GARRY POINT PARK SUNSET (SCOTCH POND)

            Steveston, BC Canada

Scotch Pond consists of a large, man-made, rectangular water body, originally a slough, and the remains of wooden boardwalk pilings which run along the south edge of the pond, both situated within Garry Point Park along the tidal flats of Sturgeon Bank in the Steveston area of Richmond.

Character defining elements of Scotch Pond include: 

- The remains of the wooden pilings along the south edge of the Pond which originally supported the boardwalk connecting the Scottish Canadian Cannery to Steveston
 
- The Scotch Pond as it exists today, as a geometrically shaped water body connected to the Gulf of Georgia and including a small, rectangular wooden building and wooden boat docks 

- The traditional use of this area for activities related to the fishing industry by the Scotch Pond Heritage Cooperative 

- The setting which is comprised of the natural landscape of the Sturgeon Banks tidal flats and Garry Point

Uniquely situated among the tidal flats of Sturgeon Bank at the end of a long boardwalk, the Scottish-Canadian Cannery was built by Malcolm and Windsor in 1899, taking advantage of the slough access to the Gulf of Georgia. Housing for cannery workers was constructed on pilings over the water. 

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Taken on: June 25, 2022

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Sets appears in: • Sunsets & Silhouettes (2022) • ♥️ Steveston Fishing Village/ Garry Point Park/ Britannia Heritage Shipyard/ McDonald Park/ South Dyke Trail/ London's Landing (2021-2023)

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