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375 A0013 Archives of Manitoba     "Formation Of The Dominion Of Canada". Fathers Of Confederation. Note: This Is The Old Photo Before New Members Were Added  Personalities ▪ Politics July 1st, 1867
356 A0012 Archives of Manitoba   "Group of Rebel Leaders".  Illustration of Louis Riel on horseback during the aborted Fenian raids of 1871, with a group of Metis and aboriginal people with guns and tomahawks. Lt. Governor Archibald asked Archbishop Tache to approach Riel for assistance from the Metis in the defense of Manitoba against the impending Fenian raids, even though Riel had been labeled a traitor for leading the Resistance of 1869 to 1870. The Metis man on the far right is wearing the typical sash and leggings. Note the different clothing. Dogs are also in the image.  Costumes ▪ Metis ▪ North West Rebellion ▪ Personalities ▪ Riel ▪ Weapons 1871
19518 A0631 Nora Hiam Collection     (Judge) John Black, Born In Scotland On March 11,1817, Died In Scotland In1879). He Came To Red River In 1839, Entered The Service Of The Hudson'S Bay Company As A Clerk And Retired From The Company In 1852 As A Chief Trader. He Spent The Next Ten Years In Australia And Scotland. On July 3, 1845 He Married Margaret Christie, A Daughter Of Alexander Christie Who Served For Two Terms As Governor Of Assiniboia. In 1862 He Was Appointed Recorder Of Rupert'S Land A Position He Held Until Manitoba Became A Province In 1870. Black Was A Member Of The Delegation Sent By The Red River Settlers To Negotiate With The Canadian Government In 1870. Recorder And Chief Trader.  Costumes ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Scots 1864
5284 A0168 Miscellaneous Collection     (L- R):Wesley Hall No. 2 Dedicated August 22, 1869. First Grace (Methodist) Church Dedicated September 17, 1887  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1871
10275 A0321 York Factory Collection     19th Century Engraver'S Idea Of Trading Room At York Factory In 1840'S From Ballantyne'S Hudson Bay The Beaver. Winter 1957  Forts ▪ Fur Trade 1840c
10405 A0325 York Factory Collection     310-Ton Barque (Barkentine) Ocean Nymph, Bought By Hbc The Year She Was Built (1862), Approaches York Factory. In Front Of Fort, The Inhabitants Get Ready To Salute Her With Cannon. From The Beaver, Winter 1957  Buildings ▪ Cannons ▪ Forts ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Ships 1862
43636 A1440 Canadian National Railway Collection     A Drawing By William Rogers, Showing Life At Fort Garry, Red River Cart In The Foreground  Forts ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Red River Carts ▪ Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1870c
43635 A1440 Canadian National Railway Collection     A Drawing Of Old Fort Garry (Upper Fort Garry) With Red River Carts In Foreground  Forts ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Red River Carts ▪ Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1870c
1990 A0065 Archives of Manitoba   A Blackfoot hunter kills a lone bull buffalo.  Photo from a painting by artist Gerald Tailfeathers.  Buffalo ▪ Hunting c1870
43634 A1440 Canadian National Railway Collection     A Drawing Titled, “Ville De Winnipeg” Showing (Indians) First Nations Men And Metis Traders In The Foreground And Buildings In The Background (Located At The Junction Of The Red River And Assiniboine River).  Fur Trade ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1820c
26456 A0888 Miscellaneous Collection   A gentleman travelling in a dog cariole in the Hudson Bay area with an aboriginal guide.  Photo from a glass lantern slide of a painting by Peter Rindisbacker.  Carioles ▪ Dogs 1829c
43097 A1423 Canadian National Railway Collection     A John Innes Drawing Of Fort Fraser, In Bc  Buildings ▪ Forts 1870c
39893 A1335 Public Archives of Canada   A Kansas aboriginal man encamped on the Cow River, Ontario.  See A1334-39855.  Costumes 1867
2271 A0073 Archives of Manitoba     A Montreal Canoe With A Woman Passenger Manned By Hudson Bay Voyageurs Passes Rocky Cliffs. From The Original Painting By Mrs. Francis Hopkins  Canoes ▪ Women 1869
35214 A1176 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     A Peter Rindisbacher Painting Of An Inuit (Eskimo) Family  Art ▪ Children ▪ Eskimos ▪ Inuit ▪ Women 1850c
39869 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   A reconnoitre.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Costumes ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
59981 A1899 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     A Riverman'S Shirt Recovered From The Steamer Bertrand Which Sank In The Missouri River In 1865  Artifacts ▪ Boats ▪ Costumes ▪ Steamboats 1865
1902 A0062 Archives of Manitoba   A Sioux family.  Photo from a painting by George Catlin, artist-historian.  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Women 1830c
1892 A0062 Archives of Manitoba     A Successful Buffalo Hunt With A Yell Of Triumph. Painting By A.J. Miller  Buffalo ▪ Horses 1837
1702 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     A Surround Of Buffalo. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Buffalo 1837
39892 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     A Surround. (See A1334-39855)  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
39874 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   A young aboriginal mother fording a stream.  See also A1334-39855.  Costumes ▪ Women 1867
39894 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     A Young Woman Of The Flathead Tribe. (See A1334-39855)  Costumes ▪ Women 1867
26073 A0874 Women's Studies Collection     A.G.B. Bannatyne With Wife And Children, Willie And Lizzie  Costumes ▪ Domestics ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1860c
1634 A0054 Archives of Manitoba     A.G.B. Bannatyne'S First Home. He Later Built A Castle “Bannatyne’S Castle” At The Foot Of West Gate (Now 5 West Gate) On Area Known As Armstrong'S Point  Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1857-1858
1806 A0060 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Aboriginal burial ground.  Graves covered with birch bark and enclosed inside birch sticks.  Cemeteries ▪ Graves 1858
192 A0007 Archives of Manitoba   Aboriginal camp near Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Aboriginal camp seen with teepees and a Red River Cart between Main Street and the Red River, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Red River Carts ▪ Teepees 1866
