An early Nanaimo home
Copy of a tintype of Chief Factor John Rowand of Edmonton.
New Westminster; early view of Columbia Street, west of 6th Street.
George Robinson, manager at the Hudson's Bay Company at the Nanaimo mines from 1854 to 1859; also was a photographer.
Richard Blanshard; first Governor of Vancouver Island.
Mrs. George Barnston, nee Mathews.
Lady Douglas, nee Amelia Connolly; born 1812, died 1890.
John Mendell.
Mrs. Henry Classon Courtney.
Artist's rendition of the Lillooet steamer, the Prince of Wales.
Dr. John McLoughlin.
James Anderson, uncle of James Robert Anderson; from an original ambrotype.
George Robinson.
James Anderson, cousin of James Robert Anderson; this made from a photograph of the original; see HP095933, G-02731 for original ambrotype
Victoria Harbour At Point Ellice Bridge And Trahey Shipyards
Richard Blanshard's commission as Governor of Vancouver Island
Victoria Birnie.
Kamloops Museum photo; Captain Hamilton Moffatt
The steamship "Brother Jonathan"
Robert Hunt, of the Hudson's Bay Company at Fort Rupert.
Adam McKay, son of Granny McKay, a Selkirk settler.
The Pacific Coast Group, indentified on the original.
Mrs. William Fraser Tolmie.
Francis Ross, son of Charles Ross.
James W. Taylor.
Richard Blanshard's appointment of the first Vancouver Island Council
Mrs. James Grimmer, nee Mary Ann Oliver, before leaving England in 1852.
Henry Pering Pellew Crease.
First house in Victoria; Kenneth McKenzie and family lived south of the Fort Victoria stockade.
Edmund Williams, member of city staff.
