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Acknowledgements

Source Material: City of Vancouver Archives, Vancouver Public Library

Photographs: City of Vancouver Archives, Vancouver Public Library, Special Collections, Kellan Higgins, Flickr

Editing: Robert A. J. McDonald, John Belshaw

Layout and Design: Ariba Dalal, Quasar Design & Data Management Inc.