39877 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Aboriginal girls.  See also A1334-39855.  Costumes ▪ Women 1867
1693 A0056 Archives of Manitoba   Aboriginal girls.  Water colour painting by A.J. Miller.  Women 1837
1807 A0060 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Aboriginal graves covered with split sticks and enclosed in birch sticks.    Cemeteries ▪ Graves 1858
1692 A0056 Archives of Manitoba   Aboriginal lodge.  Water colour painting by A. J. Miller.  Buildings ▪ Lodges 1837
1909 A0063 Archives of Manitoba   Aboriginal man scalping his victim.  From a painting by Peter Rindisbacher.  1821c
1936 A0063 Archives of Manitoba   Aboriginal scouts.  Photo of a painting by A.J. Miller.  Hunting ▪ Scouts 1837c
39862 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Aboriginal village on the Missouri River.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Buildings ▪ Costumes ▪ Horses ▪ Lodges 1867
39859 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Aboriginal warrior and his wife.  A collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Costumes ▪ Horses ▪ Women 1867
1681 A0056 Archives of Manitoba   Aboriginal warrior and his wife.  Photo of a watercolour painting by A.J. Miller.  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Women 1837
39863 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Aboriginal woman making the war dress.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Costumes ▪ Women 1867
1830 A0060 Archives of Manitoba   Aboriginal women inside a tent.  From a painting by Peter Rindisbacher, the original of which is in the West Point Museum.  Tents ▪ Women 1829c
10434 A0325 York Factory Collection     Account Of Supplies To The Blenheim. From The Beaver, Winter 1957  Documents ▪ Forts 1846
360 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     Adams George Archibald. First Lieut. Governor Of Manitoba 1870-1870  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870
2082 A0068 Archives of Manitoba     Advertisement Re: Trips On The “Anson Northup’  Journalism ▪ Steamboats 1860
2301 A0074 Archives of Manitoba     After Coalition In 1821, Nicholas Garry, A London Director Of The Hbc Was Appointed To Reconcile Differences Between The Fur Trade Offices Of Both Companies. In The Picture, He Is Seen Travelling West With North Wester Simon Ncgillvray (With Glasses)  Fur Trade ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities 1821
2475 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     After The Discovery Of Gold In Bc Every Prospector Swarmed In To Pan The River And Creek Beds. To Assist Governor James Douglas In Maintaining Law And Order And Building Roads And Settlements, 150 Royal Engineers Under Colonel R.C. Moody, Were Sent From England To Begin Constructing The First Section Of Wagon Road, Caribou Road, Along The Fraser Canyon. Starting At Yale In 1862, The Engineers Constructed The First Section Of The Wagon Road Stretching 400 Miles To The Mining Town Of Barkervile. In The Photo A Wall Of Rock Has Beeen Breach With Gunpowder And The Cleft Is Being Cribbed. Chinese Work In The Background. The Road Designed For Teams Of 16 Oxen Blazed The Way For The Transcanada Highway 100 Years Later. Image From A Painting By Rex Woods  Construction ▪ Costumes ▪ Horses ▪ Military ▪ Mountains ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Roads ▪ Tents 1862
974 A0033 Archives of Manitoba     Alexander Hunter Murray (1818-1874) Fur Trader & Explorer, Was Born At Kilmun, Argyleshire, Scotland, In 1818. As A Young Man He Emigrated Tothe United States And Served With The American Fur Company. He Married Anne Campbell, Daughter, Of Chief Trader Colin Campbell, Whom He Met On A Journey To The Athabasca District. They Had Eight Children. His Eldest Daughter Helen, Became The Wife Of Chief Trader W.J. (Big Bear) Mclean Of 1885 Rebellion Fame. In The Spring Of 1846 He Came Up To Fort Garry From Missouri, And Joined The Hbc As Senior Clerk. In 1847 Chief Factor Murdock Mcpherson Appointed Murray To The Mackenzie River District To Establish An Outpost At Fort Yukon, In Russian Alaska. In Later Years He Managed Several Hbc Posts And In 1856 Was Made Chief Trader. In 1862 He Was Placed In Charge Of Lower Fort Garry, Where He Remained Until 1864. He Retired From The Fur Trade In 1867 And Died At His Home, "Bellevue" Near Lower Fort Garry In April 1874  Fur Trade ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities ▪ Scots 1870c
372 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     Alexandre Antonin Tache. Bishop Of St. Boniface  Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1854
12326 A0382 Miscellaneous Collection     Ambroise Lepine, Lieutenant To Louis Riel During Red River Uprising  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel 1870
1908 A0063 Archives of Manitoba   An "Indian Massacre."    Guns 1865c
35213 A1176 Winnipeg Free Press Collection   An aboriginal family.  Photo of a painting by Peter Rindisbacher.  Art 1850c
1688 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Photo of a watercolour painting by A.J. Miller.  Buildings 1837
1939 A0063 Archives of Manitoba   An aboriginal women bathing.  Photo of a painting by A.J. Miller.  Women 1837c
1955 A0064 Archives of Manitoba   An Ojibway encampment on the Winnipeg River with its residents in canoes.  Photograph of a painting by Paul Kane.  Camps ▪ Canoes ▪ Tents 1846
39888 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     Approaching Buffalo. (See A1334-39855)  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
39856 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Approaching the Buffalo.  A collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Buffalo ▪ Hunting 1867
9 A0001 Public Archives of Canada     Arrival At Norway House, Lake Winnipeg, October 14, And Departure Thence, October 16, 1821. Watercolour And Ink By Peter Rindisbacher  Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Forts 1821, October 14
19516 A0631 Nora Hiam Collection     Arthur Ogilvy Of Montreal, Wearing A Kilt. , Fergus Brothers, Greenock  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Personalities 1867
42928 A1417 Canadian National Railway Collection     Artist Drawing Of A Train Hold-Up With Buffalo Herd Crossing Rail Line  Buffalo ▪ Crime ▪ Events ▪ Railways 1869
