The Busy Beaver of the Fraser River, B.C., Our Daily Visitor to Langley, B.C.
- RBSC-ARC-1804-UL_1624_02-UL_1624_02_0280
- Item
- [ca. 1905]
Image of the Beaver on the Fraser River. Written on the photograph: E2.
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The Busy Beaver of the Fraser River, B.C., Our Daily Visitor to Langley, B.C.
Image of the Beaver on the Fraser River. Written on the photograph: E2.
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Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains a combination of historical (1964-5) photographs of Clay's Wharf, and contemporary photographs of tall ships in Steveston, BC. Also contains a black-and-white photograph of Alan Haig-Brown as a young man, and Arrawac Freighter (ex Beatrice) upon which he worked.
On the historical photographs of Clay's Wharf, Alan Haig-Brown comments: "We lived there from 1962 to 1964 while I went to school and university in Vancouver. Rent free for caretaking, had use of the little cliner built boat." Of the tall ships, he notes: "Fraser River pilots greeted in the Gulf and then each rode a ship up the river."
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of various boats and ships in Astoria, OR and Vancouver, BC. Included are photographs of Seven Daughters (fishing boat), Calamari (fishing boat), Chellisa Michelle (fishing boat), Celebrity Mercury (cruise ship), Spirit of Oceans (passenger ship), Manfred Nystrom (towing vessel), Norwegian Sun (cruise ship), Veendam (cruise ship) and the R. G. McBeath (Vancouver Police boat). Also contains photographs of the Maritime Memorial Park beneath the Astoria bridge.
From descriptive metadata created by Alan Haig-Brown: "Anya and I stayed overnight in Astoria and took pics along the river and then went out to the ship wreck at the ocean beaches."
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
Subseries contains photographs taken by Alan Haig-Brown in and near Manaus, Brazil, mostly of tugs, canoes and waterfront scenes.
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of a towboat, Skipper Iyan Gusty and crew taken on the Kuskokwim River and in Bethel, Alaska. Several photographs depict a Crowley Maritime shipping container.
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs from Haig-Brown's trip onboard the cargo ship, Swift Arrow, from Howe Sound to Port Edward. Also contains photographs of the Kennicott passenger ship and Rivtow Star tug.
A caption from Alan Haig-Brown reads: "Trip onboard the ship Swift Arrow. Robinson senior pilot and Boothby trainee. A second senior pilot was also onboard. Outside (Hecate Strait) from Pine Island to Triangle Island then into Port Edward at mouth of Skeena River."
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of various boats and ships in the greater Vancouver area, including a sailboat and a container ship, oil tankers, tugs towing lumber and gravel barges, yachts and commuter boats. The vessels depicted in the photographs are Matilda (Malta), Jai Ho/MOL Strength (Panama), Azzura, Argent Cosmos (Panama), Sea Imp X, and Coastlink Ferries.
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of ships taken from the Lion's Gate Bridge, including the Seaspan Revolution and Seaspan Hawk tugs pushing the Stavanger Viking.
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of ships and boats, mostly at sunset, in Vancouver and Seattle.
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of various boats on the Fraser River, including the Western Pacific (fishing vessel), Western Navigator (tug), Viking Monarch (tug), Western Enterprise (trawler), Taaska (fishing vessel), Ten Forward (fishing vessel), Seaspan Scout and Seaspan Challenger (tugs), Fraser Titan (hopper dredger) and more. Also contains photographs of the New Westminster waterfront.
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of a US Navy X-Craft and the Alaska state Ferry Chenega docked at Everett, WA. Many of the photographs document the bridge, crew, vehicle deck, passenger areas and engine room of the ships.
From descriptive metadata created by Alan Haig-Brown: "Built at Nichols Brothers for the US military the experimental vessel was undergoing final fitting out when I photographered for Pro Mariner's Annual ship review."
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of various tugs and ships on the Fraser River near New Westminster. Also contains photographs of the passenger ship Coho traveling through the Vancouver harbour with Harbour Air and Westcoast Air seaplanes in the foreground, and of other boats in the Vancouver harbour area.
