Ryan-Swain photographs [graphic material, philatelic record] Archives / Collections and Fonds

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Ryan-Swain photographs [graphic material, philatelic record]

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Context of this record:

Ryan-Swain family fonds

Ryan-Swain photographs

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Photographs (Paper) (90: Open)

Graphic material, philatelic record (Electronic) Finding aid is a partial file and item level list of volume 1. MSS2651 (90: Open)
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Ryan-Swain photographs [graphic material, philatelic record]

Date:

[ca. 1916]-1968.

Reference:

R13144-1-4-E

Type of material:

Photographs, Stamps and stamp products

Found in:

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

5099396

Date(s):

[ca. 1916]-1968.

Place of creation:

Canada

Extent:

674 photographs : 464 prints and 210 negatives.
14 photographs : postcards.
3 postal stationary items : postcards.

Language of material:

English

Scope and content:

This series consists of photographs in the Ryan-Swain family fonds. The photographs include students attending the St. Paul's Indian Residential School in Cardston, Alberta in 1928; photographs of a trip and visit to Aklavik (1931-32) by Anne Swain; locals and visitors to Herschel Island, [ca. 1932]-1933; Photographs taken aboard the RCMP Schooner St. Roch in ca. 1932; photographs from St. John's Indian Residential school near Chapleau, Ontario; photographs of people and events at an indigenous camp near the Athabaska River, ca. 1916; photographs from a Group A Portage on the Peace River, ca. 1921; early views of Fort McMurray, Fort Smith, Peace River, Fort Fitzgerald, boat building in Form Smith, the constructions of the Portage Road, and Governor General Tweedsmuir's 1934 visit to the North. The photographs were taken by Mickey Ryan and Anne Swain.

Source:

Private

Related control no.:

2009-00587-2

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