Photos accessed through this page have been sent in by visitors to this web site.  Many of the photos have helped provide confirmation to those in the Bowerman collection.

	001 FWS	A recent aerial view of Triangle Island.  The cut for the tramway is still visible in the valley leading to the beach on the right.  Photo credit to the SFU biology department.	Frank Statham
	001 CM	Triple Island riveted compressed air tank in the mid 1990's.  Tank stored compressed air for the fog horn.  Tank is not used anymore.  Compare with Bowerman's photo 244.	Chris Mills
	001 DD	Bamfield Life Saving Station in 1926.  Compare with Bowerman's photo 161.	Des Davidge
	002 DD	Bamfield Life Saving Station in 1911.	Des Davidge
	003 DD	Estevan Point Lighthouse in the early 1960's.	Des Davidge
	004 DD	Estevan Point community photo taken from the tower.	Des Davidge
	005 DD	Estevan Point community in the early 1960's.  Dwellings along the ridge at the back.  Radio operations building in the fore ground.	Des Davidge
	001 LD	CPR vessel SS Tees.  Captain Gillam on deck.  Compare with Bowerman's 233.  Note a canvas shelter has been erected between the stairs and something further inboard.  A small child and an adult are seen sheltering in there.  Natives could travel free along the coast if they stayed on deck.	Laval Desbiens
	001 RBCM	Estevan Point Wireless Operator's dwelling.  The lads are enjoying the sun shine.	BC Provincial Archives
	002 RBCM	The first Cape Lazo Radio Operations desk.	Royal BC Museum
	001 KG	Estevan Point light house under construction in 1909.  Poured concrete construction.  All done with muscle power, human and horse, alone.	Ken Gibson
	002 KG	Tender 'Quadra' in Bamfield.  Note the lifesaving station in the background.  Lifeboat itself is just coming astern of the 'Quadra'.  Date is August of 1914.	Ken Gibson
	002 FWS	Image of Estevan Point sometime in the early 1980's.  Both the old (1907) and the new (1920's) wireless operations buildings are visible.	Frank Statham