UBC AtoM

The site of Kootenae House, built by David Thompson in July 1807

BC-187/2
Item
1912 August 8

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Shows remains of chimney bottoms. -- Man in center is Michel Pete, a Kootenay.

Message on back : "The site of "Kootenae House" built by David Thompson in July, 1807, situated at west side of Columbia river one mile north of and below Windermere lake and 1/2 mile from mouth of Toby Creek. The piles of rock indicate the chimney bottoms and the indian is Michel Pete, a Kootenay, Whose mother, aged nearly 80 years, identified the spot for him without reference to either map or books. This photo taken in August, 1912, by T.C. Elliott, F.W. Howay, and H.Ries.

Elliott, T. C.

The sité of Brandon House No 1. 1793-1824

BC-584-13
Item
[192-?].

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Two people in a cleaning.

Howay, F.W.

The Sheepshead, Williams Creek.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

The Sheepshead shaft on Williams Creek. -- Miners' cabins are in the background.

Dally, Frederick.

The Shack, Banff

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Three people sitting in front of a log cabin. -- "Myself, Dan, Florrie".

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The "s" (south) glacier, Alaska.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Silvery sheen.

Case and Draper

The Royal Navy cemetary

BC-474
Item
[ca. 186-?]

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

View of the chapel and graveyard.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The Rousseau Range along the Portland Canal

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Gowen Sutton Co.

The Rodman in 1928 (along the Waddington Trail, B.C).

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The river near Mairs field fort.

BC-584-15
Item
[192-?].

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

View of a river through some trees.

Howay, F.W.

The river just above Waddington Canyon(along the Waddington Trail, B.C).

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The Right Reverend Bishop Demers

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Photograph of a portrait drawing.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The Residence, Butchart's [sic] Gardens, Victoria, B.C. Canada.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Coast Publishing Company

The Reference Room , Provincial Library, Victoria, B.C.

BC-311/1
Item
[1915?].

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Interior view of the reference room at the parliament building, provincial library, Victoria, BC.

Fleming, Edgar

The Rankin Company Mine.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Three men standing by the mine.

Dally, Frederick.

The Ramparts.

BC-1400/11
Item
193-?

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

The Ramparts, Jasper National Park, Alberta.

Johnston, Tom H.

The railroad, Long Lake [i.e. Kalamalka Lake], B.C.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Message on back

Smith Bros. Bookstore

The prison, Victoria, B.C.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The Prime Minister [William Lyon Mackenzie King] at dedication ceremony, Sir Wilfrid Laurier birthplace ...

BC-705
Item
1941 November 20.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

King emerging from automobile.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The Prairie Flower, Williams Creek.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Group of miners posed by the claim workings.

Dally, Frederick.

The Portals, Canon [sic] of the Grand River.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Notes on back: "Colorado - General - Railroads - United States - Colorado" , "Summer of 1896, America and Canada" , "The Portals, on the way to Glenwood Springs from Salt Lake City."

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The Peace & Smoky Rivers, viewed from Davis' grave

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

A view of where the Peace and Smoky Rivers merge.
The landscape includes a grave site adjacent to two women and a motor vehicle.

Davis, H.F.

The path to the river from N.W. Co. La Souris 1804-1821