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daughter, Wynne was born in 1950. To get to Craig Avenue you had to come up Holmes Street which at that time was just two ruts in the road. Holmes Street curved onto Craig Avenue and it was barely passable by car. The Burnaby Lake Interurban Tram operated right across the road from our house until

, 2018. Available online at HeritageBurnaby.ca Saving Burnaby Lake. Burnaby Community Heritage Commission 125 Video Collection, 2018. Available online at HeritageBurnaby.ca Saving the Salmon: The Brunette River Story. Burnaby Community Heritage Commission 125 Video Collection, 2018. Available online

���Looking north along Pole Line Road now Sperling Avenue Deer Lake at bottom left c. 1910 Burnaby Village Museum photo ����Early Burnaby as recalled by the settlers themselves w h o arrived from every corner of the w o r l d between 1888 a n d 1930 some witnessing incorporation of the district i n

LIFE WITH THE MOORES OF HART HOUSE Pioneer Days on Burnaby's Deer Lake ��LIFE WITH THE MOORES OF HART HOUSE Pioneer Days on Burnaby's Deer Lake Harry Pride ^ ^ • v ^ C C i t y o f XiyBurnaby Published by the City of Burnaby Community Heritage Commission 2002 �National Library of Canada Cataloguing

of Burnaby Mountain. Today Barnet Marine Park has very few reminders of its remarkable past oth er than a few buildings and th e evocative ruins of the old sawmill and village. This book for the first time brings to life this special place through recounting its history, its industries and the personal

between two beautiful lakes was available, he decided to sell his Fraser Valley property and buy it. His acreage touched both Deer Lake and Burnaby Lake and the stream that joined the two, Deer Creek, meandered through his land. It was a lovely spot filled with natural beauty. Today, Burnaby's 1971

in order to enter grade 8. They could now attend Burnaby South High School paying $3.00 per month, but it was difficult to get there. Students had to walk to the Sprott Station, get on the Burnaby Lake line to New Westminster, transfer at Edmonds Street onto a little streetcar going to South Burnaby

����HISTORY OF BURNABY A N D VICINITY �G E O R G E G R E E N A u t h o r of " T h e Life and W o r k of George M a l c o l m A n n a b l e , " A story of the early development of the Canadian West. "Some Pioneers of L i g h t and P o w e r i n B r i t i s h C o l u m b i a . " " T h e F o u n d i n

over Deer Lake c.1917 [BCA] Rear Cover: Fairacres Mansion,rendering, 1911 [Burnaby Art Gallery Collection] All photographcs by Donald Luxton & Associates Inc. unless otherwise noted Graphic Design & production by G. Todd Brisbin (www.iotacreative.ca) Published by the City of Burnaby Ownership

...............................................83 1860 Hydrographic Chart with Burnaby Lake..........................................84 City of New Westminster, c.1861.............................................................84 New Westminster, Government Buildings, c.1862.....................................85 New Westminster, Columbia Street

U G H T H E W O O D - F R A M E D S H A N - TY T O W N , IN LESS T H A N O N E H O U R , T H E ENTIRE CITY OF V A N C O U V E R WAS R E D U C E D TO ASHES. Burnaby as viewed from the Sperling Avenue Hill looking north beyond Deer Lake shows the wilderness that existed in 1910. BURNABY VILLAGE MUSEUM

Lake area. He and his wife, Jung Gee Shee, arrived in Burnaby 1907 and raised a family of five: Anne, Maida, Laura (my mother), Harry and Gordon. In my mother’s teenage years, she was fiercely independent and strong-willed. Her two sisters had arranged marriages; my mother refused to comply

if wondering what to do next. In the process of its dilemma it wore the railhead right down to the web. Needless to say, the conspiracy, once discovered, was suitably dealt with. In 1922 Fraser Wilson, who was living in the Grandview district, caught the Burnaby Lake interurban at 5:30 every morning