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Mother and child

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LCSH. Previously Mothers And Children Source: Visual Records database

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196 Archival description results for Mother and child

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A Casca [Kaska] woman and her children

D-09002
Item

Part of Andrew Jackson Stone fonds

A Fort George woman and her baby.

A-06066
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

A Klondyke residence.

C-05004
Item
[1898]

Part of Archives visual records collection

A woman an her baby; Alaska.

C-09227
Item
1903

Part of Archives visual records collection

A woman and child in a cart; Saturna Island.

C-07000
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

A woman and five children

I-66743
Item
[188-]

Part of George Nelson Bailey fonds

A woman and her baby outside the Nass River cannery.

D-02034
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

Aboard the SS Ptarmigan.

A-09282
Item
[ca. 1905]

Part of Archives visual records collection

An Alaskan First Nations woman and her child.

E-00987
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

An early home; location unidentified.

G-05957
Item
[ca. 1880]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Annie Bremner.

C-05741
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

Annie Bremner and her grandchildren.

C-05729
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

Annie Lucy Wignall on her mother's lap; she was born in 21 Jan 1862, and died in October of the same year.

I-66433
Item
1862

Part of Archives visual records collection

Annie, Mrs. Forrest Boothroyd.

C-05367
Item
[192-]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Arrival of some of the babies for the clinic at the Saanich War Memorial Health Centre, Victoria.

I-68915
Item
1922

Part of Archives visual records collection

BA Service station at the junction of Cook and Quadra Streets, where they meet Cloverdale Avenue; Victoria.

I-01799
Item
1947

Part of Duncan Macphail fonds

Barkerville; the Bowron sisters and their children.

C-09768
Item
[ca. 1900]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Believed to be a Casca [Kaska] mother and her children

D-09000
Item

Part of Andrew Jackson Stone fonds

Burns Lake Hospital; Dr. Holmes, Reverend W.R. Ashford, Miss McNair, Miss Henderson and the mother and baby which was the first native baby born at the hospital.

B-07072
Item
[192-]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Chief John Chilliheetza's daughter and her children.

E-02264
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

Chief Louis's daughter with her baby.

F-07984
Item
16 Jun 1828

Part of Frank Cyril Swannell fonds

"Chilcotin Charm."

C-09948
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

Cypress Creek Elementary School, arriving at school

Part of Provincial Education Media Centre photographs

Cypress Creek Elementary School, children arriving

Part of Provincial Education Media Centre photographs

Dan Clark and friends in his woodshed on River Road, Alberni.

E-00181
Item
[1902]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Doukhobor mother and child on deck of S.S. Lake Superior en route from Cyprus to Canada.

E-07228
Item
1899

Part of Doukhobor history photograph collection

Eliza Beattie and infant daughter Eliza.

G-08066
Item
[ca. 1875]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Family portrait.

E-08067
Item
[ca. 1890]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Fanny and her family; Fort Selkirk.

A-05494
Item
1899

Part of Archives visual records collection

Female members of an unidentified family

I-67819
Item
[ca. 1898]

Part of John Alexander Sinclair fonds

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