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[F.S.1.281] enlarge	East Kootenay pioneers, with T.T. McVittie 5th from the left, standing 1889 [F.S.5.62] enlarge

T.T. McVittie (at right) and associates in front of Fort Steele Government Building. [F.S.8.543] enlarge	Surveyors shooting Levels on the construction of the Baillie-Grohman Canal at Canal Flat 1887 [F.S.11.6] enlarge

Second Fort Steele Schoolhouse, Now Anglican Church. Trustee Thomas Thane McVittie is on the porch c.1895 [F.S.14.02] enlarge	Original McVittie House and Surveying office, before extensive remodeling. T.T. McVittie and brother at the surveying level c.1985 [F.S.31.154] enlarge

View of Riverside Avenue, Fort Steele, showing original site of McVittie House and office c.1910[F.S.220.990] enlarge	Original location of the McVittie house as seen from the Kootenay River [F.S.358.3] enlarge

Interior of C.P.R. commercial engineering/surveying office c. 1900 [F.S.51.04a] enlarge	Interior of C.P.R. commercial engineering/surveying office c.1900 [F.S.51.04b] enlarge

[F.S.83.11a] enlarge	Mrs. McVittie on Riverside Avenue, in front of the house [F.S.83.11b] enlarge