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of various boats and ships near the Vancouver Harbour, including tugs, cruise ships and the Burrard Pacific Breeze. Canada Place can be seen in multiple photographs.
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of JiangmenYingying Shipbuilding and South China Shipyard.
From descriptive metadata created by Alan Haig-Brown: "This [JiangmenYingYing] yard to build under 10,000 ton vessels, another yard for over 10,000 ton. Company started as shipbreaker. Moving mountains to build ships. Now contract to build QSK19-powered bunkers vessel for South Africa. Design by Focal Marine & Offshore Corp. Ltd." Another descriptive note about South China Shipyard reads: "Owned by Big Fair group of Hong Kong. Building several Cat and Cummins powered Anchor Handling Tugs for eventual Middle East customer. Yard recently taken over from State ownership."
Haig-Brown, Alan
Part of Alan Haig-Brown fonds
File contains photographs of boats on the river at Dordrecht, and a ship ready to sail.
From descriptive metadata created by Alan Haig-Brown: "I went there for the 10 AM opening and took these shots of various boats on the Nieuvwe Maas (big river) and the lock between Cool Haven and Park Haven. The Euromast is just at the point where the Maastunnel passes under the Nieuvwe Maas."
Haig-Brown, Alan
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Image of HBC Port Simpson steamboat on the Upper Skeena River.
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Written on photograph: R. & H. Robbins. Copyright.
Robbins, R. & H.
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The New Flagship of Puget Sound, "M.V. Chinook"
Written on photograph: P. 1921.
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"Princess May" wrecked on Sentinel Island reef. Aug 5th 1910
Written on photograph: 12.
Winter & Pond
View of a ship loaded with lumber.
Barrowclough, George Alfred
Scene at the lumber yard from a ship mast,
Photograph taken from the ship, Lahine.
Barrowclough, George Alfred
Entrance to Burrard Inlet, Vancouver, B.C.
Bullen Photo Co.
Japanese Cruiser "Soya" entering Vancouver Harbour, May 17, '09
Bullen-Broadbridge Photo
S.S. Halvetia, Canal at Manchester looking towards Balford Docks
Image of ships from the opening of the Manchester Ship Canal.
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Seh Marie Geoge tacking up the Saguenay River
Image of sailboat on the water.
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Tug "Muriel" at Anse St. Jean taking him and goods off ice winter
Image of people standing beside boat.
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View of a ship in an unknown part of Vancouver Island.
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View of unidentified ships.
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View of unidentified ship.
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View of glacier from the S.S. Prince George.
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S.S. Princess Victoria, entering the harbour
View of the S.S. Princess Victoria passing by Prospect Point. Postcard is number 233.
Timms, Philip
S.S. Princess Victoria, leaving dock, Vancouver, B.C.
Timms, Philip
Postcard is number 63.
Timms, Philip
View of a passenger steamship, Frisia III. Album page is titled, "Nordeney Resort, N. Sea, July 1947".
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Entrance to Burrard Inlet, Vancouver, B.C.
View of the start of Burrard Inlet with a ship in the foreground and Deadman's Island and the North Shore in the background
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North Shore Mtns. from Vancouver, B.C.
View of docks and ships at Vancouver harbour with Burrard Inlet and the North Shore mountains in the background
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View of the S.S. Baychimo, which was used by the Hudson's Bay Company to trade provisions for fur pelts with the Inuit people.
Burwash, Lachlin Taylor
View of a Hudson's Bay Company ship.
Burwash, Lachlin Taylor
[View of the damage to the steamer, Premier]
View of damage to the steam ship, the Premier. It collided with other ship, the Willamette. It was taken to Esquimalt for repairs and later became the Charmer, which was scrapped in 1935.
Macmunn, Charles
[Wreck of the Beaver in the Narrows]
The steam ship, Beaver, was the first steamship to operate in the Pacific Northwest.
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Mathers, C. W.