[.....] & flat opposite. Thompson River Bridge.
- I-83684
- Item
- [1866-1870]
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
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[.....] & flat opposite. Thompson River Bridge.
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[13 Miles from Yale, B.C. The Alexandra Suspension Bridge, Fraser River, B.C.]
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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.
A view at the 17 mile post, Fraser River Waggon Road, B.C.
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Item consists of a photograph of the 17 Mile Bluff on the Cariboo wagon road.
A view of the mile 89 post Thompson River.
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A view on the Fraser River - at New Westminster.
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A view on the wagon Rd. at the 17 mile post.
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Item consists of a photograph of the Alexandra suspension bridge across the Fraser River, built in 1863.
Cariboo Road one mile above Yale
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Item consists of a photograph of the Cariboo wagon road, near Yale.
Chapman's Bar Bluff. Wagon Rd. Frazer [Fraser] River.
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Chapmans [sic] Bar Bluff on the Fraser river, with a view of the road, river, and mountains.
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Emery Bar [Emory Bar] & The Cascade range of mountains. Fraser River. British Columbia.
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Fort Yale. Fraser River. Brit. Columbia
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Hells [Hell's] Gate Cañon, Fraser River, 23 miles above Yale
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Item consists of a photograph of Hell's Gate Canyon, 23 miles above Yale.
Junction of Quesnelle & Frazer Rivers. 336 miles above Yale.
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Kincolith Creek, at the mouth of the Nass River
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The item is a b&w photograph of Kincolith Creek, probably taken by O.C. Hastings in 1879 while on the tour of villages and reserves with Dr. I.W. Powell.
Lytton - at the junction of the Fraser and Thompson.
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Near Spence's Bridge, about 2 miles south. The Waterfall, Thompson River.
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New Westminster, Fraser River.
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[New Westminster, Fraser River.]
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Nicomeen [Nicomen] Thompson River
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Nicomen on the Thompson river; one day's drive from Yale.
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Nicomin [Nicomen]. Thompson River - place where Gold was first discovered in British Columbia.
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