Richard Castleton, Esquimalt pioneer
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Richard Castleton, Esquimalt pioneer
Sarah Castleton, Esquimalt pioneer
Part of Newcombe family fonds
File consists of 268 black and white photographs, negatives, and postcards. They were commercially produced by Hannah, Richard, or Albert Maynard and purchased by the Newcombe family, typically via Mrs. R. Maynard's Photographic Gallery. Images depict the Gorge, Victoria beach scenes, Esquimalt, Beacon Hill Park, studio portraits, houses, and other miscellaneous scenes. The original order of the photographs has been maintained.
Albert Hatherly Maynard, son of Richard and Hannah Maynard.
Item consists of a studio portrait photograph of A.H. Maynard, son of Hannah and Richard Maynard. The cabinet card has Mrs. R. Maynard's imprint.
Nan Cheney (left) and artist Emily Carr on porch of 316 Beckley St., Victoria
Part of Humphrey Toms fonds
The item is a black and white photograph of Emily Carr and Nan Cheney. The photograph was taken by Humphrey Toms in May 1938.
James William Bland Jr.; clerk at the Victoria courthouse.
Arthur Crease at the age of 17.
Lindley Crease at the age of twelve.
Lindley Crease at the age of three years and three months.
Mrs. Thomas Russell Buie, nee Agnes Laumeister.
Mrs. Henry A. King and her massive dog, Towser.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. King's children, Alice, at the left, Mary, and either Fred or Charlie.
Ebenezer King, in his fireman's uniform.
Ebenezer King, milkman for Cedar Hill, near Victoria.
Mrs. Ebenezer King of Cedar Hill, near Victoria.
The item is a b&w cabinet card portrait of Mrs. Richard Woods (Anne Woods), mounted on a Spencer & Hastings card. "S.A. Spencer, return to" is written on the back of the photograph. The original photograph may be have been taken by Stephen Spencer as early as 1861 and reprinted at some point in the 1880's by Spencer & Hastings.
Part of Stelly family fonds
The item is a b&w photograph mounted on a "Paris panel" cabinet card. The photograph is a studio portrait of Clara Cameron with a guitar, taken by John Savannah. Notes on the back of the photograph say that she was the daughter of Daniel Cameron and was married to James Pottinger.