42632 A1407 Canadian National Railway Collection     Artist Drawing Of The Old Hudson Bay’S Post, Edmonton, Ab  Forts ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Posts ▪ Towns 1863c
8719 A0272 Miscellaneous Collection     Artist'S Sketch Of Lord Selkirk Visiting His Colony At Red River  Personalities ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1817
8721 A0272 Miscellaneous Collection     Artist'S Sketch Of Red River Buffalo Hunt  Buffalo ▪ Hunting 1813c
8722 A0272 Miscellaneous Collection     Artist'S Version Of Red River (Wolseley'S) Expedition Near Fort William  Boats ▪ Military 1870
1628 A0054 Archives of Manitoba     Bachelor'S Hall Where R.M. Ballantyne Lived. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Buildings ▪ Houses 1841
26452 A0888 Miscellaneous Collection     Big Snake, A Blackfoot Chief, Recounting His War Exploits. Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane From Glass Lantern Slide  Costumes ▪ Personalities 1849c
19834 A0643 State Historical Society of North Dakota Collection     Big White  Personalities 1845c
2476 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Birth Of Victoria, Bc. James Douglas Chose The Site Which Became Victoria, Bc. James Douglas, A Chief Factor Of The Hudson'S Bay Company, Selected The Site For A Trading Post, At Fort Victoria Overlooking The Straits Of Juan De Fuca. In The Spring Of 1845, The Hbc Annual Supply Ship Dropped Anchor And From Then On The Post'S Trade Gradually Grew In Importance. In 1858 A Town Site Was Laid Out And Named Victoria. With The Gold Strikes On The Fraser River, Overnight The Tiny Port Became A Shipping Centre. In 1858 Governor James Douglas Took Over The Administration Of The Newly Constituted Mainland Colony Which Joined With Vancouver Island In 1866. Known As British Columbia The United Colony Entered Into Confederation As A Province In 1871. Image From A Painting By J.D. Kelly. (Colour Slide)  Exploration ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities ▪ Ports 1843
59861 A1895 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Collection     Bishop Provencher Greets The Grey Nuns In St. Boniface, Manitoba, June 21, 1844. Photo From A Painting  Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Women 1844, June
14 A0001 Archives of Manitoba     Bishop'S Palace, Cathedral, Grey Nuns Convent And Windmill, With Upper Fort Garry In The Background. Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane  Churches ▪ Religion ▪ Upper Fort Garry ▪ Windmills ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1846c
1822 A0060 Archives of Manitoba   Blackfoot party on the war-trail.  Photo of a painting By A.J. Miller.  Horses 1837
1820 A0060 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Blackfoot warrior's robe.  The robe contains a history of the owner's wars and buffalo hunts and shows the number of scalps he has taken from his enemies.  Buffalo ▪ Costumes 1857-1858
1821 A0060 Archives of Manitoba     Blackfoot Warriors On War Trail. Painting By A.J. Miller  Horses 1837
1691 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Breakfast At Sunrise. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  1837
39879 A1334 Public Archives of Canada     Breakfast At Sunset (See A1334-39855)  Costumes ▪ Dining 1867
39882 A1334 Public Archives of Canada     Breaking Up Camp At Sunrise. (See A1334-39855)  Camps ▪ Horses ▪ Wagons 1867
10605 A0330 Miscellaneous Collection     Brewery Of Henri Joachem, Middlechurch, Mb  Breweries ▪ Buildings 1859
2795 A0090 Archives of Manitoba     British Uniforms, War Of 1812. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Costumes ▪ Military 1812
39891 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     Buffalo Hunt (See A1334-39855)  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
1703 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Buffalo Hunt. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Buffalo 1837
22347 A0740 Miscellaneous Collection     Buffalo Hunting. Pencil Sketch On Tinted Paper By H.J. Warre From Impressions Of A Journey Across North America.,  Buffalo ▪ Hunting 1846
39857 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Buffalo Rift.  A collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
1682 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Buffalo Rift. Buffalo Hunt Using A Rift (A Steep Sided Valley). Water-Colour Painting By A.J. Miller  Buffalo 1837
66534 A2153 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Building Of The Union Pacific Railroad In Nebraska. (Sketch)  Agriculture ▪ Construction ▪ Railways 1869
2479 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Bytown (On The Ottawa River) As Seen From Parliament Hill. Bytown Was Later Named Ottawa. Note The Sail Boats And The Buildings In The Left Background. The Ottawa River Was A Highway From Quebec To The Interior For Indians, Traders, And Explorers. In 1800 When Lumbering Became Important, Philemon Wright Set Up A Sawmill Settlement At Chaudiere Falls Which Later Became Hull. Across The River, No Construction Took Place Until Colonel By Arrived With His Royal Engineers In 1826 To Construct The 131 Mile Rideau Canal To Kingston. The Community (Shown In This Image From The Painting By J.D. Kelly) Which Arose Was Named Bytown After Colonel By. On January 1, 1855, It Was Named Ottawa. The United Canada Had Alternated Its Capital Between Key Cities Until 1858. Queen Victoria Decided That Ottawa Represented The Two Basic Cultures Of English And French And Named Ottawa (Formally Bytown) As The Capital. It Has Remained The Capital Since Then. Canada'S Capital Region Now Covers 1,800 Square Miles And Extends Beyond Ottawa In The Province Of Ontario And Adjoining Hull In The Province Of Quebec  Buildings ▪ Costumes ▪ Parliament ▪ Rivers ▪ Ships ▪ Towns 1835
883 A0030 Archives of Manitoba     Cabinet Ministers Of Legislature Of Manitoba. (Names On Photo)  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870
39873 A1334 Public Archives of Canada     Camp Providers (See A1334-39855)  Costumes ▪ Horses 1867
1694 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Camp Providers. From A Watercolour By A.J. Miller.  Horses 1837
