Shopping in Vancouver through Chinatown, Gastown, and down Granville.
Oil change in Vancouver
Skytrain Station, Vancouver BC
Vintage Vinyl Records, 319 west Hastings, Vancouver
Vintage Vinyl Records, 319 west Hastings, Vancouver
Street Art, Vancouver
Vintage Architectural feature, Stone Face, Vancouver
Fluevog Shoes, GasTown, Vancouver
Leif Norman loves Fluevog shoes.
Hastings, Vancouver
New Sun Ah Hotel, Vancouver vintage signs
Our favourite restaurant in Vancouver’s Chinatown recently burned down. sigh
Vancouver’s Chinatown has awesome shops
Bicycles Vs. Monster Trucks
Columbia Street, Vancouver’s Chinatown
Rings of Saturn, Metal Sewer Cover
Old Railway Tracks, Vancouver
Frank and Oak, Vancouver
Frank and Oak, modern clothing, Vancouver
The Sun Tower, Vancouver
“Sun Tower was built in 1912. The building was commissioned by L.D. Taylor, longtime mayor of Vancouver, to house The Vancouver World newspaper. W.T. Whiteway, the architect for the original Woodwards building, drafted the design. When it was completed, the 17-storey tower was the tallest building in all of the British Empire.
The Vancouver Sun bought the building in 1937, and renamed it Sun Tower. Although The Sun has long since relocated to other offices, the building has been known by that name ever since. The ornate architectural details, bold symmetry, and green dome roof has stood as a proud icon of Vancouver’s history for years.” from http://suntowerbuilding.com/building/history/
Beatty street, Vancouver
The Victoria Block, Vancouver. Paper Hound Bookshop
Very worn stairs. Neat texture.
Doon’s Vintage Thrift Store, Vancouver. Pender and Homer.
