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Emily Ferguson Murphy, known as Janey Canuck; a member of the "Famous Five".
Emily Ferguson Murphy, known as Janey Canuck; a member of the "Famous Five".
Esquimalt pioneers at the naval dockyard.
Experimental photographic works of Mrs. R. Maynard’s Photographic Gallery
Part of Maynard family collection
Series consists of 41 photographs produced by Hannah Maynard of Mrs. R. Maynard’s Photographic Gallery between 1880 and 1899. Images were examples of Maynard's advanced technical photographic skill in producing experimental works such as photocollages, composites, cut-and-paste montages, photosculptures (referred to by Maynard as “living statuaries” or “statuary from life”) and double- or multiple-exposure portraits. Photographs were produced as commercial products and to promote Maynard's photographic portfolio. Some of the composite photographs feature landscape views attributed to Richard Maynard.
Maynard, Hannah (Hatherly)
Fielding Spotts, a Black pioneer; father of Fielding William Spotts.
First annual dinner of the Creston Oldtimers Reunion Club
Part of Guy Constable fonds
First pioneer reunion at Victoria, in front of Government House, Victoria; BC Pioneers of 1862
G.B. Armstrong, pioneer merchant in the lower Nicola Valley and Merritt.
Group of Barkerville residents; second from the right is William John Bowser.
Group of early Nanaimo pioneers; Dr. R.W.W. Carrall holding baby, George Dawson lying down on right.
Group of pioneers in Barkerville; includes Robert Stevenson.
Group of pioneers of 1862 and earlier, Govt. House, May 10, 1924
Item consists of one group portrait of unidentified women and men posed outside Government House.
"A.H. Maynard Pioneer Photographer of B.C." is captioned on the right of the photograph.
Group Shot Of The Native Sons And Pioneer Society, Victoria
Group taken during Pioneer Reunion, May 10, 1924
Item consists of one group portrait of unidentified women and men posed on the lawn of the B.C. Parliament Buildings (Legislature). Bystanders and cars are visible to the left and right. The Empress Hotel and Canadian Pacific Railway terminal are visible in the distance.
"A.H. Maynard Pioneer Photographer of B.C." is captioned on the bottom centre-right of the photograph.
J. J. Wall, native son of Vancouver Island.
