Friday, December 1, 2000 —- Nerth Shore News - 29

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waa The first street cars in North Vanconver, in ea
~K- 1506, number 25 “Labour Day” at the corner of Lonsdale and
Esplanade. The building on the left, witb the sign “Pedro” on 4 corner of Lonsdale and Espianade. Shown bere in 1905, before
it, is the office of British Columbia Electric Railway, which electricity was generally available in. North Vancouver, the
Bran the streetcars. The building on the right belongs to tbe store is lit by kerosene lamps. ° ; oo
Wallace Shipyard. : rr : Source: North Shore Museum & Archives (#526), 1905
Transit Administration Centre (38-00-1) 1906, CXA TRANS P12i ; : fT ee TE ay Se

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