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Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum
A View of Quebec from the Bason
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A View of Quebec from the Bason
Captain Hervey Smyth
About 1760
M19868
A View of the Taking of Quebec, Sept. 13th 1759
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A View of the Taking of Quebec, Sept. 13th 1759
Captain Hervey Smyth
1761
M2002.128.36
A View of the Landing Place above the Town of Quebec
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A View of the Landing Place above the Town of Quebec
Captain Hervey Smyth
1760
M993X.5.170
A View of the Cape Rouge or Carouge, Nine Miles Above the City of Quebec (...)
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A View of the Cape Rouge or Carouge, Nine Miles Above the City of Quebec (...)
Captain Hervey Smyth
1760/11/05
M2477
A View of Gaspe Bay, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
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A View of Gaspe Bay, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
Captain Hervey Smyth
1760/11/05
M2478
A View of Miramichi, a French Settlement in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, (...)
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A View of Miramichi, a French Settlement in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, (...)
Captain Hervey Smyth
1760/11/05
M2479
A View of the City of Quebec, the Capital of Canada, 1760
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A View of the City of Quebec, the Capital of Canada, 1760
Captain Hervey Smyth
1760/11/05
M2475
A View of the Pierced Island, a Remarkable Rock in the Gulf of St. Lawrence (...)
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A View of the Pierced Island, a Remarkable Rock in the Gulf of St. Lawrence (...)
Captain Hervey Smyth
1760/11/05
M2480
Vue de la Ville de Quebec, Capitale du Canada
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Vue de la Ville de Quebec, Capitale du Canada
Captain Hervey Smyth
1760
M970.67.16
A View of the Pierced Island, a remarkable Rock in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Two Leagues to the Southward of Gaspée Bay.
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A View of the Pierced Island, a remarkable Rock in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Two Leagues to the Southward of Gaspée Bay.
Captain Hervey Smyth
1760
M970.67.15
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