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Gelatin silver print - Damaged schooner "Paradox" at sea, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909 | McCord Museum
La goélette endommagée « Paradox » en mer, Fort Churchill, Man., 1909
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La goélette endommagée « Paradox » en mer, Fort Churchill, Man., 1909
You can freely copy, modify and distribute this image, even for commercial purposes. Need more information about image licensing or a higher resolution image? Read our Photographic Services and Copyright page.

Gelatin silver print

Damaged schooner "Paradox" at sea, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Photographer (1888-1945)
SignatureNon signé / Unsigned
Date 1909/09/15
Medium / Technique Silver salts on paper mounted on paper
Gelatin silver process
Dimensions7.3 x 12.8 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Documentary Objects - Graphic Documents
Origin Canada
Object NumberM2000.113.6.125
DivisionPhotography - Documentary Collection
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Richard H. Peck and Anne Martin Peck
Status
Not on view

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Schooner "Paradox" at sea, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
Schooner "Paradox" at sea, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909/09/15
M2000.113.6.126
Schooner "Paradox" coming along side steamer "S.S. Adventure", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
Schooner "Paradox" coming along side steamer "S.S. Adventure", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909/09/15
M2000.113.6.121
Loading supplies onto schooner "Paradox", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
Loading supplies onto schooner "Paradox", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909/09/16
M2000.113.6.127
Loading supplies onto schooner "Paradox", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
Loading supplies onto schooner "Paradox", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909/09/16
M2000.113.6.128
Inuit man aboard the schooner "Paradox", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
Inuit man aboard the schooner "Paradox", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909/09/16
M2000.113.6.129
Two Inuit men, Poke and Goose, aboard the schooner "Paradox", Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
Two Inuit men, Poke and Goose, aboard the schooner "Paradox", Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909
M2000.113.6.178
The "Paradox" alongside the "S.S. Adventure", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
The "Paradox" alongside the "S.S. Adventure", Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909/09/16
M2000.113.6.130
Royal North West Mounted Police officers supervising loading of supplies onto schooner, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
Royal North West Mounted Police officers supervising loading of supplies onto schooner, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909/09
M2000.113.6.150
Schooner ashore, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
Schooner ashore, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909
M2000.113.6.124
York boat at sea, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
York boat at sea, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909/09/15
M2000.113.6.123
Looking up Churchill River, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Gelatin silver print
Looking up Churchill River, Fort Churchill, MB, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909/09/15
M2000.113.6.122
T. Mallet, Major J. D. Moodie and Captain Couch aboard the "S.S. Adventure" at Fort Churchill (Cape Churchill ?), MB, Hudson Bay, 1909
Gelatin silver print
T. Mallet, Major J. D. Moodie and Captain Couch aboard the "S.S. Adventure" at Fort Churchill (Cape Churchill ?), MB, Hudson Bay, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909
M2000.113.6.93

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