Vancouver, Canada Photo Gallery
Downtown
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| Waterfront Station - Downtown Vancouver's Transit Hub | ||
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| Gastown | ||
| Gastown was born in 1867, when 'Gassy Jack' Deighton arrived to build a saloon for local millworkers. The settlement was subsequently incorporated as the City of Vancouver in 1886. Gastown deteriorated in the 1960s but the provincial government stepped in in 1971 and declared Gastown an historic area. Today, Gastown is a vibrant part of downtown Vancouver once again. The world's first steam clock, the Gastown Steam Clock, was built by horologist and sculptor Raymond Saunders in 1977 based on an 1875 design. | ||
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| Canada Place | ||
| Canada Place, a mixed-use commercial facility, is home to the Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre, The Pan Pacific Hotel, a cruise ship terminal, and an office complex. | ||
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| Sheraton Wall Centre | ||
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| Downtown Skyscrapers | ||
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| Robson Street | ||
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| Granville Street | ||
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| Residential Architecture | ||
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English Bay
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Tinseltown
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