Plaques in Stanley Park
There are many plaques in Stanley Park. Some are on buildings, on statues, on cairns, on memorials in the ground in front of trees, gardens, or on the seawall. We have spent years searching for and finding all the plaques in Stanley Park! This page will describe the unique plaques that are NOT on attractions, statues, memorials, cairns, trees, or gardens. Those are shown on other pages of this website. All the plaques in Stanley Park can be found on this website!
Captain Edward Stamp Plaque
The Edward Stamp plaque commemorates Captain Edward Stamp and the location where he first built a sawmill prior to the formation of the City of Vancouver.
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H.M.S. Egeria plaque
The H.M.S. Egeria plaque commemorates the spot that engineers used in 1898 as a starting point to survey the area around Stanley Park.
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Stanley Park Centennial plaque at Chaythoos
This plaque commemorates the centenial of Stanley Park at the spot where the park was officially opened!
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Stanley Park Seawall Pedestrian/Cyclist Pathway Expansion plaque at Second Beach
The Stanley Park Seawall Pedestrian/Cyclist Pathway Expansion plaque commemorates the completion of the Stanley Park seawall around the entire park.
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Grace Ceperley plaque at Ceperley Park
The Grace Ceperley plaque honours her as the benefactor whose donation built the very popular playground in Ceperley Park.
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Percy Williams plaque at the Brockton Oval
The Percy Williams plaque commemorates one of the best track athletes and olympians in Canadian history who trained at the Brockton Oval in Stanley Park.
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50th Anniversary Naval Reserve plaque
The 50th Anniversary Naval Reserve plaque commemorates the 50th Anniversary of naval reserves in war and peace.
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Robert Dennis Tribe plaque on the Seawall at Siwash Rock
The Robert Dennis Tribe plaque commemorates his life and warns others about diving from Siwash Rock.
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James Cunningham plaque on cliff on Seawall
The James Cunningham plaque commemorates the master stonemason who built much of the Stanley Park seawall.
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SS Beaver plaque on Seawall
The SS Beaver plaque is located on the seawall mere feet from where the historic ship sank and still resides!
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Frank Moore Tennis Courts plaque
The Frank Moore Tennis Court plaque acknowledges his generous donation for the redevelopment of the Lost Lagoon tennis courts.
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Victor Cottingham plaque on Nature House
The Victor Cottingham Nature House plaque dedicates a native plant garden in his name for his volunteer efforts at the Nature House.
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Tree Donation Plaque near Prospect Point
This is a small plaque down a trail near Prospect Point which list donors for Tree Donations. We are not sure whether it is related to the 2006 windstorm which devasted the forest near Prospect Point.
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Vancouver Parks Board Centennial Plaque
This is a plaque on the Vancouver Parks Board Office building.
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Sculpture Pool Plaque at Vancouver Aquarium
This is a plaque on the side of the pool that holds the Killer Whale statue in front of the Vancouver Aquarium.
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Stanley Park Train Plaque
This is a plaque on a rock beside the Stanley Park miniature train station.
Lions Gate Plaque
This is a plaque on overpass over the Stanley Park Causeway close to Prospect Point.