Page, Peter Hugh
1940

Fine pictorial map of Stanley Park, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Stanley Park

DESCRIPTION: Beautiful lithographed pictorial map of Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada by Peter Hugh Page, ca. 1940. Excellent condition. Second Edition. Shows Prospect Point, Brockton Point, Deadman's Island, Lost Lagoon, Second Beach, Beaver Lake and many other locations and attractions in Stanley Park.

Cover from Page's map of Stanley Park

The second edition of Page's map of Stanley Park differs from the first edition in that it includes a depiction of the Lion's Gate Bridge, built in 1939. Verso with text about Stanley Park.

Peter Hugh Page

Little biographical information is available online on Peter Hugh Page. Page authored several maps of Vancouver and Victoria during the end of the 1930's. Page's best known work is likely his map of Stanley Park, published in two editions, one before the construction of the Lion's Gate Bridge, the other shortly after. Page's greatest work I am aware of is the spectacular "Roadmap of British Columbia Highways" he authored in 1936 for Home Gas.

CREATOR: Page, Peter Hugh

PUBLICATION DATE: 1940

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: Canada

BODY OF WATER: Burrard Inlet. First Narrows.

CONDITION: Very good. Best possible condition! Folds as issued.

COLORING: Litho. Color.

ENGRAVER:

SIZE: 13 " x 9 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 78

PRICE: $350

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