Description
A scenic overlook shows several vintage automobiles parked beside a paved viewpoint. A tall decorated totem pole stands near the center with mountains and water in the distance. Trees frame the top and right edges of the scene, creating a shaded foreground against the bright sky. The card is undated.
Front Text (verbatim):
PROSPECT POINT. STANLEY PARK, VANCOUVER, B.C.
Back Text (verbatim):
POST CARD
Stanley Park covers 1000 acres of virgin forest on tip of
isthmus enclosing Burrard Inlet. Largest natural park
within boundaries of any city in world. Features are:
Marine Drive, 1000 year old firs and cedars, zoo, rustic
pavilion, Harding Memorial, totem poles.
“There are parks and parks”, said Elbert Hubbard, “but
there is no park in all the wide world that will exhaust
your stock of adjectives and subdue you into silence like
Stanley Park”.
CORRESPONDENCE
ADDRESS
201
Pub. by Harry Smith, Vancouver, B.C.
“Canadian Art Deceptone” Series
Made in Canada
C.L.C.
