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The Stanley Park Companion

by Paul Grant, Laurie Dickson
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Overview

In The Stanley Park Companion Paul Grant and Laurie Dickson have combined social and natural history--memorabilia, photographs, illustrations, maps, drawings, anecdotes and remembrances--to reveal the many surprises tourists and hometown visitors can find in this thousand-acre sanctuary. From Easter Be-ins and Theatre Under the Stars to poet Pauline Johnson and lifeguard Joe Fortes, from wild wolves and miniature train rides to Skana the Killer Whale and the totem poles (which are the park's most visited spot), it's all here in this lively, sometimes quirky compendium of the world-famous park that has been the green heart of Vancouver for over 100 years.

About the Author, Paul Grant

Paul Grant is a well-known broadcaster with CBC Radio and the host of Hot Air, his weekly jazz program.

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Book Details

Published
January 1, 2003
Publisher
Nightwood Editions
Pages
128
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781894404167

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