UBC AtoM

Three men golfing.

BC-1760/8
Item
ca. 1920?

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Three men golfing in front of what appears to be a club house. Probably taken in B.C.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Three men sitting in a car.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Probably B.C.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Three men with three dogs posed outside of cabin.

BC-1752/67
Item
ca. 1910?

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Three miles south of Clinton, freight going north, express south, circa 1895, Fred [Steve] Tingley driving stage, Hautier driving freight

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Three people standing with Hull of H.M. Schooner Nancy, as recovered from the Nottawasaga River, Oct 1927

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Caption glued to face of photograph: "Hull of H.M. Schooner Nancy as recovered from the Nottawasaga river. October, 1927. Close-up of stem, showing (lower left corner) scarphing to keel, fastened with iron straps, as perfect as when completed in 138 years before. -- Photograph by C.H.J. Snider, Chairman Historical Section, Nancy Committee. - Copyright."

Three people standing with hull.

Snider, C.H.J.

Three people standing with Hull of H.M. Schooner Nancy, as recovered from the Nottawasaga River, Oct 1927.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Caption glued to face of photograph: "Hull of H.M. Schooner Nancy as recovered from the Nottawasaga river. October, 1927. View of the hold. -- Photograph by C.H.J. Snider, Chairman Historical Section, Nancy Committee. - Copyright."

Photograph includes 5 figures.

Snider, C.H.J.

Three people standing with Hull of H.M. Schooner Nancy, as recovered from the Nottawasaga River, Oct 1927.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Caption glued to face of photograph: "Hull of H.M. Schooner Nancy as recovered from the Nottawasaga river. October, 1927. View of the bow. -- Photograph by C.H.J. Snider, Chairman Historical Section, Nancy Committee. - Copyright."
Two figures standing on bow.

Snider, C.H.J.

Three people standing with Hull of H.M. Schooner Nancy, as recovered from the Nottawasaga River, Oct 1927.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Caption glued to face of photograph: "Hull of H.M. Schooner Nancy as recovered from the Nottawasaga river. October, 1927. Starboard side. -- Photograph by C.H.J. Snider, Chairman Historical Section, Nancy Committee. - Copyright."
Three people standing with hull.

Snider, C.H.J.

Three photographs of a fluffy cat.

BC-1748/7
Item
ca. 1906

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Two photographs of cat in the garden, one photograph of woman with cat on lawn.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Three Sisters.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Three Sisters mountain peaks, Alberta, Canada.

Guild, Mrs. Don.

Three Sisters Mountains, Canmore.

BC-1291/42
Item
190-?

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Three Sisters Mountains, Canmore, Alberta.
Mounted on cardboard with photo (BC1291/41) on reverse.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company

Three Valley Lake.

BC-1744/18
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

View of lake from roadside.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Three views along the Cariboo Road

BC-360/1-3
Item
[188-?].

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Three viewpoints.

Dally, Frederick.

Three women posed in front of house.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Probably B.C.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Throne Mountain from Cavell Drive.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Road and mountain range in Alberta, Canada.

Guild, Mrs. Don.

Thurlow St. Looking to Wesley United Church corner Georgia & Burrard.

BC-1696/3
Item
ca. 1900-ca. 1920

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Thurlow St. Looking to Wesley United Church on the corner of Georgia & Burrard Streets, Vancouver, B.C.

Timms, Philip.

Tiedeman Creek at the forks (along the Waddington Trail, B.C).

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Timms Print Shop, Vancouver.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Interior of A.H. Timms Printing plant.

Timms, Philip.

To the diggings and from the diggings

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Two bearded men. One well dressed, the other in rags.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Tobacco Plains, Montana ... the site of Kootenai Fort at point marked "X", four miles from camera...

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Note on back.

Tom Cole's cabin, pavilion, one of the oldest buildings on the Cariboo Trail, P.G.E. Bridge in background

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Phair, A.W.A.

Tombstone of Paul Legaie.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

"Named Legaie ... Paul Legaie, a head chief of the Tsimshians nation, who died a Christian at Port Simpson, B.C., Jan. 7th, 1891, aged 45 years." (inscription on tombstone).

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Top of Astronomer's Rock, Resolution Cove, Nootka Sound.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Notes on verso.
Nootka Sound, B.C.

Henry, John Frazier.

Top of Mt. Pope, 2200 ft. above Douglas Lodge

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Three people and horses at summit of Mt. Pope.

Gowen Sutton Co.

Topping the spar tree, B.C.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Man trimming top of the spar tree.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Totem pole at Friendly Cove Village, Nootka Sound, V.I.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Note on back: "Taken in 1929 for the visit of Viscount Willingdon, then Governor General of Canada - This shows "Captain Jack's pole", Captain Jack being head chief besides Maquinna - Masks shown here are now in UBC collection."

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Totem Pole at Kitwancool Indian Village, near Skeena River, British Columbia.