Yale, BC; from Onderdonk albums.
- D-08693
- Item
- [1866-1870]
Part of Andrew J. Onderdonk fonds
Yale, BC; from Onderdonk albums.
Part of Andrew J. Onderdonk fonds
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Brookman and baby, eldest daughter Agnes Mary Priscilla.
The officers of HMS Cameleon on its poop deck.
Government House, Cary Castle, Victoria.
Harry, Jimmy, Amy and Edith Louisa Helmcken, children of Dr. John Sebastian Helmcken.
George Hargraves, city surveyor, 1863.
View of Victoria from the Songhees Reserve.
The royal engineer camp; New Westminster.
View Of Victoria From Church Hill, Looking Southwest Towards James Bay.
Views of British Columbia photograph album
The album consists of 65 pages, which contain 58 b&w photographs from various creators, and 5 engravings. The photographs primarily depict scenery throughout British Columbia, as well as some photographs of First Nations people and villages. Many of the photographs appear to have been taken by George Mercer Dawson during Geological Survey of Canada expeditions (1878 and 1879), and are complemented by the Survey reports. However, there are also some photographs by Frederick Dally and by Richard Maynard. When known, the photographers and any identifying information are provided (see the attached list of photographs). Many of the unidentified photographs may be Geological Survey of Canada photographs by Dawson as several are numbered in a similar way.
Cary Castle, original Government House, view from the northeast.
Minnehaha Claim, Mosquito Creek; R. Carrall In Centre.
Victoria, Central Legislative Building, Rear View; Shot Taken From The South.
Soda Creek, 266 miles above Yale and 441 from Victoria, V.I.
The item is a b&w photograph of Soda Creek showing the sternwheeler Enterprise, the Exchange Hotel, the Colonial Hotel and Dunlevy's Store.
Part of Henry Mist fonds
Part of Henry Mist fonds
New Westminster; The Government House Staff Cooks
Part of Henry Mist fonds
View of Victoria from the Songhees land; see F-08553 to F-08556.
Part of Henry Mist fonds
St. John's Church in Victoria, also known as the Iron Church.
Part of Henry Mist fonds