2478 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Canada'S First Railway, The Champlain And St. Lawrence Railway, Was Planned By The Honourable Peter Mcgill As A Portage Link In The Water Route From The St. Lawrence To New York. The Rails Were Of Wood With Flat Iron Bars Spiked On Top. The Rail Cars Were Horse Drawn. Later The Locomotive, "Dorchester" Built By Robert Stevenson And Company Was Imported From England. On July 21, 1836, On The Official Opening Run Only Two Cars Were Coupled To It As It Covered 16 Miles Of Track From La Prairie On The St. Lawrence To St. John'S On The Richelieu River. By July 25th Regular Steam Service Had Begun. Image From A Painting By J.D. Kelly  Ceremonies ▪ Locomotives ▪ Railways 1836
7950 A0249 Miscellaneous Collection     Capt. Charles Frances Hall Before Departure Of The Polaris.,  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1871
7940 A0248 Miscellaneous Collection     Capt. Edward Parry. Published After His Outstandingly Successful Expedition 1819-20  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1821
2472 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Captain John Franklin Exploring Great Bear Lake, The Continent'S Fourth Largest Lake, Where He Spent The Fall And Winter, Studying And Exploring Its Shoreline. Franklin Returned To England In 1827. He Was Knighted In 1829, And In 1845 Disappeared While Searching For The Legendary North West Passsage. His Two Ships, "Erebus" And "Terror" Had Been Crushed In The Ice And He Along With His Entire Crew Had Perished. With Modern Technology Man Is Tapping The Vast Deposits Of Mineral Wealth Lying In The Great Bear Region. Photo From A Painting By J.D. Kelly  Canoes ▪ Costumes ▪ Equipment ▪ Exploration ▪ Flags ▪ Personalities 1825
2432 A0078 Archives of Manitoba     Captain John Palliser  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1859
2433 A0078 Archives of Manitoba     Captain John Palliser And Dr. Hector In The West  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1857-1859
2434 A0078 Archives of Manitoba     Captain John Palliser On His Expedition In The West. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1857
22348 A0740 Miscellaneous Collection     Carlton House On Saskatchewan River. Pencil Sketch By H.J. Warre From Impressions Of A Journey Across North America.,  Forts ▪ Rivers 1845, July 1
1574 A0052 Archives of Manitoba     Cathedral Of St. Boniface And Nunnery In St. Boniface Seen From Across The Red River. Photographer: Humphrey Lloyd Himes  Churches ▪ Convents ▪ Rivers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1857c
2477 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Ceremonies, At Fort York Celebrating Coronation Of Queen Victoria, Included A Parade Of The Troops And A 21 Gun Royal Salute. Image From A Painting By J.D. Kelly  Buildings ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Costumes ▪ Flags ▪ Forts ▪ Horses ▪ Military ▪ Women 1838
8708 A0271 Miscellaneous Collection     Charles & Eliza Mair On Their Wedding Trip, St. Paul, Mn  Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Weddings ▪ Women 1869, September
156 A0006 Archives of Manitoba     Chippawa Mode Of Travelling In Winter With Dogs And Sled, And Woman Carrying The Food Etc. From A Watercolour By Peter Rindisbacher (1806-1834). (Same As A0005-00121)  Dogs ▪ Sleds ▪ Women 1829c
121 A0005 Archives of Manitoba     Chippewa Mode Of Travelling With Family On Snowshoes And Dog Sled. The Women Carried The Teepees, Food And Clothing. From A Watercolour By Peter Rindisbacher, 1806-1934.  Children ▪ Dogs ▪ Sleds ▪ Snowshoeing ▪ Women 1829c
1915 A0063 Archives of Manitoba     Clal-Lum Women Weaving A Blanket On A Loom. Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane  Crafts ▪ Dogs ▪ Women 1845
944 A0032 Archives of Manitoba     Col. John Stoughton Dennis, A Surveyor Sent To Red River In 1869 When He Inaugurated A System Of Surveys  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Surveying 1869
13 A0001 Archives of Manitoba     Coloured Lithograph By Mortimer, Ottawa , From A Painting By A. Kemp  Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1851c
59963 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Construction Of The Union Pacific Railway  Construction ▪ Railways 1869
599 A0020 Archives of Manitoba     Corner Of Tache & Provencher Streets In St. Boniface, Mb  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1862c
2449 A0078 Archives of Manitoba     Critical Position Of Hms "Investigator" On The North Coast Of Baring Island, August 20, 1851. A Lithograph From A Series Of Eight Sketches In Colour (Together With A Chart Of The Route) By Lieut. S. Gurney Cresswell, Of The Voyage Of Hms "Investigator" (Captain Mcclure) During The Discovery Of The North West Passage  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Icebergs ▪ North West Passage ▪ Ships 1851
22350 A0740 Miscellaneous Collection     Crossing Assiniboine River At Beaver Creek. Pencil Sketch By H.J. Warre From Impressions Of A Journey Across North America  Boats ▪ Rivers 1845, June 22
1687 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Crow Indians Skirmishing. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Horses 1837
1941 A0063 Archives of Manitoba   Crow warrior skirmishing with his enemy.  Photo of a sketch. Same as A1334-39866.  1837
109 A0004 Archives of Manitoba     Cumberland Houses, From A Sketch By John Fleming Taken By The Henry Youle Hind Expedition Of 1858  Buildings ▪ Forts 1858
1925 A0063 Archives of Manitoba     Cun-Ne-Wa-Bum. Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane  Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1846c
22963 A0763 Miscellaneous Collection     Cuthbert Grant The Younger, The First Metis Leader, Was Born In1793 And Died In1854. By 1814, The Metis Had Already Identified Themselves As A Distinct "New Nation". Cuthbert Grant Had Emphasized This Fact In June, 1816 When He Unfurled The Flag Bearing A White Infinity Symbol On A Blue Background, Which Later Became The Metis National Flag. He Was The Founder Of Grantown; Leader Of Metis At The Battle Of Seven Oaks; And A Clerk In North West Company  Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1816c
15043 A0470 Miscellaneous Collection     David Ross & His Brother, Donald Ross. David Ross Was Married To Dr. Charlotte Whitehead, Daughter Of Railway Engineer Joseph Whitehead  Personalities ▪ Railways 1870c
2427 A0078 Archives of Manitoba     David Thompson In Athabasca Pass. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys In Imperial Oil Collection  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1810
