Doukhobors--Canada

An early pioneer Doukhobor village on the Canadian Prairies

C-01557
Item
ca. 1900

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

The location is Voskresennie, south of Kamsack, Saskatchewan.

Banquet at the 50th anniversary of Doukhobors in Canada

C-01789
Item
1949

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

B.C. Doukhobor choir on tour in Saskatchewan, Saskatoon.

C-01636
Item
1952

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

The choir is from Grand Forks, B.C.

Commission Pursuant to the Doukhobor Lands Allotment Act (1953)

GR-0723
Series
1955-1961

This series consists of records of the Commission Pursuant to the Doukhobor Lands Allotment Act. Records include exhibits and transcripts of proceedings at public hearings in Nelson, Castlegar and Grand Forks, 1955, and in Grand Forks and Nelson, 1959. The series also contains select issues of "Iskra", 1954-1961, with summary translation of contents.

British Columbia. Commission Pursuant to the Doukhobor Lands Allotment Act (1953)

Community brick factory, Verigin, Saskatchewan

C-01455
Item

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

Community Doukhobors at work mixing cement blocks

C-01553
Item
[ca. 1900]

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

Location is Village of Vernoe, South Saskatchewan.

Crossing the Swan River on a rope guided raft, North Colony village

E-07245
Item
1899

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

Dr. Mercer is standing on the raft.

Cultures do die : the Dukhobors

AAAB4924
Item
1976 [date published]

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

SUMMARY: A historical documentary on the Doukhobor culture, based on interviews recorded in Grand Forks, B.C., by David Caley or Kaley.;

Delegation of Canadian Doukhobors in Russia

C-01650
Item
1906

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

Identified sitting left to right : A.M. Bodyanski, Peter V. Verigin and "grandfather" Ivan Makortoff. Standing are three helpers of Verigin and two servants : Dimitri Gritchen, Joseph Ditress, Paul Planidin, Anastasia Goloboff and Mavra Deosky.

Delegation to Rostov-on-the-Don, Russia

C-01922
Item
Feb. 1925

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

identified from left to right : Michael Cazakoff (secretary of the CCUB) ; Nick M. Plotnikoff (delegate) and Gabriel W. Vereschagin (delegate). Photograph was taken in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Delegation to Russia that didn't go

C-01663
Item
1928

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

Left to right : Savili Semenoff, Peter G. Makaroff, Fedia Strelioff, George Semenoff and Koozma J. Tarasoff, Sr.

Doukhobor bake oven, North Colony, Swan River area

E-07247
Item
1899

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

With three women.

Doukhobor brick factory at Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

C-01459
Item

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

Doukhobor Community enterprise, Verigin, Saskatchewan

C-01708
Item
1929

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

Showing grain elevators.

Doukhobor delegation en route to Russia

C-01921
Item
1931

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

same #26 - C-01932

Doukhobor delegation en route to Russia

C-01919
Item
1931

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

[Doukhobor] Frenzied trek on the Canadian prairies

C-01563
Item
Oct 1902

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

Doukhobor history photograph collection

PR-0137
Fonds
1960 (orginally created ca. 1895-1960)

The collection consists of copies of photographs pertaining to Doukhobor history collected by Koozma John Tarasoff as part of a 1958 B.C. centennial project.

Photographs document the history of Doukhobors, from beginnings in Russia in the 19th century, emigration to North America, and current history to the mid 20th century. Images depict all aspects of culture, individuals and communities.

Sources of the copies include, but are not limited to: The "Tregouboff" collection, a collection belonging to Ivan Mikhailovitch Tregouboff, of Moscow, who was a close friend of Lev N. Tolstoy and the Doukhobors; Vogue Studio, Nelson, BC, courtesy of Helmuth Mayrhofer (photographer); Bill Verigin of Vancouver; Anna Brinton, a member of the Society of Friends (Quakers) and writer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (referred to as the "Popoff album"); Larry A. Ewashen; Jennie Petroff and Lydia Linitsky (the Petroff sisters) of Saskatchewan; the editors of Iskra, a Russian language Doukhobor publication in Grand Forks, BC and Mir, an English language Doukhobor publication also in Grand Forks, BC..

Photographs document the history of Doukhobors, from beginnings in Russia in the 19th century, emigration to North America, and current history to the mid 20th century. Images depict all aspects of culture, individuals and communities.

Tarasoff, Koozma John, collector