Bird's-eye view lithograph of Vancouver harbor in 1898: brick downtown, wharves, smoking chimneys, steamers and tall ships on Burrard Inlet.
Wider antique panoramic view of Vancouver's street grid and waterfront, fading to white at the bottom.
Inside: four of your photos stand up below this, with your note.

No. 188 of 200 · Famous Cities

Vancouver Harbor in 1898

By the Picturepops™ team

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A bird's-eye view of Vancouver in 1898, with steamers trailing smoke past tall ships in front of the red-brick downtown and its busy wharves on Burrard Inlet. The city had been incorporated only a dozen years earlier and grew quickly once the first transcontinental train of the Canadian Pacific Railway arrived in 1887. For someone who loves Vancouver or calls it home.

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Vancouver · Bird's-eye view / VANCOUVER HARBOR IN 1898 / Vancouver World Printing Co., 1898 / Steamers trail smoke past tall ships in front of the red-brick downtown and its busy wharves. Incorporated in 1886, Vancouver grew quickly after the first transcontinental train of the Canadian Pacific Railway arrived in 1887.

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