7949 A0249 Miscellaneous Collection     Death Of John Franklin. From A Painting By Thomas Smith Of 1895.,  Events ▪ Exploration 1845
2490 A0080 Archives of Manitoba     Delegates From Canada East And Canada West Are Seen At Charlottetown, Aboard The Ship "Queen Victoria" For Their First Meeting On September 1, 1864 On Confederation. Seen In The Row Boat Is W.H. Pope Who Has Come To Welcome Them. On The Ship (L- R): Charles Drinkwater, Hewitt Bernard, Secretaries; A.T. Galt, Canada; H.L. Langevin, G.E. Cartier, Canada East; D'Arcy Mcgee, Canada; W.H. Lee (Clerk), Alexander Campbell, Canada; J.H. Gray, Edward Palmer, J.A. Macdonald, G.H. Coles, Prince Edward Island; W.A. Henry, R.B. Dickey, Charles Tupper, A.G. Archibald, Jonathan Mccully, Nova Scotia; W.H. Steeves, J.M. Jonhnson, Leonard Tilley, J.H. Gray, E.B. Chandler, New Brunswick. Image From A Painting By Rex Woods  Boats ▪ Conferences ▪ Events ▪ Politics ▪ Ships 1864, September 1
2275 A0073 Archives of Manitoba     Descent Of Fraser River On Journey From Hudson Bay To Fort Langley On Pacific. From A Painting By A. Sherriff Scott For Hbc  Canoes ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Rivers 1828
17809 A0564 Carling O'Keefe Collection     Diligence Concord Carriage. Photo From Carlsberg Collection Of Horse-Drawn Carriages  Carriages 1866c
137 A0005 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Dog carioles at the postal service to St. Paul.  Dog carioles leaving Fort Garry, Manitoba for St. Paul, Minnesota.  Buildings ▪ Dogs ▪ Forts ▪ Sleds 1859
878 A0030 Archives of Manitoba     Donald A. Smith, Lord Strathcona (1820-1914), Mla For Winnipeg And St. John From 1870 - 1874. He Was Also One Of The Organizers Of Cpr  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Railways 1870
39138 A1308 Joseph Francis Tennant Collection     Dr. John Bunn, Physician, Born About 1800 In Rupert'S Land Where His Father, Thomas Bunn, Was Employed By Hbc. His Mother Was The Daughter Of John Mcnab, Engineer In Charge Of A Company Post On The Bay. He Received His Medical Education In Edinburgh In 1817 - 1819 But Interrupted His Studies In 1819 To Return To Canada Where He Served Hbc Until 1823. He Married Catherine Thomas. They Had 3 Sons. He Resumed Studies At Edinburgh University In 1831 - 1832 And Returned To Practise In Middlechurch, Mb. He Was The First Native Born Physcian To Serve Red River Colony. He Was A Member Of The Council Of Assiniboia In 1835. He Died May 3, 1861 At Upper Fort Garry  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1860c
23374 A0779 Miscellaneous Collection     Dr. John Rae Finds Franklin Relics At Pelly Bay. From A Painting By Charles F. Comfort R.C.A.,  Dogs ▪ Eskimos ▪ Exploration ▪ Inuit ▪ Personalities ▪ Sleds 1854
5 A0001 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing By C.W. Jefferys From Painting By Peter Rindisbacher.View Of Fort Gibraltar From Assiniboine River  Forts ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1821
19861 A0644 State Historical Society of North Dakota Collection     Drawing Of 38 Sioux Indians At Mankato  Events ▪ Executions 1862, December 26
31049 A1035 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Drawing Of A Missionary Teaching Sylabics To The Indians  Education ▪ Missions ▪ Religion 1850c
120 A0005 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing Of Dog And Sled Hauling Freight At Red River  Dogs ▪ Freighting ▪ Sleds 1847
1529 A0051 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing Of First Newspaper Office, The Nor'Wester.,  Journalism ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1859
43088 A1422 Canadian National Railway Collection     Drawing Of Fort Pitt  Buildings ▪ Forts 1870c
43087 A1422 Canadian National Railway Collection     Drawing Of Fort Simpson  Buildings ▪ Forts 1870c
1566 A0052 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing Of Grey Nuns' Convent. Now St. Boniface Museum  Churches ▪ Museums ▪ Religion ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1870c
2075 A0068 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing Of Landing Of Red River Expediton  Boats ▪ Red River Expedition 1870
49 A0002 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing Of Lower Fort Garry By Chief Factor Alexander Christie, Of Hbc  Buildings ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Lower Fort Garry 1842
22136 A0732 St. James Historical Society Collection     Drawing Of Silver Heights, Residence Of Lieutenant Governor Adam Archibald, Manitoba'S First Lt.-Gov  Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1871c
720 A0024 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing Of Soldiers In Col. G.J. Wolseley'S Expedition At Red River  Military ▪ Red River Expedition 1870
24 A0001 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing Of Upper Fort Garry Men'S Barracks  Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1857c
22469 A0744 Thorlakson Manitoba Medical College Collection     Drawing Of Upper Fort Garry Made June 12, 1845 By Alexander Hunter Murray  Upper Fort Garry 1845
8 A0001 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing Showing North Wall Of Upper Fort Garry  Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1870c
2718 A0087 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing Showing The Grand Canoe Reception Given To The Prince Of Wales (King Edward Vii) By Governor George Simpson At Dorval, Qc  Canoes ▪ Events ▪ Royalty 1860
22492 A0745 Miscellaneous Collection     Drawing Shows Accommadation Used By Dr. Walter Butler Cheadle And Viscount Milton Of England As They Travelled Across The North American Continent To Victoria  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1862
22491 A0745 Miscellaneous Collection     Drawing Shows Dr. Walter Butler Cheadle And Viscount Milton Of England As They Travelled Across North America To Victoria  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1862
22490 A0745 Miscellaneous Collection     Drawing Shows Dr. Walter Butler Cheadle And Viscount Milton Of England As They Travelled Across North America To Victoria By Canoe And Horseback Across The Rockies By Way Of The Yellowhead Pass.  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1862
