Western Canada [graphic material, textual record] Archives / Collections and Fonds

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Western Canada [graphic material, textual record]

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Series

Context of this record:

Rosemary Gilliat Eaton fonds

Western Canada

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Record information

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Western Canada [graphic material, textual record]

Date:

ca. 1954-1963.

Reference:

R12438-1-2-E

Type of material:

Photographs, Textual material

Found in:

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

3842111

Date(s):

ca. 1954-1963.

Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

ca. 4,000 photographs.
ca. 0.15 m of textual records.

Language of material:

English

Scope and content:

Material relating to Rosemary Gilliat-Eaton's trips to Western Canada. The majority of the material is from her 1954 trip on the Trans Canada Highway from Ontario to B.C. which she took with 3 of her girlfriends, Audrey James, Anna Brown and Helen Salkeld. Some of the material produced from this trip was published in such magazines such as Weekend and Maclean's, such as "Trail Riders". Locations and subject matter from this 1954 trip include: Swan River; Hutterites, Hedingly; Cowboys, Brandon; Flin Flon; Churchill; Winnipeg Technical Institute - Inuit and Aboriginal students learning trades; Saskatchewan - Hereford; Ile-a-la-crosse;Horses; grain elevators; Chipewyan girls; Medicine Hat; Bow River; Alberta - Mount Head; Foothills Ranch; open range; Highland River; Timber Ridge; Flat Creek; Willow Creek; Rockies; Highwood River cattle branding; Longview; horses; Calgary; Pocaterra; Canmore; Vancouver; Stanley park; H.B.C. Trail; Hart Highway; Dawson Creek; Crooked River; Pine Summit; Pump at Quesnel, Caribou District, B.C.; William Lake; Stampede; trail riders club; Kitimat; female scuba diver Heather McEwen; see finding aid for more detailed subject listing.

Additional name(s):

Photographer: Gilliat Eaton, Rosemary, 1919-2004

Container note(s):

7 : b&w
12 : colour

Source:

Private

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