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Record information Canadian Views collection [graphic material]
Date:ca. 1900-1915.Reference:1984-313 NPCLocal class no.:03627Type of material:PhotographsFound in:Archives / Collections and FondsItem ID number:14292Date(s):ca. 1900-1915.Place of creation:No place, unknown, or undeterminedExtent:35 photographs b&wLanguage of material:EnglishAdditional name(s):Additional information:General note:Views, possibly along the Grand Trunk Pacific line in Alberta: Maligne Canyon, Punchbowl Falls, Mud Lake, Jasper and Fish Lakes, Roche à Perdrix Peak, Helena Trail, and trails in Jasper Park; in British Columbia: Mount Whitehorn, Mount Robson and Continental Glacier, Rainbow Falls, European (?) Falls, Fraser River, Hudson's Bay boat near Hazelton, junction of Exstew and Skeena Rivers; the Hudson's Bay Post at Lower Fort Garry, Manitoba; fishing on Lake Minitaki, Ontario, 1912; an Indian bridge made of timber and telegraph wire, Bulkley River, in Hagwilget Canyon, near Hazelton, B.C..Physical description note:Graphic (photo): 21cSubject heading:- Mount Robson (B.C.)
- Fishing - Ontario
- Glaciers - British Columbia
- Canadian Views
- Lower Fort Garry (Man.)
- Fur trade Manitoba
- Bridges - British Columbia - Hagwilget Canyon
- Trails - Alberta
- Maligne Canyon (Alta.)
- Punchbowl Falls (Alta.)
- Mud Lake (Alta.)
- Jasper Lake (Alta.)
- Fish Lake (Alta.)
- Perdrix, Roche à (Alta.)
- Helena Lake (Alta.)
- Mount Whitehorn (B.C.)
- Continental Glacier (B.C.)
- Rainbow Falls (B.C.)
- Exstew River (B.C.)
- Alberta
- Fraser River Estuary (B.C.)
- Skeena River (B.C.)
- British Columbia
Source:PrivateOther accession no.:1984-313 NPC -
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