Includes records relating to the old Esquimalt Village that was located where HMC Dockyard is today. The land was expropriated by the federal government in the Second World War.
Photo of seaplane, Boeing C-204 Thunderbird, in Esquimalt Harbour, taking on passengers for free city flight. Dock at foot of Pioneer St. (Brunsdons' Wharf). Boys won contest run by Rexall Drug Co., at Fulmer's Drug Store, Esquimalt and Admirals Rd. Ernie Durrant was one winner. Contest winners decided by most prescriptions ordered by family.
Photo of seaplane, Boeing C-204 Thunderbird, in Esquimalt Harbour, taking on passengers for free city flight. Dock at foot of Pioneer St. (Brunsdon's Wharf). Boys won contest run by Rexall Drug Co., at Fulmers' Drug Store, Esquimalt & Admirals Rd. Ernie Durrant was one winner. Contest winners decided by most prescriptions ordered by family. Note Signal Hill in background (looking East).
Photo of seaplane, Boeing C-204 Thunderbird, taking on passengers for free city flight. Dock at foot of Pioneer St. (Brunsdon's Wharf). Boys won contest run by Rexall Drug Co., at Fulmers' Drug Store, Esquimalt & Admirals Rd. Ernie Durrant was one winner. Contest winners decided by most prescriptions ordered by family. Looking East toward Signal Hill.
Photo of a ship in drydock as seen from 611 Pioneer St. (Old Esquimalt Village). Soue Kee laundry and Burnett Foundry can be seen on left. Large house (left) belonged to Harry Smith.
Photo of residential area and Mesher Beach from across the bay. Boat launch on left. Pumphouse chimney at Old Drydock visible in background. Esquimalt Road or Hospital Road trestle at base of Signal Hill on extreme right.
Framed photo of Royal North West Mounted Police on Pioneer St. escorting H.R.H. Duke of Cornwall and York during his visit to Esquimalt and Victoria, Oct. 1, 1901.
Photo of a parade in Old Esquimalt Village. Signal Hill in background.