RBCM Archives

F-05167
Item
1874

Item consists of a photograph, likely taken by Richard Maynard, of a group of Indigenous men on board the H.M.S. Boxer, possibly in Barkley Sound.

Group of natives on Douglas Street, facing south; from the Newcombe collection box 7.16.

I-50664
Item
1874

Part of Newcombe family fonds

From back of Maynard print copy: "[St. John's (Iron) Church on right and Maynard store and studio on block closer, same side, sash and door factory on left]"

View near Victoria

A-08027
Item
[188-]

Part of Archives visual records collection

The item is a trimmed, mounted b&w photograph taken by Richard Maynard from Mt. Douglas, looking South. It is the right hand side of a panorama and shows the farmland in the Gordon Head and Cedar Hill area.
Information written on the back of the second copy of the photograph:
From Mt. Douglas to S.C.
Mt. Tolmie in centre
Gonzales to right
Trial I. between them.

William Pottinger, also known as Old Willie, an old Hudson's Bay employee who became the gardener at Hillside Farm, John Work's residence.

I-51746
Item
[188-]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Laying foundation of Odd Fellows' Hall

NA-40855
Item
28 Apr. 1879

Part of Archives visual records collection

The item is a b&w photograph taken April 28, 1879 by Richard Maynard. It shows the ceremony for the laying of the cornerstone for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall.

The SS Lytton at Nakusp.

A-00090
Item
[ca. 1880]

Part of Archives visual records collection

SS Olympian arriving at Victoria.

A-00100
Item
[ca. 1890]

Part of Archives visual records collection

SS Empress of India arriving at Victoria.

A-00188
Item
[1891]

Part of Archives visual records collection

SS Empress of Japan at Vancouver.

A-00191
Item
[ca. 1885]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Vancouver, looking west towards Stanley Park.

A-00401
Item
[ca. 1895]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Vancouver; Water Street looking west from fifty feet west of Carrall Street; formerly Granville, alias Gastown; further information on original; note, light poles without wires; no e

A-00396
Item
Mar 1887

Part of Archives visual records collection

First Nations homes and totem poles in Masset

G-04393
Item
1884

Part of Archives visual records collection

Item consists of a photograph of exterior of Chief Weha's (Wias, Wi:ha, Wias, Weah) house in Masset, Haida Gwaii. The photograph was likely taken in spring of 1884 by Richard Maynard, during his trip with Newton H. Chittenden.