RBCM Archives

B-07304
Item
[194-]

Part of Archives visual records collection

A-06531
Item
1878

Part of Archives visual records collection

Item consists of one photograph of provincial government civil servants standing on the steps of the parliament buildings in 1878. Nineteen men are identified: (front row, left to right) F. Elwyn, A.S. Farwell, J.C. Provost, C.E. Pooley, A. McKenzie, J.J. Young, R. Butler, and H.B.W. Aikman; (centre row, left to right) H.S. Mason, E.G. Prior, J. Jessop, G. Williams, C. Swanson; and (back row, left to right) F.G. Richards, W.S. Gore, R. Wolfenden, W.C. Berkley, J.J. Austin, and H. Murray.

Colonial Office. James Bay.

MS-3100.13.2
Item
1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Columns in the Legislative Buildings, Victoria.

Part of Beautiful British Columbia Magazine photographs

Commencement cairn in the Legislature, Victoria.

Part of Beautiful British Columbia Magazine photographs

Composite photo of Victoria's inner harbour.

A-02648
Item
[ca. 1910]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Conference Of Government Agents At Parliament Buildings, Victoria.

NA-40556
Item
5-7 Sep 1945

Part of Archives visual records collection

Correspondence and other material

GR-0830
Series
1900-1913; 1957

This series consists of correspondence and other records from the Department of Lands and Works, and its successor, the Department of Public Works. Records include correspondence inward and tenders for Victoria Court House, 1900-1904, Government House, 1900-1904, and Parliament Buildings, 1900; specifications for Victoria Graving Dock; specifications and agreement for Lytton highway bridge, 1913; and weekly building progress reports, Government House, 1957 (reports 30-75 only).

British Columbia. Dept. of Lands and Works

Cover of a magazine featuring the Legislative Buildings, Victoria.

A-02650
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

"C.P. Station, Victoria BC"; seen from the Inner Harbour; Legislative Buildings in the background; from P. Leonard James album.

D-05218
Item
1925

Part of Archives visual records collection

"CPR docks, and parliament buildings, Victoria, BC".

I-82156
Item
[ca. 1905]

Part of Archives visual records collection

"CPR docks, and parliament buildings, Victoria, BC".

I-82505
Item
[ca. 1905]

Part of Archives visual records collection

"CPR Ticket Office and Parliament Buildings, Victoria, BC"

F-09671
Item
[1905]

Part of Archives visual records collection

The James Bay Athletic Association, far left; the Legislative Buildings in the centre; and the CPR terminal, far right.

Crowd in front of the Parliament Buildings, decorated to mark the coronation of King George V.

G-07179
Item
22 Jun 1911

Part of Archives visual records collection

Dan McIntosh's boathouse and launches, Victoria; James Bay Bridge at the left, Legislative Buildings in the distance.

B-02680
Item
25 May 1899

Part of Archives visual records collection

Dan McIntosh's boathouse; at the north end of the James Bay Bridge; the Legislative Buildings are just visible at right.

I-81591
Item
25 May 1899

Part of Archives visual records collection

[Dave Barrett -- Legislative Dining Room]

AAAA3536
Item
1980-02-27

Part of CHEK TV fonds

News item. NDP opposition leader Dave Barrett talks to the press about the Legislative Dining Room -- its food, quality, prices, services and atmosphere. When asked how he feels about the government subsidizing food costs, he replies that it helps MLAs with their entertainment costs when they have several guests. The food subsidies are not really a serious problem, he says, as they are constantly monitored by the Speaker.

Departure of the 11th CMR

J-02178
Item
1916

Part of Ernest Crocker fonds

Photograph depicts the scene in front of the Houses of Parliament on the departure day of the 11th Canadian Mounted Rifles from Victoria. Crowded on Belleville Street is a mix of soldiers and civilians. This was their last chance to interact with family members and friends before departing from the CPR station from where they would travel by boat to Vancouver.