Greg Girard : Under Vancouver 1972-1982
Canadian photographer Greg Girard captures Vancouver during its final days as a port town at the end of the rail line between 1972-1982. Documenting the pool halls, cafes and working class of the city he grew up in. With the dawn of Expo 86’ on the horizon, it wouldn’t be long until Vancouver was appreciated on a wider scale. Thus, glimpses of the pre-urban resort such as this provides a truly unique insite.
- 181 pages<br>
- Hardcover
- 10” x 7”
Canadian photographer Greg Girard captures Vancouver during its final days as a port town at the end of the rail line between 1972-1982. Documenting the pool halls, cafes and working class of the city he grew up in. With the dawn of Expo 86’ on the horizon, it wouldn’t be long until Vancouver was appreciated on a wider scale. Thus, glimpses of the pre-urban resort such as this provides a truly unique insite.
- 181 pages<br>
- Hardcover
- 10” x 7”
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Canadian photographer Greg Girard captures Vancouver during its final days as a port town at the end of the rail line between 1972-1982. Documenting the pool halls, cafes and working class of the city he grew up in. With the dawn of Expo 86’ on the horizon, it wouldn’t be long until Vancouver was appreciated on a wider scale. Thus, glimpses of the pre-urban resort such as this provides a truly unique insite.
- 181 pages<br>
- Hardcover
- 10” x 7”
