1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 12 cm, mounted on card 18 x 23 cm
Scope and Content
Photograph of a class of eleven girls and two boys standing outside with their teacher Miss Annie Forrest at the Dundonald School. The students pictured in the photograph are; Maggie Byrne, Annie Thrussell, Nellie Woollard, Gussie Woollard, Elwood Bent and Tommy Brawnlie, Blanche Woollard, [first n…
1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 12 cm, mounted on card 18 x 23 cm
Scope and Content
Photograph of a class of eleven girls and two boys standing outside with their teacher Miss Annie Forrest at the Dundonald School. The students pictured in the photograph are; Maggie Byrne, Annie Thrussell, Nellie Woollard, Gussie Woollard, Elwood Bent and Tommy Brawnlie, Blanche Woollard, [first name unknown] Brawnlie, Ethel Thrussell, Norah Byrne, Mary Byrne, Bessie Woollard and Alice Woollard. Later called Fraser Arm School, Dundonald School was the fourth school built in Burnaby.
For a copy print from BC archives of the same image, but cropped differently, see HV976.40.3
Scan Resolution
600
Scan Date
08-Jun-09
Scale
100
Notes
Title based on contents of photograph
Note on verso of photograph reads: "Dundonald School. 1906 Left to Right. Maggie Byrne, Annie Thrussell, Nellie Wollard, Gussie Woollard, Elwood Bent, Tommy Brawnlie, Blanche Woollard, Brawnlie, Ethel Thrussell, Nora Byrne, Mary Byrne Bessie Woollard, Alice Woollard."
Note in pencil on recto of photograph reads: "1906"
Photograph of a Riverway East School class standing in rows on the front steps of their school. Their teacher is standing on the ground at the bottom of the stairs.
Photograph of a Riverway East School class standing in rows on the front steps of their school. Their teacher is standing on the ground at the bottom of the stairs.
Photograph of Riverway East (renamed Dundonald) School taken from River Road (now Marine Drive). A large pile of cordwood is visible alongside the school.
Photograph of Riverway East (renamed Dundonald) School taken from River Road (now Marine Drive). A large pile of cordwood is visible alongside the school.
Photograph of Riverway East (renamed Dundonald) School and Dundonald Untied Church taken from River Road (now Marine Drive). A large pile of cordwood is visible alongside the school.
Photograph of Riverway East (renamed Dundonald) School and Dundonald Untied Church taken from River Road (now Marine Drive). A large pile of cordwood is visible alongside the school.
Photograph of the students of Riverway East sitting and standing outside. One group is in three rows on the lawn of the school, while another group is in the background just in front of the school.
Photograph of the students of Riverway East sitting and standing outside. One group is in three rows on the lawn of the school, while another group is in the background just in front of the school.
Photographic postcard of Fred Holdsworth and his wife standing outside their Neville Street Home. The house is two storeys with an attic with windows. The porch is elevated with steep stairs leading to the front door, which is on the second floor. They are both standing with their hands on their hi…
Photographic postcard of Fred Holdsworth and his wife standing outside their Neville Street Home. The house is two storeys with an attic with windows. The porch is elevated with steep stairs leading to the front door, which is on the second floor. They are both standing with their hands on their hips. There are variant spellings of "Holdsworth" used in the notes in the accession file. They are "Houldsworth" and "Hallsworth." The 1937 British Columbia directory lists a Fred Houldsworth at 3345 Neville Street, Burnaby. The address was later renumbered 5249 Neville Street.
Photographic postcard of the Holdsworth house on Neville Street. The house is two storeys with an attic with windows. The porch is elevated with steep stairs leading to the front door, which is on the second floor. There is a woman standing in the porch, looking towards the photographer. Another ho…
Photographic postcard of the Holdsworth house on Neville Street. The house is two storeys with an attic with windows. The porch is elevated with steep stairs leading to the front door, which is on the second floor. There is a woman standing in the porch, looking towards the photographer. Another house is visible right beside the Holdsworth house. There are variant spellings of "Holdsworth" used in the notes in the accession file. They are "Houldsworth" and "Hallsworth." The 1937 British Columbia directory lists a Fred Houldsworth at 3345 Neville Street, Burnaby. The address was later renumbered 5249 Neville Street.
Photographic postcard of Neville Street just off Royal Oak Avenue. The street is a dirt road lined with residential buildings on one side and eletric power poles on the other side. The Holdsworth house is seen being constructed on the left. There is scaffolding on the side of the building and a cle…
Photographic postcard of Neville Street just off Royal Oak Avenue. The street is a dirt road lined with residential buildings on one side and eletric power poles on the other side. The Holdsworth house is seen being constructed on the left. There is scaffolding on the side of the building and a cleared lot beside the house. here are variant spellings of "Holdsworth" used in the notes in the accession file. They are "Houldsworth" and "Hallsworth." The 1937 British Columbia directory lists a Fred Houldsworth at 3345 Neville Street, Burnaby. The address was later renumbered 5249 Neville Street. An annotation on the back of the postcard reads: "Nevil [sic] Street - 1912 - Just off Royal Oak."
