UBC AtoM

Note on back : "Site of Old Kootenay Fort of the Northwest Company at the mouth of Toby Creek emptying into Columbia river two miles north of Windermere Lake in Kootenay Dist., B.C.; Michel Pete of the Kootenay tribe in center, who identified the spot by descriptions from his aged mother."

Elliott, T. C.

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 Soapy Smith tradegy, Skagway, Alaska.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Photograph of arrangement of 13 photographs illustrating tragedy.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The southeast view of Tychfield Abby [sic], in Hampshire.

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J.S.N. Buck

The start of our home, April 1930, Nellie R. Campbell, Reid Lake, B.C.

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Log cabin under construction. Person in foreground.

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The street, Broad Hinton, Swindon.

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The street, Broad Hinton, Swindon, England.

Tomkins & Barrett.

The Sudden Jerk, B.C.?

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Self propelled barge with passengers.
Note on back.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The Sydenham (1890) running through Wallaceburg.

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Kiddle Bros.?

The temple at Avebury, England, a restoration after J. Britton.

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Text on front: "The Great Stone Circle, it is said, was approached by two avenues of 200 stones each, which took a sinuous course south-east and south-west and represented a snake transmitted through a circle. Stukeley puts its foundation at 1859 B.C., the year of the death of Sarah, Abraham's wife, Lord Avebury has said: "The pretty little village of Avebury, like some beautiful parasite, has grown up at the expense and in the midst of the ancient temple." "

Tomkins & Barrett.

The town of Peace River from Judah Hill.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Sage, Walter Noble

The trail of 1928 - Navigating one of the bluffs along the river. (along the Waddington Trail, B.C).

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[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The two restored chimneys at Rocky Mountain House.

BC-28/1-2
File
[192?].

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Photograph BC28/2-1 close-up of BC28/1-1.

The U.B.C.

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View of clear cut area.

Escott, H.

The valley of the Homathko above the grand canyon (along the Waddington Trail, B.C).

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[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The very source of the Columbia River, looking south across Canal Flat toward the Kootenay river ...

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Elliott, T. C.

The very upper or southerly end of upper Columbia Lake ... looking across at the Stanford Range : 1912 August.

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Elliott, T. C.

The Waddington Trail blasted out of the cliff at Waddington Canyon - Note the iron pin.

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[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The west fork of the Homathko (Moseley Creek) above the forks - along the Waddington Trail, B.C.

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[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

The westernmost point of the continent ... Cape Prince of Wales

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Cape Mountain in distance with a gathering storm. -- Photographed from a dogsled.

Andrews, C.L.

Third annual graduation banquet, Japanese Students Club of University of British Columbia held at Fuji Chop Suey on May 1st 1935.

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People identified on page taped to front of photograph: "Front row from L. to R. Mrs. Higashi, Mrs. Hori, Dr. S. Saita, Ed. Ouchi, President Klink, Tsuneo Kondo, Consul Ko Ishii, Hiroshi Okuda, Daniel Washimoto, Nobuichi Yamaoka, Takashi Komiyama.
2nd row. George Kato, Rigenda Sumida, Albert Takimoto, Mr. T Sato, Yuriko Mizuno, Dr. M. Miyazaki, Hajime Suzuki, Teiji Kato, Eiji Yatabe, Kiyoshi Shibuya, Sakaru Saiga, Mary Kato, ---. Mr. Hori.
Back row. ----, ----, Mr. Juzo Suzuki, Mr. Yatabe, Mr. Yoshida, Korenaga, Banno, Shuichi Kusaka, Dr. Hiroshi Kamitakahara, ---. K. Kitamura, Tatsuo Sanmiya, ---."

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Torn, taped on back.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Third Avenue, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Third Beach.

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Four girls laughing, sitting in the sand on Third Beach, Vancouver B.C.

Escott, H.