Identifier
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Title
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Level of description
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Date
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Digital object |
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BC-424 |
108 Mile House, owned by Thomas Roper |
Item |
[187-?] |
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BC-427/2 |
Interior of church at Three Rivers, Quebec, where Bishop Provencher attended |
Item |
1938 |
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BC-431 |
Clinton, B.C., two stagecoaches with passengers and drivers parked outside the Clinton Hotel |
Item |
[1865?]. |
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BC-443 |
Captain Cook's monument, Napoopoo, Hawaii |
Item |
[193-?]. |
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BC-444/4 |
Admiral Sir Hugh Palliser's house, The Vache, Chalfont, St. Giles, Bucks., from the top of the Cook monument. |
Item |
1966 June 19 |
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BC-444/5 |
Part of Cook monument at The Vache, Chalfont St Giles. |
Item |
1966 |
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BC-450 |
A. Dalrymple |
Item |
[17--?]. |
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BC-462 |
Macaulay [Point], 1878 |
Item |
1878 |
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BC-470 |
Eight Mile Canyon above Yale. |
Item |
[189-?]. |
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BC-471 |
Sir Sandford Fleming |
Item |
[19--?]. |
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BC-475 |
Esquimalt, Naval Hospital |
Item |
1873 |
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BC-478 |
Topping the spar tree, B.C. |
Item |
[192-?]. |
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BC-479 |
Four of these logs with an actual scale of 63,790 feet were cut from one tree. |
Item |
[193-?]. |
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BC-480 |
B.C., group photo of loggers. |
Item |
[192-?]. |
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BC-488 |
[Vancouver, B.C., oxen pulling logs over a skid road] |
Item |
[between 1895 and 1900] |
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BC-489/1-12 |
New Westminster, B.C., 12 photographs of East Indians working at the Canadian Western Lumber Company and the Royal City Mills : between 1900 and 1910 |
Item |
1900-1910. |
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BC-489/5 |
Three East Indian men in lumber yard. |
Item |
[190?] |
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BC-489/8 |
Men lined up outside of unidentified building. |
Item |
[190?] |
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BC-489/12 |
Men loading lumber onto a boat. |
Item |
[190?] |
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BC-509 |
Lillooet, B.C., view of the Fraser River and Chimney Creek Bridge |
Item |
[1927?] |
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BC-510 |
Fort Langley, B.C., flag raising ceremony at the unveiling of the memorial cairn. |
Item |
1925 May 2. |
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BC-511 |
Fort Langley, B.C., Judge Howay addressing the crowd on August 8, 1923. |
Item |
1923 |
|
|
BC-517/1 |
View of car parked on road by Fraser River. |
Item |
192-? |
|
|
BC-517/4 |
Car parked on road in front of a tunnel. |
Item |
192-? |
|
|
BC-523/4 |
Station "W. Glacier" |
Item |
[1894?]. |
|
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BC-524/4 |
Station Wright |
Item |
1907 |
|
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BC-524 |
Station Wright |
Item |
1907 |
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BC-526/1 |
Station "Wells" |
Item |
1907 |
|
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BC-527 |
Aulnay de Charnisay, Governor of Acadia and great colonizer |
Item |
[164?] |
|
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BC-529 |
Golden, B.C.?, early buildings, including the Golden and East Kootenay Trading Company |
Item |
[188-?]. |
|
|
BC-534 |
Captain J.M. Grant |
Item |
[18--?] |
|
|
BC-536 |
Judge Haliburton, author of "Sam Slick", and residence, Windsor, N.S. |
Item |
[19--?] |
|
|
BC-538 |
Hong Kong?, houses built on stilts over the shore |
Item |
[192-?]. |
|
|
BC-539 |
Outrigger canoes at Kealakekua Bay after escorting [two ships] ashore, August 18 1928 |
Item |
1928 |
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BC-543/2 |
Captain Cook's monument at Kaawaloa |
Item |
1928 |
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BC-545 |
Kealakekua Bay, Hawaii, Judge Howay with Canadian wreath |
Item |
1928 |
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BC-501 |
Photograph of a portrait painting of Simon Fraser. |
Item |
180-? |
|
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BC-550 |
Hitchcock, Assistant Melter at Assay Office and Mint. |
Item |
[186-?] |
|
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BC-561/2 |
At Chapmans Bar, Oct. 4, 1925 |
Item |
1925 |
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BC-562 |
Sappers Monument, Spuzzum, B.C. : 1928 July 2. |
Item |
[1928]. |
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BC-564 |
Judge F.W. Howay and wife? |
Item |
ca. 1920 |
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BC-575/1 |
Interview view of room in Judge Howay's home. |
Item |
[194-?] |
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BC-576 |
Undine Howay |
Item |
ca. 1927 |
|
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BC-577 |
Capt. Jefferson D. Howell. |
Item |
[187-?] |
|
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BC-581 |
Ruined chimney at Fort Reliance, Great Slave Lake, N.W.T. |
Item |
[192-?] |
|
|
BC-583 |
Bygones |
Item |
1929 |
|
|
BC-584-1 to 15 |
Brandon House No. 1, Fort Souris and Fort Assiniboine, Manitoba |
Item |
[192-?]. |
|
|
BC-584-4 |
McDonnell's House at Fort Assiniboine N.W. Co. post No 2. (1793-1804). |
Item |
192-? |
|
|
BC-584-5 |
Down at the creek... |
Item |
192-? |
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|
BC-584-9 |
The path to the river from N.W. Co. La Souris 1804-1821 |
Item |
[192-?]. |
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