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- Fraser Canyon (B.C.), 20 results
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- Boston Bar (B.C.), 2 results
- Hope (B.C.), 2 results
- Lytton (B.C.), 2 results
- Ashcroft (B.C.), 2 results
- Cariboo Region (B.C.), 2 results
- Fraser River (B.C.), 1 results
- Thompson Region (B.C.), 1 results
- Rosedale (B.C.), 1 results
Roads--British Columbia
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A view at Yale, Fraser River; the two ladies are Miss Irving and Miss Brown of New Westminster
- H-02912
- Item
- 1868
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
Standing at side of road along river.
A view on the great waggon road - Fraser River, B.C.
- MS-3100.4.50
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
- MS-3100.7.30
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
Chapman's Bar Bluff. Fraser River.
- MS-3100.13.29
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
Chapman's Bar Bluff blasted by the Royal Engineers. Fraser River wagon road. British Columbia.
- MS-3100.5.40
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
[Chapman's Bar Bluff blasted by the Royal Engineers. Fraser River wagon road. British Columbia.]
- MS-3100.12.13
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
- MS-3100.6.16
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
- MS-3100.13.30
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
Lempriere, Arthur Reid. Royal Engineer.
- MS-2718
- Series
- 1859-1864
Part of Arthur Lempriere fonds
Photocopy of a diary kept by Captain Lempriere during his service in British Columbia. Arthur Reid Lempriere was an officer in the third group of Royal Engineers to arrive in British Columbia. He arrived at Esquimalt Harbour on April 12, 1859, aboard the Thames City. Captain Lempriere and a small party of sappers surveyed and built the Boston Bar Trail, from Hope to Lytton by way of the Coquihalla River.
Copied from copy held by Special Collections, University of British Columbia with permission of National Army Museum (London, England)
- T0411:0001
- Item
- 1965-10-28
Part of Imbert Orchard fonds
RECORDED: [location unknown], 1965-10-28 SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Mrs. Mary Baker discusses her father, Henry Steffans, who was from Switzerland and had a store in Lytton, then went to farm in the Nicola Valley; Mary's visits to an aunt and uncle Charlie McGillivray on the Cariboo Road; the Lytton Hotel and store fire; anecdotes about characters around Lytton; the Lorings. TRACK 2: Mrs. Baker discusses other settlers around Lytton; life on her father's Nicola Valley ranch; Ashcroft from 1907 to 1914; her husband Fred Baker, who came to Canada from England and ran a freighting business.
Nicaragua Slide. 5 miles south of Boston Bar. Road over the top of a mountain.
- MS-3100.6.14
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
- AAAA5215
- Item
- 1941
Part of Harriet Gerry fonds
Amateur film. Harriet Gerry shot this film during an automobile journey from Rosedale to Williams Lake and Soda Creek on the Cariboo Highway, and part of the return trip via the Dog Creek Road, in the summer of 1941. Includes footage of wagons en route to the Williams Lake Stampede; rodeo events (various horse races, bucking broncs, etc.); Indians at stampede playing the team gambling game "lahal". Unidentified Indian village or mission settlement(s); boys at the swimming hole; women display their embroidery; fiddler plays and women with cane dances a jig. Livestock. Dip net fishing in Fraser River. School and convent buildings at St. Joseph's Mission, Williams Lake. Beaver aircraft at dock and taking off from lake. Staff of Williams Lake Indian Hospital. Views of landscape, back roads, wooden fences, steam shovel, etc. Dip net fishing. Dog Creek village scenes; displaying bead work. Views of and from the Dog Creek Road; Indians on horseback; cattle and cowboys on road. Examining a man with trachoma (eye condition). Car negotiating steep switchbacks; road conditions alternately dusty and muddy.
Pavillion [Pavilion] Mountain.
- C-08507
- Item
- [1866-1870]
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
[Rough sketch showing line of waggon road from Lytton in direction of Boston Bar]
- CM/C1003
- Item
- [1861 or 1862]
Part of Archives cartographic collection
This map is apparently a hand copy of a map in 5 sections prepared by James Turnbull of the Royal Engineers. The original of Turnbull's map is in Legal Surveys, Roads and trails series, 14T1. A copy is in the Map Collection (CM C951).
The Three Mile Cañon, F.R. [Fraser River]
- MS-3100.6.10
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
The waggon road over Jackass Mountain, Fraser River. Waggon Road.
- MS-3100.3.48
- Item
- 1866-1870
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
- A-03869
- Item
- 1867
Part of Frederick Dally fonds
Item consists of a photograph of the Cariboo Road between Yale and Spuzzum, 19 miles above Yale.
- T0417:0001
- Item
- [196-]
Part of Imbert Orchard fonds
RECORDED: [location unknown], [196-] SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Mr. Vince Gresty describes the highways around Hope, Lytton, and Cache Creek from the 1930s to the 1950s. TRACK 2: Mr. Gresty describes Cache Creek in 1949, and recent changes; people passing through Cache Creek and early Ashcroft.