Houses and white fence.
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View of the Fraser River.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Mackenzie's Village site, Dean Channel, B.C.
Aerial view of monument.
Royal Canadian Air Force.
Head and shoulders portrait.
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Head and shoulders portrait.
Note: "Box 305 Duncan, B.C."
Chas. Worsley Studio.
Mending dogfish nets, Queen Charlotte City, Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C.
British Columbia Travel Bureau.
Scene from the play, "Moscow character", by A. Safronov.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
One female and one male actor.
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Scene from the play, "Moscow character", by A. Safronov.
Two female and two male actors, at dining table.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
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Scene from the play, "Moscow character", by A. Safronov.
One female and one male actor sitting on bed.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
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Scene from the play, "Moscow character", by A. Safronov.
Four female and two male actors.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
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Scenes from the play, "The Green street", by A. Suzgov.
Male actors wearing uniforms.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
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Scenes from the play, "The Green street", by A. Suzgov.
One female and one male actor.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
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View from Summerland Experimental Station
Peace orchards overlooking Okanagan Lake.
Britton, J.E.
Aerial view of downtown Vancouver.
Aero Surveys Ltd.
Fireplace - Russian Officers Bldg. Fort Ross, Calif.
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Half-length portrait.
Ken.
Audrey Alexandra Brown, London, England.
Feeding pigeons.
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Ben Bow Inn, Qualicum Beach, V.I.
Photograph of drawing by Edward Goodall.
Bulman Bros.
Old legislative assembly building, Fredericton, N.B.
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Scene from the play, "Moscow character", by A. Safronov.
Four female actors sitting at a table.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
[Unknown] (Authorized heading)
Scene from the play, "Moscow character", by A. Safronov.
One female and one male actor.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
[Unknown] (Authorized heading)
Scene from the play, "Moscow character", by A. Safronov.
Three male and two female actors.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
[Unknown] (Authorized heading)
Scene from the play, "Moscow character", by A. Safronov.
Four male and two female actors.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
[Unknown] (Authorized heading)
Scenes from the play, "The Green street", by A. Suzgov.
One female and one male actor sitting at a table.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
[Unknown] (Authorized heading)
Scenes from the play, "The Green street", by A. Suzgov.
Two female and two male actors.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
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Scenes from the play, "The Green street", by A. Suzgov.
One female and four male actors.
Photograph taken in U.S.S.R.?
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Landscape with small trees, sagebrush and other vegetation.
Possibly Cariboo region of B.C.
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View of river in Cariboo region of B.C.
Text on sign: "Steamboat Saga. : Smooth rivers and great lakes once were the highways of travel. On them plied stately paddle-wheelers, helping exploration and settlement of the Interior. They speeded gold-seekers bound for the "Big Bend" rush of 1864-65. They freighted grain from the Okanagan. They were vital in building the C.P.R. - and doomed by the railway they helped to build. : Department of Recreation & Conservation."
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Invitation to Pleasure, Shuswap Lake map.
Tourist map, courtesy of Salmon Arm Chamber of Commerce. Includes view of lake in background.
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View of lake and Shamrock Auto Court.
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View of lake from roadside.
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Photograph taken from roadside.
Illegible text on verso.
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Boat encampment monument plaque.
Text on plaque : "Erected by the government of Canada. : Boat Encampment. : A port of transhipment in fur- trading days. Here boats from Fort Vancouver (Now Vancouver, Washington), On the lower Columbia, waited for pack trains coming over the mountains from Jasper House. : First visited by David Thompson in 1811, this point was for almost half a century a meeting place for the fur brigades of the North West Company and later of the Hudson's Bay Company. : By-passed by the railways this historic spot was made accessible to visitors by the completion of the Big Bend Highway in June, 1940."
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Columbia River at Golden, B.C.
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Construction site near Golden, B.C.
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Probably Cariboo region of B.C.
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Columbia Lake sign with view of lake.
Text on sign: "Columbia Lake. : Source of Columbia River which empties into the pacific ocean at Astoria, Oregon."
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Street sign pointing down to remains of canal. Between Kootenay & Columbia, south of Windermere.
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View of river from highway.
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Crowsnest Mountain from highway near Coleman.
Crowsnest Mountain, Alberta.
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