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"Hydah [Haida] Indian"
Dr. Joseph Beauchamp Matthews.
George Hargraves, city surveyor, 1863.
John Goodfellow, Manager of the Bank of British North America
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The Misses Pidett [Pidwell?]
Mr. and Mrs. William Archibald Robertson.
A Miss Brown and a Miss Irving, the only two unmarried women of New Westminster at that time; on the road to Spuzzum from Yale, on the Fraser River
Mary Maberly Crease.
Mrs. J. H. Turner and son Arthur.
HMS Zealous, flagship of Rear Admiral George Fowler Hastings, Commander in chief, Pacific Station, royal Navy, 1866 to 1869.
Governor Frederick Seymour and pet cat; see also B-07224; this is original photo of the two.
First Presbyterian Church, Victoria; Corner Of Pandora Avenue And Blanshard Street.
Morning Star Claim, Barkerville.
Fisgard Lighthouse, Esquimalt Harbour.
Group of naval officers, sailors and an unidentified woman aboard HMS Sparrowhawk.
"Maplebank", The Admiral's Residence, Esquimalt.
Dockyard Offices And Residences, Esquimalt.
Temple Emmanu-El, the first synagogue in Western Canada, at the southeast corner of Pandora and Blanshard Streets.
Hudson's Bay Company dry dock in Esquimalt.
The American military camp on San Juan Island.
Richfield.
Main Street, Barkerville.
Naval Officers' Club, Esquimalt
St. Paul's church, Esquimalt
Member of the Comox First Nation.
New Westminster; The Government House Staff Cooks
Parson's Bridge, at Six Mile; Esquimalt Harbour
View of Victoria from the Songhees land; see F-08553 to F-08556.
View of Victoria from the Songhees land; see F-08553 to F-08556.
View of Victoria from the Songhees land; see F-08553 to F-08556.
