Britannia prior to the flood in 1921
- CA SQPL 01-027
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- CA SQPL 19-040
Part of Unknown Photograph Collection
The Britannia mountain range was named after the H.M.S. Britannia, a ship of 100 guns built at Portsmouth in 1762. The ship took part in the Battle of St. Vincent in 1797 and in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 (used as a training ship for naval cadets). Captain Richards named the range circa 1859. Britannia Beach was named for the mountain range.
Grading highway from Squamish to Britannia
- CA SQPL 20-067
- September 1963
Grading highway from Squamish to Britannia
- CA SQPL 20-068
- September 1963
Grading highway from Squamish to Britannia
- CA SQPL 20-066
- September 1963
Orval Van Horlick and Alec Munro
- CA SQPL 01-016
- 1927
Orval Van Horlick on right and Alec Munro on left setting up tent in Britannia, 1927.
Road between Squamish and Britannia
- CA SQPL 35-011
Road between Squamish and Britannia (on hill to Murrin Park). Group of 12 men on truck. Stan Clarke to left of the truck; Marsh Hurren in the front row, far left. Irving Reid in the front row, 2nd from the left.
Road construction from Squamish to Britannia, 1939
- CA SQPL 18-022
- 1939
Squamish Highway and Howe Sound between Porteau Cove and Britannia Beach, 1957
- CA SQPL 37-072
- 1957
Government Air Photograph.
Photo by: Department of Lands & Forests.
Squamish Highway and Howe Sound between Porteau Cove and Britannia Beach, 1957
- CA SQPL 37-073
- 1957
Government Air Photograph.
Photo by: Department of Lands & Forests.