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[.....] & flat opposite. Thompson River Bridge.

• I-83684
• Item
• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

8 Mile Bluff, Thompson's River. 8 miles from Spence's Bridge.

• MS-3100.6.17
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

A view on the Thompson River at the Great Bluff. 88 miles above Yale.

• MS-3100.2.17
• Item
• 1867-1868

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

[A view on the Thompson River at the Great Bluff. 88 miles above Yale.]

• MS-3100.12.1
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

A view on the Thompson River near the 89 mile post above Yale on the road to Cariboo.

• MS-3100.10.33
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Alkali valley between the Thompson and Bonaparte rivers on the Cariboo wagon road.

• MS-3100.10.34
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Alkali Valley, between the Thompson and Bonaparte Rivers.

• MS-3100.2.18
• Item
• 1867-1868

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

At this point I had to take two views as a rattler happened to be under the stone that I rested my plate against to dry it in the sun, and licked the water off marking the plate from the top to the bottom with its forked tongue. [Dally also drew a picture of the snake's tongue markings in the margin]. Thompson River wagon road scenery at the little bluff 80 [1/2?] miles above Yale.

• MS-3100.5.44
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Bonaparte House. 111 Miles above Yale.

• MS-3100.7.36
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Clinton (the junction) at the 136 mile post above Yale on the Cariboo wagon road

• MS-3100.10.36
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Clinton, 136 miles above Yale and 47 miles above Lilloett [Lillooet]

• MS-3100.2.22
• Item

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indians at Lytton. Fraser River. Basket cradle. Sizeanjute (Chief of the Bonapartes).

• MS-3100.5.32
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Lytton, B.C.

• MS-3100.6.18
• Item

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Nicomeen [Nicomen] Thompson River

• MS-3100.6.19
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Nicomin [Nicomen]. Thompson River - place where Gold was first discovered in British Columbia.

• MS-3100.7.33
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Nicomin [Nicomen]. Thompson River, the place where gold was first discovered in British Columbia, by an Indian who stooping down to drink, and saw a three oz [ounce] nugget at the bottom of the water.

• MS-3100.10.30
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Nicomin [Nicomen] on the Thompson the place where gold was first discovered in British Columbia by an Indian who was [?] down to drink it's [sic] weight was about 3 [?]

• MS-3100.2.14
• Item
• 1867

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Nin-cum-shin [Nincumshin] tribe of Indians. Thompson River.

• MS-3100.7.32
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Ox team at Clinton with freight for the Cariboo mines.

• MS-3100.4.72
• Item
• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds