Members of the Victoria Lawn Tennis Club at a tournament.
Members of yhe Victoria Lawn Tennis Club
D. McNicoll, VP of the Canadian Pacific Railway driving a keel bolt into the frame of the Princess Beatrice at Esquimalt; also in picture, Mr. Marpol, Fitzherbert Bullen and George B
One of the propellers on the Empress of Japan, while in dry dock in Esquimalt.
Members of the Union Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, Victoria; left to right: Edward Ferris, Joseph Wriglesworth and William Reynolds
HMS Swift and HMS Sure; torpedo boats in Esquimalt Harbour.
Victoria Transfer Company; the Tally Ho
W.A. Carlyle, Fleet Robertson and J.D. Galloway on the steps of the last remaining "birdcage"; see also A-00990.
Fleet Robertson and J.D. Galloway on the steps of the last remaining "birdcage"; see also A-00989.
Richard Maynard, standing, his son [Albert] at the right, and blacksmith Jack Knight
Government House, Victoria; left to right: Colonel Baker, Lord Aberdeen, Miss Aberdeen, Lady Aberdeen, Lieutenant Governor Dewdney, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Dewdney, Miss Allison, unnamed De
Judge Peter O'Reilly, Gold Commissioner Captain H.M. Ball and Thomas Elwyn.
Wedding of Martha Douglas and Dennis Reginald Harris; photo taken in front of the Douglas home.
Judge John Hamilton Gray and others outside his Fort Street home in Victoria.
Picnic party under maple tree; party of naval officers at Craigflower Bridge, Craigflower Manor in the background.
Walter Moberley and the Canadian Pacific Railway Geological Survey Party in Victoria.
Captain Newton H. Chittenden, explorer, and Richard Maynard, photographer, who accompanied Chittenden to the Queen Charlotte Islands in 1884.
First Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway excursion to Goldstream; members of the Legislature part of the passenger list.
Deluge Fire Hall #1, Victoria, Yates And Broad Street; Victoria.
Willis Stark, son of Sylvia Stark; James Anderson on the right.
Hop silo at the William Towner farm in North Saanich.
Governor and Mrs. Frederick Seymour, with Arthur T. Bushby and private secretary Stapleton.
Children of Richard Wolfenden and first wife, Kate, nee Cooley.
Emily Carr (lower right) and her sisters. Clockwise from Emily; Alice; Elizabeth (Lizzie); Edith; Clara.
The builders of James Dunsmuir's Hatley Park Castle, near Victoria.
The staff of "The Comet" a satirical newspaper published in Victoria in 1873
Arthur Fellows' home on Birdcage Walk, now Government Street, Victoria; located opposite the museum; torn down in 1937.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fellows and family at Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy's Thetis Cottage, in Esquimalt; Mrs. Fellows at centre; two nurses at left; boy with dog Walter Wilson, later a plumber
The Alex A. Green home on Birdcage Walk; Mrs. Green and Mrs. Cridge are standing in the gateway.
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