March 3, 2026 Feast your eyes on these amazing old aerial photos taken high above Harewood. All of the photos were taken by Englefield Studios – presumably from an airplane – and were found by me while digging through the Nanaimo Archives . Big thanks to Archive Manager Danica for retrieving the high-quality versions. The really fun part is zooming in to these highly-detailed shots to see how much has changed from the Harewood of today. CLICK ON EACH IMAGE TO ZOOM! The photo

Just vibing to all these Power Pole Signs in Harewood and South Nanaimo.

Drive through Harewood ten years ago.

Harewood's historical connection to the E&N Railway

Harewood Mall in the 1980s and 90s was a wonderful place

Remember the Nova Store?

Most of Harewood was covered with a thick layer of fog again today.

This is really great advice.

Harewood is lit! Festive Christmas Light displays in the hood

Shine on you crazy diamonds of South Nanaimo!

On the corner of 4th Street and Bruce Avenue in Harewood

Everyone Wins At The Savings Game – at Harewood Mall in the 1980s!

Harewood remembers those taken from us in War.

Before the skatepark, before the sports centre, before the astroturf field, before the old lacrosse box, and even before the band room: this birds-eye-view photo shows what John Barsby School looked like in 1970.

Trick or Treat! Check out these Harewood haunted houses decorated in the spirt of Halloween for 2025.

Hungry for more Power Pole Signs? Here's one that's got bite.

Our favourite neighbourhood is blazing with fiery Autumn colours!

The Fun Centre was the place all the kids in Harewood wanted to hang out.

This is a cool collage of old signs from before Harewood and Wellington were dissolved and amalgamated into Nanaimo in 1975.

The Harewood Arms Pub closed at the end of 2014