
Coal Harbour Marina

Danny's Inn, on Cambie Street had an illustrious history
before its current "single tenant" accommodations.
The facing street, Cordova, was named after
Don Antonio Maria Villaces y Cordova,
Spanish Viceroy of Mexico

322 Water Street

Downtown Fiddler at Waterfront Station

Dominion Building at Victory Square

Dominion Building Side Entrance

Dominion Building Side Entrance

Victoria Cross Way

Dominion Building and Victoria Cross Way

Dominion Building with Cenopath at Victory Square

Victory Square

Beatty Street Drill Hall with Sherman Tank
The British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own)
is an Army Reserve armoured
reconnaissance regiment of
39 Canadian Brigade Group garrisoned
in Vancouver, B.C.
at The Beatty Street Drill Hall

Beatty Street Drill Hall Architecture

Marine Building

Marine Building Detail

Marine Building Detail

Hudson Bay Building

Sinclair Centre
The Sinclair Centre joins together four buildings
with a glass atrium:
The Post Office (1910)
It’s style is described as Edwardian Baroque
and was the main post office in Vancouver
until the late 1950s. Its 12-foot diameter clocks,
which sit in the tower above Granville
and Hastings,
were restored in 1986.
The Winch Building (1911)
Located on the corner of Howe and Hastings
this building
was built by cannery pioneer
Richard Vance Winch.
It was designed by Thomas Hooper
and was completed
for $700,000 and sold to the
federal government in 1925.
Customs Examining Warehouse (1913)
Sitting Howe and Cordova,
this building was designed by
Public Works’ Chief Architect
David Ewart and was built
by the federal government as a
warehouse to handle federal
requirements on imported goods.
It was used by
Customs until 1958. Until recently
it was also the
home of Morton’s Steakhouse.
The Federal Building (1937)
At the corner of Granville and Cordova
this was built as an extension
of the Post Office.
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Hudson's Bay Company

Hotel Georgia Lobby Crystals and Clock

Waterfront Train Station Ceiling

Waterfront Train Station Rocky Mountains Mural

Waterfront Train Station Hallway