6th Regiment, the Duke of Connaught's Own Rifles; part of the Nanaimo civil aid force, sent to break the Dunsmuir coal miners' strike.
72nd Regiment, Seaforth Highlanders of Canada; part of the Nanaimo civil aid force, sent to break Dunsmuir coal mine strikers.
88th Regiment waiting in line for dinner; part of the Nanaimo civil aid force, sent to break Dunsmuir coal mine strikers.
88th Regiment, issuing bread; part of the Nanaimo civil aid force, sent to break Dunsmuir coal mine strikers.
A engine used by the Canadian Colliery Company, in Ladysmith.
A engine used by the Canadian Colliery Company, in Ladysmith.
A Home At Departure Bay.
A home at Departure Bay.
A home at Departure Bay.
A Nanaimo courtroom.
A Nanaimo courtroom.
"A picturesque spot in Nanaimo, BC."
"A picturesque spot in Nanaimo, BC."
A plaque to Joseph MacKay in Nanaimo.
A plaque to Joseph MacKay in Nanaimo.
"A portion of Commercial Street, Nanaimo, BC."
"A portion of Commercial Street, Nanaimo, British Columbia".
"A portion of Commercial Street, Nanaimo, British Columbia"; tinted postcard.
A South Wellington miner's cabin.
"A stroll to visit the coal mines, Nanaimo, BC."
Above ground at the Nanaimo Mine disaster
Adam Grant Horne.
Adam Grant Horne of Nanaimo.
Adam Grant Horne of Nanaimo.
Adam Grant Horne, of Nanaimo; the second in command at the fort.
Aerial View Of The Construction At Harmac Pulp Mill
A.G. Horne And Sons, Nanaimo.
Agnes Dunsmuir; later Mrs. James Harvey.
Alberni Road Around Cameron Lake
Alexander Mayer, pioneer merchant in Nanaimo.
Among the flat tops, Gabriola Island
Among the flat tops, Gabriola Island
An early Nanaimo home
An unidentified Nanaimo family.
Andrew Haslam's residence in Nanaimo.
Angus Rutherford Johnston of Nanaimo.
Angus Rutherford Johnston of Nanaimo.
Arlington Hotel At Nanoose Bay
