加西网报道：温哥华，一个宜居宜行宜吃的人间天堂。从一个锯木厂组成的小村庄，到一个举世瞩目的国际大都市，加拿大西海岸城市温哥华，经过126年的沧桑巨变，已经演绎为世界城市之林的传奇。

世界最适合人类居住城市、世界博览会的举办城市，无数个世界级的头衔，成为了温哥华纪念126岁生日最好的生日礼物。

Vancity Buzz发布了一组温哥华著名地标及经典的现在与过去的照片大对比。不仅仅是风景秀丽、风光旖旎，不仅仅是多元文化、和谐并举，温哥华成为世界最令人向往的城市、最接近天堂的人间，自有她难以言述的自由、可爱、包容和魅力。

虽然咱温哥华速度不及中国速度，但通过这些黑白和彩色的照片，大家可以直观的感受到温哥华在这些年以来的变化。

 DOWNTOWN

　　Christ Church Cathedral on Burrard and Georgia








　　The Art Gallery, a few years after completion
　



　　This Methodist Church was once adjacent to Christ Church Cathedral, on the southwest corner of Burrard and Georgia

　　Granville Street at night




　　Mounted officers lead a parade down Georgia Street




　　The Burrard and Georgia crosswalk




　　The Catholic Holy Rosary Cathedral on Richards and Dunsmuir just after its completion




　　Richards and Pender




　　A battalion of soldiers marching west on Georgia, near Thurlow Street

　　You can see Hotel Vancouver on the right hand side





　　A row of houses on Burrard between Robson and Georgia




　　Military parade going west down Georgia, celebrating Vancouver’s Diamond Jubilee (60th birthday)





　　The original Hudson’s Bay Company building on Granville and Georgia



　　Workers replace streetcar tracks on Granville Street





　　Streetcar workers looking north from Nelson Street




　　More streetcar tracks on Granville




　　Looking north down Granville




　　Looking north towards the water and mountains down Granville on Georgia




　　The northwest corner of Granville and Georgia




　　Houses facing onto Georgia Street




　　The intersection of Cordova, Richards and Water four weeks after the Great Fire of Vancouver in 1886



KITSILANO：Enjoying the sun on Kits Beach




　　Back when Kits Beach was known as Greer’s Beach




　　Kits Beach after being filled in to make it larger




　　People sunbathing on the Kitsilano Beach Reserve




　　Sailboats as seen from the Kitsilano Yacht Club at the foot of Balsam




　　Sunbathers at popular Kits Beach




　　Canadian troops storm Kits Beach

　　Practicing for D-Day




　　Bren Gun Carriers disembarking from a Landing Craft Mechanized at Kits Beach




　　Yaletown as seen from Charlton Park in Fairview


　　

　　Yaletown from Charlton Park

　　You can see Stanley Park on the left over the hill




　　False Creek looking east from the Burrard Street Bridge



NORTH SHORE：Lower Lonsdale’s first few days


　　

　　Lining up for the ferry along Lonsdale




　　Another view of the long ferry lineup up Lonsdale




　　Hamilton Bank in the early days




　　Two kids playing on the beach at Ambleside

　　Before the Lions Gate Bridge, there was the Ambleside Ferry

　　This is the ferry terminal building, now a museum and art gallery




　　Enjoying the view of the Coast Mountains from Ambleside Pier




　　Docking a ferry at the Ambleside pier




　　Looking up towards the Coast Mountains from the foot of West Vancouver’s 17th Avenue




　　People flock to watch a cruise ship leaving for Alaska




　　The tennis courts at John Lawson Park

　　In 1949, the Capilano Bridge was washed out and the Dundarave Pier was temporarily pressed into service





　　Garthorne Grocery, later Capers Market, now Shoppers Drug Mart

　　The Conservative Hall, or Dundarave Hall, now a restaurant




　　Dundarave Pier, the year it was built

　　The Mawes Hotel on the left, now the Beach House Restaurant




　　Another view from Dundarave Pier

　　Marine Drive from 24th Street

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