1 yard., wharves with Royal Canadian Frigate, a barge & other small boast alongside. Looking east across Constance Cove to HMCS Naden and Lang Cove. Photographer: George N.Y. Simpson

Overview of Yarrows shipyard from No. 1 yard to No. 2 yard. Esquimalt Graving Dock & corner of HMCS Naden visible. Photographer: George N.Y. Simpson

Aerial photo of Yarrows shipyard looking across Constance and Lang Cove to HMCS Naden. Former wardroom and damage control centre visible. Photographer: George N.Y. Simpson

Hugh McKenzie, Yarrows Safety Inspector (center), presents Alexander Grant Campbell and Gerry Anderson hardhats and membership certificates to the Turtle Club for their respective accidents without resulting injury as depicted in the photo.

R.E. "Dick Hill, Inspector for Workmens Compensation Board, is presenting David Pierce with a hardhat and certificate of membership to the Turtle Club as Pierce was hit on the head, with little injury, by a steel lifting clip that Hugh McKenzie is holding

2 Yarrows employees posing beside the fundraising thermometer depicting that they exceeded their goal of $7000. This was for the Red Feather Campaign of the Community Chest in 1962.

Photo by Ryan Bros of Victoria of 3 Yarrows employees hoisting a manager (possibly John Wallace) holding a sign that reads "Yarrows Ltd. Employees $11,000". This was for the Red Feather Campaign of the Community Chest in 1962.