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On July 31, 1999, Vancouver’s much loved Trader Vic's set sail for its new home on Vancouver Island. Trader Vic’s had been part of the Westin Bayshore Hotel since 1961. Photo Rob Kruyt, Vancouver Sun #everyplacehasastory #missingheritage #vancouverexposed evelazarus.com/trader-vics/
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Last week I wrote about the demise of Henry Hudson Elementary – the 1911 red brick building that housed generations of #Vancouver school children. I asked you to share your stories, and many of you did: evelazarus.com/henry-hudson-… #kitsilano #everyplacehasastory #missingheritage
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Wanted! The provincial government is looking for a home for several tons of black marble, currently residing in a Coquitlam storage facility. From 1966 to 2014 the marble sculpture was part of the Centennial Fountain on West Georgia Street #missingheritage evelazarus.com/wanted-home-f…
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Do you remember the fountain at Lonsdale Quay? It was going to cost $300,000 to fix, so now there's just a round piece of asphalt and a super yacht to remember it by evelazarus.com/three-fountai… #lonsdalequay #missingheritage #everyplacehasastory #stanleypark #westend #northvancouver

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#MountPleasant's quirky Kingsgate Mall is celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend. The cupola is a replica of the one that topped King Edward High, before it burned down here in 1973 evelazarus.com/what-was-here… #vancouverexposed #missingheritage #everyplacehasastory
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I found this 1904 postcard while trolling @vanarchives website. It’s written to a Miss LM Woodrow from Emily. I love the picture of the 2nd CPR station that briefly sat at the foot of Granville & I wanted to know more about these women evelazarus.com/a-charming-19… #missingheritage
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Last day of #HeritageWeek and we're revisiting East Hastings St when it was the Great White Way. One by one, we've managed to rip nearly all these buildings out. The Pantages/Beacon Theatre, 1932, photo JMABC #missingheritage Story #VancouverExposed: evelazarus.com/book/vancouve…
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Every year Tom Carter creates a painting of early #Vancouver and turns it into a #Christmas Card. Receiving one is a highlight of my season & I hope it brings joy to you! Merry Christmas and may your 2024 be safe & happy #missingheritage #VancouverExposed evelazarus.com/the-georgia-m…
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On July 31, 1999, Vancouver’s much loved Trader Vic's set sail for its new home on Vancouver Island. The Polynesian-themed bar and restaurant had been part of the Westin Bayshore since 1961 #missingheritage #vancouverexposed #saanich #everyplacehasastory evelazarus.com/trader-vics/
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#NorthVancouver’s Lonsdale Theatre opened on December 11, 1911 to a packed house and an eclectic line-up. The building at Lonsdale and 16th was demolished in 1997. Look what we did with the space: evelazarus.com/lonsdale-thea… #everyplacehasastory #missingheritage #vancouverexposed
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The Devonshire Hotel on West Georgia Street was demolished July 5, 1981 to make way for the head office tower of the Bank of BC. From #VancouverExposed: Searching for the City's Hidden History #missingheritage #everyplacehasastory evelazarus.com/book/vancouve… @vanarchives photo, 1976
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50 YEARS AGO: On June 19, 1973, fire broke out at the old King Edward High School at West 12th and Oak. The building was destroyed, but remnants remain on the site, now part of @VGHfdn photo: @vsb39 evelazarus.com/fire-at-king-… #everyplacehasastory #vancouverexposed #missingheritage
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Frits Jacobsen arrived in #Vancouver in 1968. He was a prolific artist and captured some of Vancouver’s iconic buildings. He also drew modest residential homes, and a few still exist #everyplacehasastory #missingheritage #vancouverexposed #missingheritage evelazarus.com/frits-jacobse…
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Last call at the Devonshire Hotel on West Georgia Street was April 30, 1981. The hotel was replaced by the Bank of BC Office tower. Story from Vancouver Exposed: evelazarus.com/book/vancouve… #Vancouverexposed #missingheritage #everyplacehasastory @vanarchives photo, 1976
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The Cedar V Theatre lived in #Lynnvalley #NorthVancouver from 1953 to 1971. It was named for the cedar trees sacrificed during its construction. V was for "Valley." Gulf is now a Petro Can: evelazarus.com/lynn-valleys-… #missingheritage #everyplacehasastory Photo: @visitmonova 1971
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On March 24, 1974 over 100 people gathered for a mock funeral for the Birks Building, an 11-storey masterpiece at Georgia & Granville. Angus McIntyre photos and story from #VancouverExposed: Searching for the city's hidden history evelazarus.com/book/vancouve… #missingheritage
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@VIAwesome just ran a poll asking what should replace Nordstrom. Most wanted affordable housing (25%) next was a food hall (18%) and third, Ikea (17%). 8% wanted to tear it down. Imagine Granville and Georgia, if we'd just left it be? #missingheritage evelazarus.com/pacific-centr…
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This art deco beauty sat near the corner of Lonsdale Avenue and 14th Street #NorthVancouver from 1938 to 1986. Just look what we did with the space! @visitMONOVA #missingheritage #everyplacehasastory: evelazarus.com/queenie-alban…

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