The cottage was built in 1914 by Bill Mace for Frank McFarland (wife Emily Louise, son George). The McFarland house was the site of the...

From 1915 to 1918 the property was registered to Norman S. Mullett of Modern Office Supply in Vancouver. Emily Wootten was the owner...

John Green's one-room cabin (Image F03779 courtesy of the BC Archives) Savary Island's first non-indigenous resident, John Green , also...

In 1913 Harry Keefer persuaded about a dozen families to travel on the S.S. Cowichan  to Savary, leaving Vancouver on July 3rd and...

The first owner of the property of four lots is listed as W. Vaughan-Robinson , in 1915. From 1916 to 1925 the registered owner is...

The McIntyre cottage address is 3025 Arbutus Avenue. A combination woodshed and bunkhouse sits on the adjacent lot to the west (3021...

The Upper House (Graphite Image by Laine Dahlen) From 1915 to 1922 the property was registered to R.S. Sherman, c/o Keefer and Townley....

From 1915 to 1917 the property was registered to the Vancouver Trust Company. In 1918 it was purchased by R.W. Bridge of 2027 W. 36th...

Peter Lamont was listed as the first owner (children Don and Mary), from 1915 to 1925. According to Gladys Bloomfield, the original...

The property was registered in1915 to Alice Grey Shine , c/o R.S. Sherman. It was purchased in 1920 by Vancouver dentist Dr. Frank...

(The address was changed from 3069 Arbutus Avenue to 3069 Townley Walk in the 1990s by Libby Sharp)     T he property is located behind...

3070 Malaspina Promenade is a ten-foot easement, originally part of 3074 Malaspina Promenade, the adjacent property to the east, owned by...

The first registered owner was Mrs. Ethel Herchmer, the adjacent property owner who used the lot as part of her extensive garden. The...

From 1915 to 1922 the property was registered in the name of Rena Wye of Vancouver and then changed to A.L. McKillop , also of...

Harry Leroy Jenkins  was listed as the property owner from 1915 to 1918. Jenkins was a lumber baron who at one time owned all the logging...

The owner of the property from 1915 to 1916 was shown as A. Pharn of Vancouver.  In 1917 the owner was listed as J.B. Parham  of the...

In 1912, Ruiter Stinson Sherman purchased lot 19 from the Vancouver Trust Company, whose president was Harry Leroy Jenkins.  The house...

Original Savary Inn far left The original Savary Inn,  a two-storey structure located at the head of the wharf, was built by Harry Keefer...

The property of four lots was purchased by S. Buchanan  in 1915. The Married Women’s Property Act of 1900 allowed a wife to own property...

The first house on the property was built in 1912 by  Louis Anderson who had originally arrived on Savary as a logger. He was the second...