2202 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Drawing. Selkirk Settlers Arriving At York Factory On Their Way To The Red River Settlement  Boats ▪ Forts ▪ Immigration ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1812
1709 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Drawings By C.W. Jefferys Based On Paintings By Peter Rindisbacher. Top: Red Lake Chief Making A Speech To Gov. Pelly At Fort Douglas, Red River. Bottom: Red Lake Chief & Some Of His Followers Visiting Gov. Pelly At Red River  1825
42 A0002 Archives of Manitoba     Drawings Of Lower Fort Garry  Buildings ▪ Lower Fort Garry 1870c
59953 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Driving The Golden Spike. Union And Central Pacific Railroads At Promontory Point, Utah.  Ceremonies ▪ Construction ▪ Railways 1869, May 10
16442 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     Earl Of Selkirk, Founder Of Selkirk Settlement In 1820  Personalities ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Scots ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1820c
25025 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Elizabeth Alice Archibald, wife of George Adams Archibald, first Lt.-Governor of Manitoba. She acted as witness to the First Treaty between Manitoba and local Indigenous People.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women c. 1870
20836 A0681 Miscellaneous Collection     Emmerling'S Hotel, Winnipeg.,  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1866
38 A0002 Archives of Manitoba     Entrance Through The Gate To Government House. Photo From “Views Of Fort Garry” By Charles Ellis  Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1850c
2099 A0068 Archives of Manitoba     Eskimos In Kayaks & Oomiak Of Savage Islands Visiting Ships In Hudson Bay. Drawing  Boats ▪ Kayaks ▪ Ships 1821, July
428 A0014 Archives of Manitoba     Example Of Riel'S Handwriting  Documents ▪ Riel 1870
59982 A1899 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Excavation Of The Steamer Bertrand From The Missouri Riverbottom. The Boat Sank In 1865  Archaeology ▪ Boats ▪ Steamboats 1865
39868 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Facsimile of a drawing made by Wa-Mo-Wa, "Little Chief", Chief of the Snake aboriginals.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Art ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
2456 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Fathers Of Confederation At Quebec Conference, From A Painting  Conferences ▪ Politics 1864
2827 A0091 Marine Museum of Manitoba Collection at Selkirk     First Class Lounge City Of Winnipeg.,  Boats ▪ Lounges ▪ Paddlewheelers 1811
20452 A0666 United Church Archives     First General Assembly of Canadian Presbyterian Church, held in Knox Church, Toronto. Michael Wells, B.A., D.D., Principal and Professor of Theology of Knox College was moderator.  Personalities ▪ Religion 1870 June
59862 A1895 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Collection     First Grey Nuns Leaving The Mother House In Montreal For Red River, Later St. Boniface. Photo From A Painting  Events ▪ Religion ▪ Women 1844, April 24
5279 A0168 Miscellaneous Collection     First St. Boniface Church & Presbytery. Redrawn From Watercolour Painted In 1821  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1821
5280 A0168 Miscellaneous Collection     First St. Boniface College  Schools ▪ Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1821
21947 A0726 Thorlakson Manitoba Medical College Collection     First St. Boniface General Hospital  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1871c
111 A0004 Archives of Manitoba     Fort Abercrombie On The American Side Of Red River, From A Drawing  Buildings ▪ Forts 1840c
100 A0004 Archives of Manitoba     Fort Carlton, An Hbc Headquarters As It Appeared In C1860, Looking Northeast From The Carlton Trail, North Saskatchewan River. The Fort Was Accidently Burned During Its Evacuation In Early March, 1885  Buildings ▪ Forts ▪ Hudson Bay Company 1860c
48 A0002 Archives of Manitoba     Fort Douglas. From A Drawing  Forts ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1815
103 A0004 Archives of Manitoba     Fort Edmonton On North Saskatchewan River, From A Painting  Buildings ▪ Forts 1867
1677 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Fort Edmonton. Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane  Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Forts 1846
22349 A0740 Miscellaneous Collection     Fort Ellice Near Assiniboine River. Pen & Sepia Ink By H.J. Warre From Impressions Of A Journey Across North America.,  Forts ▪ Rivers 1845, June 22
83 A0003 Archives of Manitoba     Fort Enterprise In Winter. From A Drawing By Lt. Back R.N  Buildings ▪ Forts 1825c
46 A0002 Archives of Manitoba     Fort Gibraltar From Assiniboine Avenue. From A Drawing By C.F. Jeffereys From A Painting By P. Rindisbacher  Forts ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1821
39881 A1334 Public Archives of Canada     Fort Laramie (See A1334-39855) This Post Was Built By Mr. Sublette Of St. Louis, Later Owned By The American Fur Company. It Was Situated Near The Nebraska River In The Vicinity Of The Black Hills. (Colour Slide)  Buildings ▪ Forts ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Horses ▪ Posts ▪ Teepees 1867
1700 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Fort Laramie. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Forts 1837
214 A0007 Archives of Manitoba     Freighters' Camp On The Trail  Camps ▪ Red River Carts 1870c
2164 A0070 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Freighting boat on the banks of the Red River near Fort Garry, Manitoba.    Boats ▪ Freighting ▪ York Boats 1858
2540 A0082 Archives of Manitoba     From A Drawing Of The Boundary Post Between United States And Ruperts Land At Pembina, Red River  Boundary Commission ▪ Dogs ▪ Monuments ▪ Posts ▪ Red River Carts ▪ Teepees 1824c
831 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     From A Drawing, Teepees, Houses, Horses And Sleds, Dog Teams, With Upper Fort Garry In The Background  Dogs ▪ Horses ▪ Houses ▪ Sleds ▪ Teepees ▪ Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1857
817 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     From A Drawing, Nicholas Garry At Red River, Who Arranged Details Of Union Of Hbc & North West Co. , And Was Deputy Gov. Of Hbc 1822 -1835  Fur Trade ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities 1821
