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Item consists of one studio photograph of Hannah Maynard seated next to a young girl. Maynard holds a book or magazine on her lap and the girl stands next to a toy wagon. The studio backdrop depicts "Siwash Rock" in Vancouver.

Item consists of one studio photograph of William Haynes, bandmaster of the Royal Engineers.

Item consists of one photograph from the Gems of British Columbia works by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of photocollages created in the 1880s and 1890s. The image design is shaped like an artist's palette and is filled with portraits of children and babies.

Item consists of one photograph from the Gems of British Columbia works by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of photocollages created in the 1880s and 1890s. The image design includes a fountain in the centre, babies on painted clouds surrounding the central image, text, and a wreath. Portraits of children are included inside the letters of text in the image.

Item consists of one photograph of the H.M.S. Triumph in Esquimalt. It was probably taken by Hannah Maynard in October 1885 when the Governor-General visited the flagship.

Item consists of a photograph of a field of wheat and hay gathered into sheaves. Trees and a low building are visible on the horizon line.

Item consists of one studio photograph of Robert Borland.

Item consists of one studio photograph of W. D. Carter.

Item consists of one studio photograph of Lady Amelia Douglas and one of her grandchildren.

Item consists of one studio photograph of Mrs. Allen Francis.

Item consists of one studio photograph of Mrs. William Haynes.

Item consists of one studio photograph of Ada Hall.

Item consists of one studio photograph of Laura Agnes Ker (nee Heisterman).

Item consists of one studio photograph of Joseph L. Loewen.

Item consists of one studio photograph of Mr. Heisterman.

Item consists of a studio portrait of three young boys in sailor suits. One is standing on a swing.

Item consists of a photograph of Richard Maynard standing posed with a field camera, on a tripod, in Hannah Maynard's photographic studio.

Item consists of one full-length studio portrait of Mary Lydia (Penketh) Jones Shaw, standing with a closed umbrella (parasol). She was first married to George Jones and later Thomas Shaw and died in Victoria 29 Oct 1917 at the age of 83.

Item consists of a studio portrait of an unidentified baby and toddler.

Item consists of a studio portrait of Florence Gillespie (Mrs. George Gillespie) standing and holding her infant son, John Hebden Gillespie, on a cloth-draped plinth.

Item consists of one photograph from the Gems of British Columbia works by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of photocollages created in the 1880s and 1890s. The image design includes a central oval with six previous Gems of British Columbia works positioned around the top and bottom edges. Unidentifiable rectangular shapes have been placed around each image composite to create a decorative effect.

Item consists of one tableau vivant work by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of tableau vivant works created in the 1890s. The composite work is composed of several photographs merged together to form a single work using the techniques of double or multiple exposures. The image features five Hannah Maynards, posed with a bouquet of flowers

Item consists of one completed Gems of British Columbia works by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of photocollages created in the 1880s and 1890s. The image design includes the shape of an inverted horseshoe with additional embellishments. "Gems of British Columbia" is printed at the bottom centre and "1892" has been written near the centre of the image. Portraits taken the previous year and Gems from 1881-1891 are included. Approximately 22,000 images were used to create the photocollage.

Item consists of one tableau vivant work by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of tableau vivant works created in the 1890s. The composite work is composed of several photographs merged together to form a single work using the techniques of double or multiple exposures. The image features three Hannah Maynards gathered around a writing desk. One is reading a letter, another holds a fan, and another holds flowers. The studio flooring (rose pattern), screens, textiles, furniture, curtains and an artificial backdrop attributed to Mrs. R. Maynards Photographic Gallery are visible.

Item consists of one completed Gems of British Columbia works by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of photocollages created in the 1880s and 1890s. The image design includes overlapping portraits of children within a rectangular shape with rounded edges. The bottom left corner of the shape appears curled up, creating a space for featuring eight Gem images from previous years. Some of Maynard's “Statuary from Life” children are shown in the bottom left of the image. "Gems of British Columbia Greet You, 1889, Mrs. R. Maynard's Studio, Victoria, B.C." is spelled out around the outer edges of the image.

Item consists of one tableau vivant work by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of tableau vivant works created in the 1890s. The composite work is composed of several photographs merged together to form a single work using the techniques of double or multiple exposures. The image features Hannah Maynard with grandson Maynard Macdonald, along with other portraits of Maynard family members in a domestic Victorian parlor scene.

Item consists of one completed Gems of British Columbia works by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of photocollages created in the 1880s and 1890s. Created for 1883, the work also includes child and baby portraits taken in 1881 and 1882. Located beside the left flag in the centre of the work is a child from the pioneering Spotts family, likely Cecillia Spotts.

Item consists of one completed Gems of British Columbia works by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of photocollages created in the 1880s and 1890s. The image design includes overlapping portraits of children within an oval shape. "British Columbia yearly gems Mrs. R. Maynard" is spelled out in typed letters down the right edge of the oval.

Possibly the first Gems photograph as years 1880 to 1895 are otherwise accounted for within the BC Archives' collection.

Item consists of one photograph from the Gems of British Columbia works by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of photocollages created in the 1880s and 1890s. The image design includes the shape of a crown (with portraits of children situated inside), with an oval jewel at the bottom centre of the crown and three sets of crossing flags. Gems from 1881-1887 are set within the flags and jewel, which are labeled with the corresponding year. The photograph commemorates the Golden Jubilee year of Queen Victoria.

Item consists of one tableau vivant work by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of tableau vivant works created in the 1890s. The composite work is composed of several photographs merged together to form a single work using the techniques of double or multiple exposures. The image features five Hannah Maynards.