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Photograph that depicts the Provincial Museum's natural history collection documented in the Provincial Museum, likely the location at the East Wing, ca. 1898-1968. Collection items include small specimens of wild mammals positioned in front of other specimens housed in glass cases located at the centre of a gallery. The skeleton of a wild mammal is present and positioned on the top of one of the glass display cases. Other display cases with dioramas depicting other collection items or large specimens (wild mammals) are visible in the background. The image also captures the interior architecture of the East Wing location.

Photograph that depicts the Provincial Museum's natural history collection documented in the Provincial Museum, likely the location at the East Wing, ca. 1898-1968. The image showcases a collection specimens housed in glass cases (waterfowl and aquatic birds) located on an upper floor gallery. The image also captures the interior architecture of the East Wing location.

Photograph that depicts a diorama of a specimen (bird of prey) of the Provincial Museum's natural history collection photographed in the [Provincial Museum]. The collection item is situated in tree habitat setting and photographed against a plain background.

Photograph that depicts the Provincial Museum's natural history collection documented in the Provincial Museum, likely the location at the East Wing, ca. 1898-1968. The image showcases a single collection specimen (bear) in transit.

Photograph that depicts the Provincial Museum's natural history collection documented in the Provincial Museum, likely the location at the East Wing, ca. 1898-1968. The image showcases a diorama of a single collection specimen (big horned sheep) situated in grasslands covered in snow. The mounted head of a seal is visible in the background.

Photograph that depicts the Provincial Museum's natural history collection documented in the Provincial Museum, likely the location at the East Wing, ca. 1898-1968. The image showcases a single collection specimen (walrus) in transit. A diorama featuring a rabbit is visible in the background.

Stereo photograph that depicts the Provincial Museum's natural history collection documented in the Provincial Museum, likely the location at the East Wing, ca. 1898-1968. The image showcases a single collection specimen (big horned sheep) photographed against a plain backdrop. The two photographs represented in this image appear to be the same side view of the collection item.

Photograph that depicts the Provincial Museum's natural history collection documented in the Provincial Museum, likely the location at the East Wing, ca. 1898-1968. The image showcases a single collection specimen (wild mammal) in transit. The mounted head of a seal is visible in the background.

Stereo photograph that depicts a diorama of a specimen (bird of prey) of the Provincial Museum's natural history collection photographed in the [Provincial Museum]. The collection item is situated in tree habitat setting and photographed against a plain background. The two photographs represented in this image appear to be the same side view of the diorama.

Stereo photograph that depicts the Provincial Museum's natural history collection documented in the Provincial Museum, likely the location at the East Wing, ca. 1898-1968. The image showcases a single collection specimen (big horned sheep) photographed against a plain backdrop. The two photographs represented in this image appear to be the same frontal view of the head and portion of the body of the collection item.

Stereo photograph that depicts the Provincial Museum's natural history collection documented in the Provincial Museum, likely the location at the East Wing, ca. 1898-1968. The image showcases a single collection specimen (big horned sheep) photographed against a plain backdrop. The two photographs represented in this image appear to be the same side view of the collection item.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's taxidermy shop, including a moose specimen in progress.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's taxidermy shop, including a moose specimen in progress.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's taxidermy shop, including a moose specimen in progress.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's taxidermy shop, including a moose specimen in progress.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's natural history collection, including glass display cases of bird specimens.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's natural history collection, including glass display cases of bird specimens.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's natural history collection. Numerous specimens are visible, including a walrus, sea lion, bear, and wolves and/or coyotes.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's natural history collection. Numerous specimens are visible, including a walrus, sea lion, seal, wolves and/or coyotes, and possible wolverines.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's taxidermy shop. John Fannin (1837-1904), the first curator of the museum, is seated at centre. Francis Kermode (1874-1946), curator and later director of the museum, is possibly seated in the back corner on the viewer's right. They are surrounded by various taxidermy specimens in progress.

Item consists of one stereo photograph of the Provincial Museum's natural history collection. Numerous animal specimens are visible.

Item consists of one photograph of a Provincial Museum racoon specimens display. Four racoons are posed climbing a small tree.

Item consists of one photograph of a Provincial Museum fox specimens display. Two foxes are posed together in a snowy, woodland setting.

Item consists of one photograph of a Provincial Museum blue heron specimens display. Three blue herons are posed together in a natural setting.

Item consists of a photograph of a Coast Salish woman.

Item consists of a studio portrait of a Coast Salish woman holding a tray of berries.

Item consists of a studio portrait of a Haida woman identified as "Indian Mary." She is in a Hudson's Bay Company blanket and has a labret. Alternate photographs indicate that Mary worked as a washerwoman for Hannah Maynard between 1867-1869. Additional information found on verso of PN05311-B.

Item consists of one studio portrait of Mary, a Haida woman, seated. She was employed as a washerwoman by Hannah Maynard from 1867-1869. The negative has been manipulated to remove the background.

Item consists of a portrait photograph of Mary, a Haida woman. She was employed as a washerwoman by Hannah Maynard from 1867-1869. The negative has not been manipulated.

Item consists of a studio portrait photograph of two unidentified Indigenous men standing together. The negative has not been manipulated.