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 First Dog Squad |
 1953 Police Office |
 1892 Police Members |
 1935 Sidecar |
 Sidney Bass |
 1953 Jail |
 1923 Police Members |
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First Dog Squad
Sidney Bass was interested in obtaining police dogs for the Department. This picture was taken in Surrey in circa 1915 when Bass went out to a kennel looking for possible police dogs. It's not sure who is in the photograph with the dogs.
1953 Police Office
The interior of the New Westminster Police station in November 1953. The police station was located downtown New Westminster until it was relocated in City Hall on Royal Ave. in 1954.
1892 Police Members
This photograph is from circa 1892. Even though the members have not been identified, they could possibly be John Carty, Thomas Dominey, William Huston, James MacInnes, Wellington Miller and Sidney Pearce. Other names are still being researched.
1935 Sidecar
This photograph from 1935 shows two members from the New Westminster Police on a motorcycle side car. This picture is believed to be for the May Day parade in 1935.
Sidney Bass
This is a photograph of Sidney Bass. Sid Bass was a well respected member of the Police Department from about 1912 to 1943. He developed the first use of police dogs and fingerprint identification for the department.
1953 Jail Cells
Photograph of the jail cells in the downtown office in 1953.
1923 Police Members
This photograph shows the black Maria and a member on horse back from 1923. Notice the hat badge the member on the horse is wearing. This was the second generation hat badge. Members are not presently identified.