Malacca, Scylla, Forward, Sparrowhawk, Esquimalt Harbour, Vancouver Island.
- F-08538
- Unidad documental simple
- [186-]
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Malacca, Scylla, Forward, Sparrowhawk, Esquimalt Harbour, Vancouver Island.
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Camp of Victoria Rifles. August 1870
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Clinton Hotel, J. Smith & Co.; Bill Bose's ox team in front of the Clinton Hotel.
The band of the Victoria Volunteer Corps.
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13 miles from Yale, B.C., the Alexandra suspension bridge, Fraser River, B.C.
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Item consists of a photograph of the Alexandra suspension bridge over the Fraser River, 13 miles from Yale.
Log House. Comox V.I. [Vancouver Island]
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The Gorge. Victoria Arm. Vancouver Island.
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Item consists of a photograph of China Bar Bluff, 24 miles above Yale and 1300 feet above the Fraser River.
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Item consists of a photograph of Nicomen house. This photograph has been attributed to both Richard Maynard and Frederick Dally.
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Item consists of photograph of buildings also known as the Birdcages.
Angela College, The Ladies Seminary, Victoria, B.C.
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Royal Navy Dockyard, Esquimalt, V.I. [Vancouver Island].
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[Francis Jones Barnard's residence, the "Duvals" on Rockland Avenue, Victoria.]
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Item consists of one studio portrait (mid-length) of an Huu-ay-aht man from Kiix̣in [Barkley Sound]. The photograph has been cropped into an oval and adhered to album page. "Ohiat Indian Barclay Sound" is written by hand below.
Wharf Street, Hudson's Bay Co. Store, Victoria, B.C.
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The Royal Navy Clubhouse, Esquimalt, V.I. [Vancouver Island]
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Esquimalt, V.I. [Vancouver Island].
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Photographic Views of British Columbia 1867 - 1870. [Dally Album Number 3]
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The album contains views taken between 1867 and 1870, and includes photographs of Esquimalt, Victoria, Sooke and other places on Vancouver Island; views of New Westminster, Burrard Inlet, and scenes along the Cariboo Road, and photographs of gold mining operations and communities in the Cariboo District. The album also includes one photograph of Peru.
This type of album was made to order by Dally in his photographic studio from a selection of prints chosen by the purchaser.
The captions are presumed to have been written by Frederick Dally.
[Members of first Legislature after the union of the two colonies, in front of Birdcages, Victoria]
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From l. to r., on porch: W.A. Franklin, house messenger; Henry Holbrook; W.O. Hamley; E.G. Alston; P.J. Hankin; M.T.W. Drake; J.M. Trutch (sitting on porch at top of steps); T.L. Wood; H.M. Ball; E. Dewdney; A.T. Bushby; Charles Good (clerk)
From l. to r., in foreground: Amor de Cosmos; H.P.P. Crease; D.B. King (seated on steps, with dog); T.B. Humphreys; John Robson [from list and key in HP folder]
The Royal Navy Cemetry [Cemetery], Esquimalt, V.I. [Vancouver Island].
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R.N. [Royal Navy] Hospital, Esquimalt, V.I. [Vancouver Island]
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Looking up Peace River Valley from hill behind Dunvegan
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The only house left in Barkerville after the great fire
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Barkerville after the fire, looking up creek from Cameron town [Camerontown]
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Photographic Views of British Columbia 1867 to 1870
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The file consists of a photograph album of British Columbia views. It is a leather-bound embossed album containing 53 black and white photographic prints. This type of album was made to order by Dally in his photographic studio from a selection of prints chosen by the purchaser's. The captions are presumed to have been written by Dally.