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Did you know that historically Burnaby residents have a long history of horsemanship?

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Horses and Humans had a partnership like no other in the 1900s long before The Burnaby Horsemen’s Association existed. These photos from The City of Burnaby's Heritage Archives capture a great story of what living in Burnaby was like


PHOTO 1 : Albert and Walter Lewis with child horse and dog in Burnaby in 1905


PHOTO 2: Kitty Hill sitting bareback on horse at family home on Deer Lake Avenue Burnaby in 1902


PHOTO 3: John Lubbock driving a horse-drawn buggy with friend on Grandview in Burnaby 1950s


PHOTO 4: Two women drive horse-drawn wagon through Burnaby in 190?


PHOTO 5: Young woman in riding apparel with horse in Burnaby between 1900-1910


PHOTO 6: Ainsly Lubbock with horse Pawnee Burnaby 1963


PHOTO 7: Young man riding horse in Burnaby 190?


PHOTO 8: Horse-drawn plough clearing 5288 Hardwick Street near Still Creek in Burnaby


PHOTO 9: John Lubbock with two horses at Burris Street/Canada Way farm in Burnaby 1930


PHOTO 10: Young boy pats horse in front of Burnaby home barn 190?



 
 
 

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