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Maynard family collection Dally, Frederick
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Aerial of Victoria from Church Hill

Item consists of one stereograph, aerial photograph of Victoria, taken from Church Hill. In the foreground, the French Hospital is visible at the viewer's left and the Roman Catholic church on Humboldt Street, now St. Ann's Chapel, is visible at the viewer's right. Bishop Demer's home is between them.

Aerial of Victoria from Church Hill

Item consists of one stereograph, aerial photograph of Victoria, taken from Church Hill. Rae Street is visible in the foreground and Yates Street in the distance. Quadra Street Cemetery is at the viewer's right.

Barkerville after the fire of September 16, 1868

Item consists of one photograph of Barkerville the day after fire destroyed the town on September 16, 1868. Groups of men stand amid rubble, smoke, and tree stumps. An unopened safe from The Bank of British Columbia can be seen at the centre of the image.

Bella Coola, Burke Channel

Item consists of Bella Coola, Burke Channel. The photograph is believed to have been taken by Richard Maynard, but has previously been attributed to Frederick Dally.

Graves, Fraser River, one mile above Boston Bar

Item consists of one photograph taken by Frederick Dally. Glass plate negative was then purchased by Richard Maynard. A paper label adhered to the front of the plate includes a handwritten caption: "#52 Indian graves Fraser River". The image depicts a forest clearing with a picket fence, three low shelters (platforms?), and poles with flags or banners.

Tseshaht man

Item consists of a studio portrait of an unidentified Indigenous man. This photograph can also be found in Dally album 5 (MS-3100.5), where it is captioned "Sheesat Siwash." Sheesat is assumed to refer to Tseshaht First Nation.

The photograph may have been taken in 1866, when Frederick Dally participated in a tour of inspection of Indigenous communities around Vancouver Island on the H.M.S. Scout.

Tseshaht men

Item consists of a studio photograph of six Tseshaht men. The photograph may have been taken in 1866 when Frederick Dally participated in a tour of Indigenous communities around Vancouver Island aboard the H.M.S. Scout.

WSANEC woman

Item consists of a studio portrait of a WSANEC (W̱SÁNEĆ, Saanich) woman. The photograph is attributed to Frederick Dally.

Unidentified portrait

Item consists of a studio portrait of an unidentified Indigenous person. The same portrait is featured on G-03768 with a caption that appears to read "Eu-cul-taw."

Cape Flattery man

Item consists of a studio portrait of a Makah (Nuu-chah-nulth) man from Cape Flattery region in what is now known as Washington State.

Two Indigenous men, Harrison River

Item consists of a photograph of two Indigenous men, presumably taken near Harrison River. The photograph is attributed to Frederick Dally and a print version can be found in Album 4 (MS-3100.4, page 97).

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