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2155 A0070 Archives of Manitoba     17th Century War Ship. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Boats ▪ Military ▪ Ships 1658
8713 A0271 Miscellaneous Collection     Artist'S Sketch Of Henry Hudson Cast Adrift In A Small Boat With His Son And Companions After The Crew Had Mutinied  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1610
8717 A0272 Miscellaneous Collection     Artist'S Sketch Of Radisson Boarding The Ship “Nonsuch” On Return From First Voyage To Hudson Bay, Carrying A Rich Cargo Of Furs  Fur Trade ▪ Personalities 1669
13895 A0431 Miscellaneous Collection     Captain Thomas James, Drawing. Made A Voyage To Discover North West Passage To Far East  Exploration ▪ North West Passage ▪ Personalities 1631
7925 A0248 Miscellaneous Collection     Captain Thomas James, Narine Explorer, Cartographer, Author. In 1631 He Was Commissioned By A Group Of Bristol Merchants To Look For The North West Passage Out Of Hudson Bay. After Exploring The Western Coast Of The Bay, He Decided That The Northwest Pas,  Art ▪ Authors ▪ Exploration ▪ North West Passage ▪ Personalities 1631
8573 A0268 Miscellaneous Collection     Champlain Taking An Observation With Astrolabe On The Ottawa River. Drawing By C.W. Jeffereys.,  Canoes ▪ Exploration ▪ Personalities 1613
13894 A0431 Miscellaneous Collection     Danish Captain Jens Munck'S Map Of Churchill Harbour. An Engraving From Navigatio Septentrionalis  Exploration ▪ Harbours ▪ Maps 1619
2584 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Danish Captain Jens Munck'S Map Of Churchill Harbour. An Engraving From Navigatio Septentrionalis  Exploration ▪ Harbours ▪ Maps ▪ Ports 1624
15513 A0483 Public Archives of Canada     Danish Captain Jens Munck'S Map Of Churchill Harbour. An Engraving From Navigatio Septentrionalis  Explorers ▪ Harbours ▪ Maps 1624
20873 A0682 Miscellaneous Collection     Drawing Of Jens Monk'S Voyage Which Resulted In Tragedy. Three Of 64 Men Sailed Back Home. All The Others Died Of Scurvy  Maps 1619
1724 A0057 Archives of Manitoba     Early Illustration Of Inuit (Eskimo) Life With Kayaks And Tents. The Inuit Used The Trident (Three Pronged) Bird Spear With The Adaladal Spear Thrower. The Ferrules (Rings) Aroung The Shaft Of The Double Paddle Helped To Keep The Paddler'S Hands Dry. The Raised Ornamentation On The Deck Of The Kayak Behind The Manhole Was Used To Tie Seals To The Deck Or Tow Them Home  Boats ▪ Equipment ▪ Eskimos ▪ Fishing ▪ Hunting ▪ Inuit ▪ Kayaks ▪ Tents 1650c
2327 A0075 Archives of Manitoba     Henrietta Maria, Queen Of Charles I. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Personalities ▪ Royalty ▪ Women 1609-1669
13896 A0431 Miscellaneous Collection     Henry Hudson With His Son And Loyal Crew Set Adrift In The Bay He Discovered. From A Painting By J. Collier  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Personalities 1611
13893 A0431 Miscellaneous Collection     Henry Hudson, His Son And Sick Crew Set Adrift By A Mutinous Crew. Drawing  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Personalities 1611
2593 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Map Of Henry Hudson'S Voyages In The Arctic  Exploration ▪ Maps 1610
2606 A0084 Archives of Manitoba     Map Of New France  Maps 1650
2607 A0084 Archives of Manitoba     Map Of New France  Maps 1650
2614 A0084 Archives of Manitoba     Map Of New France  Maps 1650
2373 A0076 Archives of Manitoba     Nineteenth Century Portrayal Of Henry Hudson Cast Adrift By His Mutinous Crew, With His Son John And A Few Loyal Sailors. Painting By The Honourable John Collier  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1611
2806 A0090 Archives of Manitoba     Officer Of The French Regiment  Costumes ▪ Military 1665
20874 A0682 Miscellaneous Collection     Page From Luke Foxe'S Journal Describing His Discovery Of The Marker Erected By Thomas Button To Claim New Wales For Britain  Documents 1635
2344 A0075 Archives of Manitoba     Painting Of Henry Hudson And His Son Being Set Adrift By Mutinous Crew  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1610
2486 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Paul De Chomedey De Maisonneuve, After A 10 Day Journey Up The St. Lawrence River From Quebec, Came Ashore On May 18, 1642, To Establish A Religious Colony At Ville Marie (Later To Become Montreal). Those Present With Him Were Governor De Montmagny; A Number Of Jesuits; Jeanne Mance, Canada'S First Nurse And Hospital Builder; Madame De La Peltrie Of The Ursulines; And Soldiers. Jesuit Father Vimont Held A Mass At The Riverside. A Fort Was Built For The Mission Due To The Menace Of Indians. Image From A Painting By Dan Anderson  Costumes ▪ Events ▪ Flags ▪ Missions ▪ Nursing ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Women 1642, May 18