364 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     From A Magazine Illustration Of Louis Riel, Metis Leader  Costumes ▪ Guns ▪ Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel 1870
45 A0002 Archives of Manitoba     From A Painting Of Fort Douglas By E.J. Hutchins  Forts ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1815
837 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     From A Painting, Arrival From Montreal Of Grey Nuns By Canoe At St. Boniface  Canoes ▪ Churches ▪ Religion ▪ Women 1844
836 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     From A Painting, Departure Of Grey Nuns From Mother House In Montreal  Religion ▪ Women 1844
351 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch Of Execution Of Thomas Scott Outside Walls Of Upper Fort Garry. (See Also A0012-00350 And A0012-00352)  Executions ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1870, March 4
352 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch Of Execution Of Thomas Scott Outside Walls Of Upper Fort Garry. Drawing Appeared In Can. Illustrated News, Apr. 23, 1870  Executions ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1870, March 4
350 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch Of Execution Of Thomas Scott Outside Walls Of Upper Fort Garry. The Lower Left Corner, The Firing Squad. The Three Men Drawn On The Left Of Centre In The Mid Area Of The Picture Are (L- R): R.O'Lone , Kennedy, O'Donoghue. In The Centre: The Captain Of The Guard Administers The Coup De Grace To Scott Who Is Lying On The Ground. Standing Behind Scott (L- R) Are Louis Riel And Rev. George Young With His Hand Over His Heart. (See Also A0012-00351 And A0012-352)  Executions ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1870, March 4
975 A0033 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch Of Robert Parker Pelly (1833 -1913) Army Officer & Physician, Governor Of Assiniboia In Hbc Territories  Fur Trade ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities 1870c
725 A0024 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch, Col. G.J. Wolseley'S Camp At Thunder Bay  Camps ▪ Military ▪ Tents 1869c
712 A0024 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch, Col. G.J. Wolseley'S Camp At Thunder Bay, On  Military ▪ Red River Expedition 1870
727 A0024 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch, Col. G.J. Wolseley'S Soldiers On Board Ship  Military ▪ Ships 1870c
715 A0024 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch, No. 3 Company Battalion Leaving Fort Garry For Garrison Fort Pembina During Fenian Raids  Fenians ▪ Forts ▪ Military ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1871
717 A0024 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch, Recruits Lined Up At Upper Fort Garry During Fenian Uprising In Manitoba  Fenians ▪ Forts ▪ Military ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1871
726 A0024 Archives of Manitoba     From A Sketch,Col. G. J. Wolseley'S Camp At Thunder Bay  Camps ▪ Military ▪ Tents 1870c
835 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     From A Water-Colour By Peter Rindisbacher, Fishing In The Red River Near Fort Douglas . (See Also A0028-00832)  Canoes ▪ Fishing ▪ Forts ▪ Red River Settlers ▪ Rivers 1832
2170 A0070 Archives of Manitoba     Fur Trade Canoes, From A Drawing By Captain Beaufoy  Boats ▪ Canoes ▪ Fur Trade 1838
34 A0002 Archives of Manitoba     Gate At Upper Fort Garry. From A Painting By A. Sherriff Scott  Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1863
16445 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     General Earl Cathcart, Governor-General Of Canada 1846-1847  Personalities ▪ Politics 1846c
16438 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     General Lord Aylmer, Born In 1775; Governor-General Of Canada 1830-1831; 1831-1835  Personalities ▪ Politics 1830c
13397 A0413 Miscellaneous Collection     General Survey Of Upper Fort Garry & Its Immediate Vicinity. Survey By Colr. Sergt. P. Clark; 2nd Corpl. S. Knowles; 2nd Corpl. R. Penton; Private J.Whitfield; All Of The Royal Sappers & Miners And Other Signed Hampden A.S. Moody, Captn. Com. Royal Engineers, Hudson Bay Territory, Aug.1,1848. Hand Coloured Manuscript  Maps ▪ Plans ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1848, July 31
513 A0017 Archives of Manitoba Ryder Larsen   Georges Racette, a Metis man, in traditional Metis dress with floral embroidery on coat.  Known as "the Shaman", George was born in the Red River Settlement in 1819. He was over six feet tall, a skilled hunter, fighter, horseman, and trader. He was known as a rogue and a troublemaker, yet he played a key role in the significant events of his time. In 1873 he and others established a council in the Qu'appelle Valley with the intention of establishing a government. Since they were uneducated men they awaited the arrival of Louis Riel to assist them. In 1873 at James McKay's request, he spent the Winter travelling among the American Metis and aboroginals who planned to enter Canada to join forces with Canadian Metis and aboriginals in an effort to push white settlement from the plains. Shaman advised them that they could find themselves unwelcome in both countries and obtained their signatures and their promise to remain south of the border in the USA. In 1874 he represented the Assiniboine at the negotiations of Treaty No. 4. His display of military strength and his strong position during the negotiations led to his being overpowered, handcuffed, and kept under guard in a tent during the proceedings. He was released only when he promised to leave the area.  Costumes ▪ Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Riel 1869c
71337 A2397 Miscellaneous Collection L.B. Foote   GOC's staff officers in British dress uniforms of Hussars, Dragoons, Lancers and Dragoon Guards at an inspection of Manitoba's military units, regiments and battalions, Camp Sewell, Manitoba.  100th Winnipeg Grenadiers. The staff officers, left to right: Major Leonard Vaux; Lt. Col. Archibald C. Mcdonnell; GOC (General Officer In Command) Major General Samuel B. Steele; ADC (Aide De Camps) Major H.D.B. Ketchen (Later Major General); Major Conger; Captain Homer Dickson. This illustrates the Dominion's honourable association with the Regiments of the British Army. Beside the officers is an automobile with a driver, used to transport the officers.  Uniforms ▪ Automobiles ▪ Personalities ▪ Military 1856
