Vancouver History: Before and After – Apartments 2
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As such, I thought it would be a good time to prepare a blog post since I’m currently 9 hours ahead of Vancouver and likely to pass out upon arrival in my Swiss hotel. I’m not sure when I’ll wake up or what day it might be but please enjoy this next installment of the “Then and Now” photo series.
1924
Davie at Thurlow
2009

1928
10th at Hemlock
2009

1936
Tudor Manor, 1311 Beach Avenue
2009

1940s
Cambie at West 23rd
2009

Sources: The older images are courtesy of the City of Vancouver Archives and the 2009 images have been screen-captured from Google Street Views.
This is my second “apartment” theme but if you have any suggestions for a future “Then and Now” series please feel free to drop me a comment.








November 18th, 2009 at 9:05 am
I have a photo from the early 1920’s of my grandfather, who was then City Engineer for the City of Point Grey, before amalgamation. He is standing proudly beside one of his new lamp standards. No one in the family knows where the photo was taken, except that it’s somewhere on the west side. I would love to figure out where it is … although I bet all the houses in the shot are now gone.
November 18th, 2009 at 12:54 pm
I remember driving past the Tudor Manor with my partents when I was very young, admiring it and thinking I would love to live there one day!
ps: Glad to hear that you have arrived safely in Switzerland