2209 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Radisson & Groseilliers On Board “Nonsuch” In Canada  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Ships 1668
2197 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Return Of Ship “Nonsuch” To London. Painting  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Ships 1669
2464 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Sainte-Marie, a mission headquarters of the Jesuits in Huronia (now Ontario). It was 800 miles by canoe from Quebec. Guarding it were stone bastions, timber palisades, and French soldiers. The Indian Compound included a longhouse, church, hospital, and cemetary. Men are seen erecting a large cross in front of the church.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Missions ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1639
2352 A0076 Archives of Manitoba     Samuel De Champlain (C.1570-1635). Painter, Explorer, Geographer, Administrator. Trained In France. Lived In New France (1603 - 1935) Except For Occasional Visits To France. In Course Of Wide Explorations Penetrated To Eastern End Of Lake Ontario. In 1632 He Drew The Carte De La Nouvele France Which Included His Idea Of Manitoba Region Gained From Native Reports  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1615
2455 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Samuel De Champlain In 1615, Was Instrumental In Having Father Joseph Le Caron Estabish A Mission In Huronia (The Most Densely Populated Part Of New France, Lying Between Georgian Bay And Lake Wimcoe In What Is Now Ontario). After Attending The First Mass At Carhagouha On August 12, Champlain And Etienne Brule Prpared To Join A Huron Excursion Against The Iroquois. This Photo, From A Painting By Rex Woods, Shows Them On Lake Wimcoe Near Orillia On September 8th. Taking Different Routes They Circled Lake Ontario. On October 10th, Before Brule Could Rendezvous With 500 Andastes Indians For An Attack From The Rear, Champlain Had Been Defeated Near Oneida Lake. Severely Wounded, He Recuperated In Huronia. Champlain And Father Le Caron Spent A Month Before Returning To Quebec In May 1616. Champlain Was Governor Until He Died In 1635  Canoes ▪ Costumes ▪ Exploration ▪ Missions ▪ Personalities 1615
20868 A0682 Public Archives of Canada     Samuel De Champlain Map, Carte De La Nouvelle-France, Engraving  Exploration ▪ Maps 1632
20869 A0682 Public Archives of Canada     Samuel De Champlain Map, Carte De La Nouvelle-France, Engraving  Exploration ▪ Maps 1632
20870 A0682 Public Archives of Canada     Samuel De Champlain Map, Carte De La Nouvelle-France, Engraving  Exploration ▪ Maps 1632
2601 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Section From Luke Foxe'S Map Of The North Part Of America  Maps 1635
2088 A0068 Archives of Manitoba     Ships & Boats Of Champlain'S Time. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Boats ▪ Ships 1609c
2084 A0068 Archives of Manitoba     Ships Of 17th Century. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Boats ▪ Ships 1660c
2343 A0075 Archives of Manitoba     Sir Thomas Button Died In 1634. He Was An English Naval Commander, Explorer, And Cartographer. He Sailed To Loor For Henry Hudson And Find The North West Passage In 1612. He Wintered At Nelson House. His Observations Were Published By Savant, Henry Briggs.  Art ▪ Exploration ▪ North West Passage ▪ Personalities 1612
2463 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Ste. Marie Among The Hurons. Photo From Confederation Life Assoc. Painting  Buildings ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1639
2198 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     The Ship “Nonsuch” Returns To London, 1669, From James Bay With Groseilliers And A Cargo Of Beaver Pelts. Painting By Norman Wilkinson For The Hudson'S Bay Company  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Ships 1669
2157 A0070 Archives of Manitoba     War Ship Of 17th Century. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Boats ▪ Military ▪ Ships 1650
2156 A0070 Archives of Manitoba     War Ship Of 17th Century. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Boats ▪ Military ▪ Ships 1658