This series consists of correspondence and reports from the British Foreign Office relating to possessory rights in Oregon, the San Juan boundary and the establishment of a transcontinental telegraph. (F.O. 115/20 to F.O. 115/172).

Great Britain. Foreign Office

Group San Juan Island

MS-3100.13.36
Item
1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

"Property of James Crook of San Juan Island August 1961."

A-03082
Item
1961

Part of Archives visual records collection

Purse-seine fishing on the Salmon Bank, near the shore of San Juan Island

J-05315
Item
[before 1934]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Item consists of one film negative depicting a dingy on a purse-seine fishing vessel. Four smaller vessels and the shore of San Juan Island are in the distance.

Purse-seine fishing on the Salmon Bank, near the shore of San Juan Island

J-05316
Item
[before 1934]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Item consists of one film negative depicting five small fishing vessels of various sizes and the shore of San Juan Island in the distance.

Purse-seine fishing on the Salmon Bank, near the shore of San Juan Island

J-05314
Item
[before 1934]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Item consists of one film negative depicting two fishermen standing on the deck of a purse-seine fishing vessel. Their catch of salmon covers the deck. The shore of San Juan Island is in the distance.

Purse-seine fishing on the Salmon Bank, near the shore of San Juan Island

J-05317
Item
[before 1934]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Item consists of one film negative depicting three fishing vessels of various sizes and the shore of San Juan Island in the distance. Two of the boats appear to be tied together and tethered to the third in the distance. At least four people are standing on the centre boat.

Purse-seine fishing on the Salmon Bank, near the shore of San Juan Island