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    Placing a Span in the Pitt River Bridge = [Parliament Building, Victoria, British Columbia]

    Archives / Film, Video and Sound
    Item (Accession level)
    Moving images
    Item number (ISN):
    23484
    Consultation:
    Open
    Reproduction access:
    with written permission of copyright owner : with permission of NA : with credit to the Ernest Belton Collection, National Archives of Canada
    Item number (ISN):
    23484
    Footage of: the flower garden and the Parliament Building, Victoria; placing a span in the Pitt River Bridge with the span floated up Pitt River on scow and 
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    Captain Barnacle's Baby

    Archives / Film, Video and Sound
    Item (Accession level)
    Moving images
    Item number (ISN):
    21175
    Consultation:
    Open
    Reproduction access:
    with written permission of copyright owner : with permission of NA : with credit to the Ernest Belton Collection, National Archives of Canada
    Item number (ISN):
    21175
    The film opens with Captain Bunce (John Bunny) writing a letter in which he refers to Captain Barnacle's bad temper. Captain Barnacle is seen in his kitchen 
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    Still Alarm

    Archives / Film, Video and Sound
    Item (Accession level)
    Moving images
    Item number (ISN):
    24257
    Consultation:
    Open
    Reproduction access:
    with written permission of copyright owner : with permission of NA : with credit to the Ernest Belton Collection, National Archives of Canada
    Item number (ISN):
    24257
    Consultation copy number:
    V1 2004-02-0022
    The story of an arsonist, his daughter, a fireman and a murder between two thieves. There are excellent shots of a horse drawn fire engine and motorized 
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