File:False Creek station e1f023f2-6300-48b0-806b-3a04ceb0b680-A09113.jpg

Summary

Description	English: [Canadian Northern Railway station] False Creek Title proper [Canadian Northern Railway station] False Creek General material designation Photograph Level of description Item Reference code AM54-S4-: Bu N540.095 Dates of creation area Date(s) 1 May 1918 (Creation) Physical description area Physical description 1 photograph : b&w nitrate negative; 9 x 15 cm Archival description area Name of creator Matthews, James Skitt, Major (1878-1970) Scope and content Photograph shows land area around station in process of being filled. Notes area Availability of other formats Also available as contact print Bu P647.095 Alpha-numeric designations Old Photo Number: Bu P647.095 Access points Subject access points Railroads--Stations Place access points Vancouver (B.C.) Rights area Related right Basis Copyright Copyright status Public domain Act Replicate Restriction Allow Digital object metadata Filename e1f023f2-6300-48b0-806b-3a04ceb0b680-A09113.jpg Mime-type image/jpeg Filesize 424.5 KiB Reports Browse as list Browse digital objects Export Dublin Core 1.1 XML EAD 2002 XML Related subjects Railroads--Stations Related places Vancouver (B.C.) Container name Box: 183-D-1
Date	1918
Source	City of Vancouver Archives, http://searcharchives.vancouver.ca/uploads/r/null/7/9/795460/e1f023f2-6300-48b0-806b-3a04ceb0b680-A09113.jpg
Author	Name of creator Matthews, James Skitt, Major (1878-1970)

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