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    Photos from the City of Vancouver's digital archives show Stanley Park as it was in the years after opening. <br> The 405-hectare local landmark was first opened under that name by mayor David Oppenheimer on Sept. 27, 1888. <br><br> Want to go back further? For more on the park's history, including its significance for local First Nations, <a href="http://www.tiki-toki.com/timeline/embed/132741/7086060175#vars!date=1791-05-24_01:32:12!" target="_blank"><strong>check out the city's interactive timeline</strong></a>. <br><br> A ship passes the SS Empress of Japan figurehead in Stanley Park in this photo taken between 1936 and 1938. (City of Vancouver Archives)

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