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Item consists of one tableau vivant work by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of tableau vivant works created in the 1890s. The composite work is composed of several photographs merged together to form a single work using the techniques of double or multiple exposures. The image features three Hannah Maynards in several poses (two pouring tea) in a domestic Victorian parlor scene. The studio flooring (rose pattern), fur rug and artificial backdrop attributed to Mrs. R. Maynards Photographic Gallery are visible. This negative does not appear to have been manipulated. The visual information at the bottom edge of the photograph appears to be blocked or cut off.

Item consists of one tableau vivant work by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of tableau vivant works created in the 1890s. It is a gelatin dry glass plate negative. The composite work is composed of several photographs merged together to form a single work using the techniques of double or multiple exposures. The image features four Hannah Maynards in several poses (two having tea, one holding a skein of woven material and one taking it up into a ball) in a domestic Victorian parlor scene. A (deceased) Maynard family member is visible, as a studio portrait on the front of the cushion cover under the table. The negative appears to have been manipulated. There are touch ups in [pencil] on the negative plate in the regions depicting the faces of Hannah Maynard, adding to the enhancement of the final image and reduction of facial wrinkles. The studio flooring, curtains, natural lighting, screens, furniture, textiles and plain backdrop attributed to Mrs. R. Maynards Photographic Gallery are visible.

Item consists of one tableau vivant work by Hannah Maynard, part of a series of tableau vivant works created in the 1890s. The composite work is composed of several photographs merged together to form a single work using the techniques of double or multiple exposures. The image features three Hannah Maynards gathered around a writing desk. One is reading a letter, another holds a fan, and another holds flowers. The studio flooring (rose pattern), screens, textiles, furniture, curtains and an artificial backdrop attributed to Mrs. R. Maynards Photographic Gallery are visible.

item consists of one self-portrait using multiple exposures attributed to Hannah Maynard, part of a number of self-portraits created in the 1880s and 1890s. It is a gelatin dry glass plate negative. It features four Hannah Maynards holding bouquets or strings of flowers held at various heights and positions. Hannah is posed in various positions against a black background, both in side profile and directly facing the camera, photographed mid-length. There are studio curtains slightly visible in behind the photographic subjects. The composite work is composed of several photographs merged together to form a single work using the techniques of double or multiple exposures. There are touch ups in [pencil] on the negative plate in faces of Hannah Maynard, adding to the enhancement of the final image and reduction of facial wrinkles. The visual information at the bottom edge of the photograph appears to be blocked or cut off. The information at the top and bottom edge are missing.

Item consists of one self-portrait using multiple exposures attributed to Hannah Maynard, part of a number of self-portraits created in the 1880s and 1890s. It is a gelatin dry glass plate negative. It features five Hannah Maynards posed at multiple angles facing side and forward against a black background. The composite work is composed of several photographs merged together to form a single work using the techniques of double or multiple exposures. Hannah Maynard is photographed from the waist up. There are touch ups in [pencil] on the negative plate in faces of Hannah Maynard, adding to the enhancement of the final image and reduction of facial wrinkles. The visual information at the bottom edge of the photograph appears to be blocked or cut off. The information on the side edges are missing.

Studio self-portrait attributed to Hannah Maynard. Maynard is standing next to a chair with her left side to the viewer, looking over her left shoulder with her elbow resting on the chair back.

Item consists of a photograph of two Indigenous people identified as "Harrison River Indians."

Item consists of photograph of Hell's Gate, Fraser Canyon.

Item consists of a portrait photograph of Henry F. Heisterman. Label affixed to the plate reads: "Box 10. H2. Heisterman."

Item consists of a photograph of 10 Hesquiaht (Hesquiot, Nuu-chah-nulth). A different version of this photograph (PN05033b) includes the following information: "Photo taken on Douglas St. Victoria, B.C. 1875 by R. Maynard. These Indians of Hesquiot, saved and brought to Victoria [by] the crew of the Barque 'Edwin'. Matlehaw, the chief was presented with a medal. He later show the Rev. Father Brabant on 28 October 1875 and two weeks later was found in the woods having died from smallpox. AHM [Albert Maynard]"

Item consists of a photograph of Indigenous women at Refuge Cove (Hot Springs Cove). A different version of this photograph (PN02095) identifies the women as Hesquiat [Hesquiaht] First Nation. One woman, the second from the left, is identified as the mother of Mrs. Lucas of Port Alberni.

Item consists of a stereoview photograph of the HMS Boxer anchored near Safety Cove, June 5, 1873.

Item consists of a stereoview photograph of the HMS Boxer at Bella Coola or Knight Inlet.

Item consists of a photograph of the HMS Boxer at Nootka Sound.

Item consists of a photograph of the HMS Boxer off the shore, possibly in Nootka Sound. A canoe is visible on the beach.

Item consists of photograph of the HMS Boxer near Friendly Cove.

Item consists of a photograph of HMS Cormorant entering Esquimalt dry dock on the opening day of the graving dock.

Item consists of one photograph of the H.M.S. Triumph in Esquimalt. It was probably taken by Hannah Maynard in October 1885 when the Governor-General visited the flagship.

Item consists of a photograph of the HMS Warspite in Esquimalt dry dock

Item consists of one photograph of several one-storey, wooden houses, totem poles, and canoes in Masset, Haida Gwaii.

Item consists of a photograph of fourteen Indigenous children. The children and community are not identified.

Item consists of a photograph of an unidentified group of Indigenous men in an unknown location. The photograph was most likely taken during the HMS Boxer tour of inspection in 1874.

Item consists of a photograph of a seated, unidentified Indigenous man. The same man is also pictured in J-08049.

Item consists of a photograph of an Indigenous man holding a puppy. The man is also pictured in J-08055.

Item consists of a photograph of a group of Indigenous people on board the H.M.S. Boxer taken at Barkley Sound [Barclay Sound]. The individuals in the photograph may be Nuu-chah-nulth First Nation.

Item consists of a photograph of a group of people near the Fraser River.

Item consists of a photograph of an Indigenous settlement along the lower Fraser River.

Item consists of a photograph of an unidentified elderly Indigenous woman sitting on the ground, leaning on a wooden wall.

Item consists of a stereo photograph of a view of the interior of a Christian church at Metlakatla, Alaska. The photograph shows Indigenous carvings and signs on either side of the doorway which read: "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners."