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Wet collodion negative - Lower Falls, Garnet River Cascade, near Mt. Cheadle, North Thompson River, BC, 1871 | McCord Museum
Lower Falls, cascade de la rivière Garnet, près du mont Cheadle, rivière North Thompson, C.-B., 1871
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Lower Falls, cascade de la rivière Garnet, près du mont Cheadle, rivière North Thompson, C.-B., 1871
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Wet collodion negative

Lower Falls, Garnet River Cascade, near Mt. Cheadle, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Photography studio (1826-1891)
Photographer (1835-1883)
SignatureNon signé / Unsigned
Date 1871
Medium / Technique Silver salts on glass
Wet collodion process
Dimensions20.3 x 25.4 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Documentary Objects - Graphic Documents
Origin Canada
Object NumberI-69979
DivisionPhotography - Notman Photographic Archives
CollectionMcCord
CreditPurchase, funds graciously donated by Maclean’s magazine, the Maxwell Cummings Family Foundation and Empire-Universal Films Ltd.
Status
Not on view

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Lower Falls, Garnet River Cascade, near Mt. Cheadle, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Albumen print
Lower Falls, Garnet River Cascade, near Mt. Cheadle, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69979.1
Mt. Cheadle and upper part of Garnet River, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Wet collodion negative
Mt. Cheadle and upper part of Garnet River, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69976
Mt. Cheadle and upper part of Garnet River, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Albumen print
Mt. Cheadle and upper part of Garnet River, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69976.1
Cascade on the Garnet River, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Wet collodion negative
Cascade on the Garnet River, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69978
At the lower end of the upper gate, Murchison's Rapids, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Wet collodion negative
At the lower end of the upper gate, Murchison's Rapids, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-70017
Mouth of the lower gate, Murchison's Rapids, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Wet collodion negative
Mouth of the lower gate, Murchison's Rapids, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Benjamin F. Baltzly
1871
I-70021
Garnet River Cascade, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Albumen print
Garnet River Cascade, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69980.1
Cascade on the Garnet River, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Albumen print
Cascade on the Garnet River, North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69978.1
Mount Milton from Albreda Lake, on north branch of North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Wet collodion negative
Mount Milton from Albreda Lake, on north branch of North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69988
Fallen timber on north branch of North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Wet collodion negative
Fallen timber on north branch of North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69987
Forest trees on the North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Wet collodion negative
Forest trees on the North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69974
Image Not Availablefor Snowclad mountains on the North Thompson River, BC, 1871
Wet collodion negative
Snowclad mountains on the North Thompson River, BC, 1871
William Notman
1871
I-69973

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