UBC AtoM

BC-1744/40
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Sign reads: "Frank Slide April 29 1903. Disaster struck the town of Frank at 4:10 A.M. April 29thth 1903 when a gigantic wedge of limestone 2.100 feet high 3.000 feet wide and 500 feet thick crashed down from Turtle Mountain. Ninety million tons of rock swept over a mile of valley, destroying part of the town, taking 70 lives, and burying an entire mine plant and railway in approximately 100 seconds. The old town was located at the western edge of the slide where many cellars still are visible.".

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Frank's dog team with Mrs. Ripley, Hammond and Mollie.

BC-1457/14
Item
191-?

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

"Fort Davis ..."--penned on verso.

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Fraser from near Hope.

BC-1744/57
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

View of Fraser River from near Hope, B.C.

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Fraser River Bridge and Simon Fraser memorial, New Westminster, B.C.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

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Fraser River old bridge.

BC-1744/55
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

View of river. Frame includes suspension lines from bridge in left corner.

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Fraser River, Yale, B.C.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

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Fraser showing C.P.R. on right Bank, C.N.R. on left and Highway high up the Highway.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

View from above. Tree in centre of photo.

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Fraser Valley.

BC-1744/56
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

View of highway.

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Fraser's River road sign with view of river.

BC-1744/65
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Sign reads: " "...We could scarcely make our way even with our guns. We had to pass where no human being should venture ; yet in those places there is a regular... path ... indented upon the very rocks." So wrote Simon Fraser and fur-trader, in 1808, the first white man to descend the river which bears his name.".

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From Nelson and Thurlow, Vancouver.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

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Front of Grand Pacific Glacier, from International Boundary

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

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Ft. Macleod.

BC-1744/45
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Scene includes canon, Tepee, and flag pole.

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Ft. Steele.

BC-1744/37
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Old decaying buildings at Fort Steele, B.C.

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Full length portrait of woman.

BC-1752/53
Item
ca. 1910?

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Possibly B.C.

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Funeral Procession.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Funeral Procession, probably for Albert "Ginger" Goodwin.

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Fur, Gold, and Cattle roadside sign.

BC-1744/7
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Text on sign : "Fur, Gold, and Cattle. : Founded in 1812, Fort Kamloops stood at a natural crossroads. For 50 years it remained the focus of an inland fur empire until the roaring mining boom of the 1860's. Ranchers, with cattle and horses, replaced the miners. They settled, and stayed, to see two railways bring prosperity anew to this land of sagebursh, sun and great rivers. : Department of Recreation & Conservation."

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Fur, Gold, and Cattle roadside sign and view of Kamloops.

BC-1744/7
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Text on sign : "Fur, Gold, and Cattle. : Founded in 1812, Fort Kamloops stood at a natural crossroads. For 50 years it remained the focus of an inland fur empire until the roaring mining boom of the 1860's. Ranchers, with cattle and horses, replaced the miners. They settled, and stayed, to see two railways bring prosperity anew to this land of sagebursh, sun and great rivers. : Department of Recreation & Conservation."

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F.W. Howay and J.H. Johnston, Prov. Govt. Surveyor and Engineer, Peace River, B.C. on the site of Fort Fork, July 3, 1927, standing on first chimney bottom found

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

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Garden Pool, Margaree, C.B.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Cape Breton Island, N.S.

View of lake from a distance.

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Gardner's Ranch, Beaver Pass, Barkerville Road, Cariboo, B.C., 1930, looking east

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

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Gazebo on top of hill.

BC-1752/14
Item
ca. 19-?

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Maybe B.C.?

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General view of Knoxville, Prince Rupert, B.C.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

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George Clutesi.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

"Opposite p.65, "Sepass Poems - donated by Mrs. Eloise Street Harries.

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George Clutesi - Sepass Poems.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Note on back: "Not used in book. Donated by Eloise Street Harries."

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German Greenland Expedition.

BC-1531/4
Item
1930-1931

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Man eating inside of a tent crowded with possessions. Identification on verso (in German).

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German Greenland Expedition.

BC-1531/7
Item
1930-1931

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Two men eating outdoors. Identification on verso (in German).

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

German Greenland Expedition.

BC-1531/8
Item
1930-1931

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Snowmobile. Identification on verso (in German).

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

German Greenland Expedition.

BC-1531/2
Item
1930-1931

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Man eating inside of a tent crowded with possessions. Identification on verso (in German).

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

German Greenland Expedition.

BC-1531/5
Item
1930-1931

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Men in sleeping quarters. Identification on verso (in German).

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German Greenland Expedition.

BC-1531/3
Item
1930-1931

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Man eating inside of a tent crowded with possessions. Identification on verso (in German).

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

German Greenland Expedition.

BC-1531/6
Item
1930-1931

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Two men outside of tent. Identification on verso (in German).

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Geyser Hill from hotel, upper basin, Yellowstone National Park.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Notes on back: "Parks - Wyoming - Yellowstone" "Summer of 1896, America and Canada"

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Geyser Hill from hotel, upper basin, Yellowstone National Park.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Notes on back: "Parks - Wyoming - Yellowstone" "Summer of 1896, America and Canada"

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Ghost of Walhachin roadside marker.

BC-1744/1
Item
After 1950.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Message on marker: "Ghost of Walhachin : Here bloomed a "Garden of Eden"! The sagebrush desert changed to orchards through the imagination and industry of English settlers during 1907-14. Then the men left to fight- and die - for king and country. A storm ripped out the vital irrigation flume. Now only ghosts of flume, trees, and homes remain to mock this once thriving settlement. : Department of Recreation & Conservation."

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Ginger Goodwin.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

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Ginger Goodwin & child.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Albert "Ginger" Goodwin posing with a child and two dogs.

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Girl with young child in front of tree.