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Transparency - Forest with Red Cedar, Hemlock and Douglas Fir, Chilliwack, BC, about 1912 | McCord Museum
Forêt peuplée de cèdres rouges, de pruches et de sapins de Douglas, Chilliwack, C.-B., vers 1912
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Forêt peuplée de cèdres rouges, de pruches et de sapins de Douglas, Chilliwack, C.-B., vers 1912
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Forest with Red Cedar, Hemlock and Douglas Fir, Chilliwack, BC, about 1912
Artist
SignatureNon signé / Unsigned
Date About 1912
Medium / Technique Silver salts and coloured ink on glass
Gelatin silver process
Dimensions8.2 x 10.2 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Documentary Objects - Graphic Documents
Origin Canada
Object NumberMP-0000.25.618
DivisionPhotography - Documentary Collection
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Stanley G. Triggs
Status
Not on view

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Douglas fir trees, Vancouver, BC, 1887, copied ca.1902
Transparency
Douglas fir trees, Vancouver, BC, 1887, copied ca.1902
William McFarlane Notman
About 1902
N-0000.25.1071
Image Not Available for Douglas fir tree, Vancouver, BC, 1887
Gelatin silver glass plate negative
Douglas fir tree, Vancouver, BC, 1887
William McFarlane Notman
1887
VIEW-1803
Douglas fir tree, Vancouver, BC, 1887
Gelatin silver glass plate negative
Douglas fir tree, Vancouver, BC, 1887
William McFarlane Notman
1887
VIEW-1802
Douglas fir tree, Vancouver, BC, 1887
Gelatin silver glass plate negative
Douglas fir tree, Vancouver, BC, 1887
William McFarlane Notman
1887
VIEW-1801
Yates and Douglas Streets, Victoria, BC, about 1910
Photolithograph
Yates and Douglas Streets, Victoria, BC, about 1910
Inconnu / Unknown
1906-1914
MP-0000.1310.1
Captain Bulger, Governor of Assiniboia, and the Chiefs and Warriors of the Chippewa Tribe of Red Lake, in Council in the Colony House in Fort Douglas, May 22nd, 1823.
Watercolour
Captain Bulger, Governor of Assiniboia, and the Chiefs and Warriors of the Chippewa Tribe of Red Lake, in Council in the Colony House in Fort Douglas, May 22nd, 1823.
Peter Rindisbacher
1823
M965.9
Forest, BC, about 1925
Transparency
Forest, BC, about 1925
Inconnu / Unknown
About 1925
MP-0000.25.866
John W. McConnell with his Douglas Methodist Church Sunday School group, Montreal, QC, about 1915
Gelatin silver print
John W. McConnell with his Douglas Methodist Church Sunday School group, Montreal, QC, about 1915
Inconnu / Unknown
About 1915
M2003.8.6.3.25
Cedar tree, Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC, 1889, copied ca.1902
Transparency
Cedar tree, Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC, 1889, copied ca.1902
William McFarlane Notman
About 1902
N-0000.25.1069
Gilbey's Wines & Spirits shop, Jamaica(?), copied for C. P. Douglas in 1907
Gelatin silver glass plate negative
Gilbey's Wines & Spirits shop, Jamaica(?), copied for C. P. Douglas in 1907
Inconnu / Unknown
1907/11
II-167001.0
Fred. L. Myers' store, Jamaica(?), copied for C. P. Douglas in 1907
Gelatin silver glass plate negative
Fred. L. Myers' store, Jamaica(?), copied for C. P. Douglas in 1907
Inconnu / Unknown
1907/11
II-167002.0
Colonial Mineral & Aerated Water Co., Kingston(?), Jamaica(?), copied for C. P. Douglas in 1907
Gelatin silver glass plate negative
Colonial Mineral & Aerated Water Co., Kingston(?), Jamaica(?), copied for C. P. Douglas in 1907
Inconnu / Unknown
1907/11
II-167000.0

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