Photograph Le Grove family home at 3250 Neville Street (later renumbered 5422 Neville Street), Alta Vista. Frederick Le Grove and his friend, Ernie Carpenter, built the home prior to 1913.
Photograph Le Grove family home at 3250 Neville Street (later renumbered 5422 Neville Street), Alta Vista. Frederick Le Grove and his friend, Ernie Carpenter, built the home prior to 1913.
Photograph of the Le Grove family home kitchen at 3250 Neville Street (later renumbered 5422 Neville Street). This was the home of Ida Le Grove (nee Burlton), her husband, Frederick Le Grove, and their family. The house was built by Frederick Le Grove.
Photograph of the Le Grove family home kitchen at 3250 Neville Street (later renumbered 5422 Neville Street). This was the home of Ida Le Grove (nee Burlton), her husband, Frederick Le Grove, and their family. The house was built by Frederick Le Grove.
1 photograph : b&w ; 3.6 x 3.5 cm print on contact sheet 21.5 x 26.8 cm
Scope and Content
Photograph of Lyle Le Grove at 3250 Neville Street (later renumbered 5422 Neville Street). The Sam Bickerton boot repair business is in the background.
1 photograph : b&w ; 3.6 x 3.5 cm print on contact sheet 21.5 x 26.8 cm
Description Level
Item
Record No.
370-631
Access Restriction
No restrictions
Reproduction Restriction
No known restrictions
Accession Number
BHS1999-03
Scope and Content
Photograph of Lyle Le Grove at 3250 Neville Street (later renumbered 5422 Neville Street). The Sam Bickerton boot repair business is in the background.
1 photograph : b&w ; 3.6 x 3.5 cm print on contact sheet 21.5 x 26.8 cm
Scope and Content
Photograph of Lyle Le Grove at 3250 Neville Street (later renumbered 5422 Neville Street). The Sam Bickerton boot repair business is in the background.
1 photograph : b&w ; 3.6 x 3.5 cm print on contact sheet 21.5 x 26.8 cm
Description Level
Item
Record No.
370-632
Access Restriction
No restrictions
Reproduction Restriction
No known restrictions
Accession Number
BHS1999-03
Scope and Content
Photograph of Lyle Le Grove at 3250 Neville Street (later renumbered 5422 Neville Street). The Sam Bickerton boot repair business is in the background.
Survey plan of "Riverway School Site / Burnaby Municipality" "Being a 1 acre portion of Lot 159 Group 1, and Lots 30 & 31 of subd. of Bks. 1, 1a, 2, 3, 4 & 5 of Lot 159, Group 1, New Westminster District".
Survey plan of "Riverway School Site / Burnaby Municipality" "Being a 1 acre portion of Lot 159 Group 1, and Lots 30 & 31 of subd. of Bks. 1, 1a, 2, 3, 4 & 5 of Lot 159, Group 1, New Westminster District".
Note in black ink on verso of plan reads: "1744" / "Riverway School"
Oath on plan reads: "I, Geoffrey K. Burnett...and did personally superintend the survey..." "...completed on the 16th day of April 1915"; signed by Geoffrey K. Burnett and notarized by "K.A. Eastman", sworn "...19th day of April 1915"
Photograph of a Riverway East School class sitting and standing outside, in two rows, with their teacher standing behind them. Edith and Eva Thrussell are seated in the front row, sixth and seventh from the right, wearing matching dresses with large white collars.
Photograph of a Riverway East School class sitting and standing outside, in two rows, with their teacher standing behind them. Edith and Eva Thrussell are seated in the front row, sixth and seventh from the right, wearing matching dresses with large white collars.
Photograph of the Bezanson family home (of Albert and Margaret Bezanson), 1407 Royal Oak Avenue and Portland Street (later renumbered 7883 Royal Oak Avenue). To the left is the Ericksons' family home; Mr. and Mrs. Erickson were Margaret Bezanson's parents. Note the gravelled Royal Oak Road.
Photograph of the Bezanson family home (of Albert and Margaret Bezanson), 1407 Royal Oak Avenue and Portland Street (later renumbered 7883 Royal Oak Avenue). To the left is the Ericksons' family home; Mr. and Mrs. Erickson were Margaret Bezanson's parents. Note the gravelled Royal Oak Road.
Photograph of (left) Doris Armitage (later Doris Chadsey) and (right) Phyllis Fisher, in front of the Armitage family home, 4565 Portland Street, Alta Vista. Doris' father, Alfred Armitage, built the house himself. The foundation was built with boulders and rocks cleared from the property.
Photograph of (left) Doris Armitage (later Doris Chadsey) and (right) Phyllis Fisher, in front of the Armitage family home, 4565 Portland Street, Alta Vista. Doris' father, Alfred Armitage, built the house himself. The foundation was built with boulders and rocks cleared from the property.