66544 A2154 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Government Freighting Train En Route To Utah  Agriculture ▪ Freighting ▪ Horses ▪ Locomotives 1859, January 8
2281 A0074 Archives of Manitoba     Governor George Simpson Of Red River And Hbc In A Canoe. From A Painting  Canoes ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Personalities 1824
43817 A1446 Canadian National Railway Collection     Grand Trunk Railway Advertisement For Their Montreal To Toronto Run. Part Of The Display In The Cnr'S Museum Train And A Montreal And Lachine Railway Announcement Timetable. Part Of The Display In The Cnr'S Museum Train  Advertising ▪ Museums ▪ Railways 1856, October 18
1701 A0056 Archives of Manitoba   Group of six aboriginal chiefs.  Photo of an oil painting by Paul Kane.  1810c-1871c
26451 A0888 Miscellaneous Collection     Half-Breeds Running Buffalo, Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane From Glass Lantern Slide  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting ▪ Metis 1849c
2297 A0074 Archives of Manitoba     Harper’S Weekly Magazine Illustration (Sketch) Of Christmas In H.B. Territory.  Fur Trade ▪ Hudson Bay Company 1862
2201 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Hbc Ship The “Prince Rupert”. From A Drawing  Boats ▪ Ships 1866
39864 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Head of a Sioux man.   From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Costumes 1867
358 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     Head Shot Of Father N. J. Ritchot  Personalities ▪ Religion 1870
371 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     Head Shot Showing Metals, Col. Garnet Joseph Wolseley, Commander Of Red River Expedition  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Red River Expedition 1870
39880 A1334 Public Archives of Canada     Herd Of Elk. (See A1334-39855)  Deer ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
135 A0005 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Hind Expedition returning to Crow Wing, Manitoba.  From a sketch, dog carioles, part of the Hind Expedition, returning to Crow Wing by the Winter road.  Carioles ▪ Dog Sleds ▪ Dogs ▪ Sleds 1858
1733 A0057 Archives of Manitoba     His Majesty'S Ship “Terror” Thrown Up By The Ice. Painting By Lt. Smyth  Boats ▪ Ships 1837, March 13
10610 A0330 Miscellaneous Collection   His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, the Duke of Connaught.  Drawing by C.W. Jefferys from a photo by Notman taken on the occasion of the Prince's visit to Toronto, Ontario.  Personalities ▪ Royalty 1869, October
2186 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Hms (Her Majesty’S Ship) “Terror” Caught In The Ice In Hudson'S Strait. Painting  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Ice ▪ Icebergs ▪ Ships 1847c
2193 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Hms “Erebus” And “Terror” Before Sailing In Sir John Franklin'S Expedition. Drawing  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Ships 1845c
2181 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Hms “Resolute” And “Assistance” With A Group Of Scottish & American Whalers Trapped In Ice In Northern Baffin Bay When One Of Whalers Was Wrecked. Drawing By G.F. Mcdougall Of Resolute  Boats ▪ Ships ▪ Ice ▪ Scots ▪ Americans ▪ Wrecks ▪ Accidents 1852, July
2185 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Hms “Terror” Caught In The Ice In Hudson'S Strait. Painting  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Ice ▪ Icebergs ▪ Ships 1847c
22145 A0732 St. James Historical Society Collection     Hon Colin Inkster, Cabinet Minister Of Legislature Of Manitoba. President Of The Council  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870
22149 A0732 St. James Historical Society Collection     Hon Donald Gunn, Cabinet Minister Of Legislature Of Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870
22148 A0732 St. James Historical Society Collection     Hon F. Dauphinais, Cabinet Minister Of Legislature Of Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870
22147 A0732 St. James Historical Society Collection     Hon Francis Ogletree, Cabinet Minister Of Legislature Of Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870
22146 A0732 St. James Historical Society Collection     Hon J. Harrison O'Donnell, Cabinet Minister Of Legislature Of Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870
22150 A0732 St. James Historical Society Collection     Hon James Mckay, Cabinet Minister Of Legislature Of Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870
6740 A0211 Jeff Thomson Collection     Horse & Sleigh En Route To Hunting Ground  Horses ▪ Hunting ▪ Sleds 1858
24533 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hudson's Bay Company Stern-Wheeler International docking on Assiniboine River just below Upper Fort Garry.  Boats ▪ Paddlewheelers ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1870, July
1683 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Hunters Approaching Buffalo. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Buffalo 1837
39884 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     Hunting The Buffalo In Herds In The Vicinity Of The Black Hills. (See A1334-39855)  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
1698 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Hunting The Buffalo In Herds. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Buffalo ▪ Horses 1837
39855 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Hunting The Buffalo. Attack With Lances.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting ▪ Weapons 1867
18415 A0585 Institute of Arctic Research Collection     Icebergs In View In The Arctic Region. Photo From A Watercolour By Sir George Back  Environment ▪ Icebergs 1838c
2491 A0080 Archives of Manitoba     In The Background Is Fort Edmonton, (Which Was First Built By The Hbc In The Valley Of The North Saskatchewan River In 1795), Rebuilt Further Up River Below Where The Present Legislative Building Is Located. The First Fort Edmonton Was Destoyed By The Blackfoot Indias In 1807. The Fort Had An 18 Foot High Palisade (Fence Of Pointed Sticks) Around Its Four Walls And Corner Block Houses Of Two Storeys. Governor George Simpson Visited Fort Edmonton In May, 1825 And A Ball Was Held For The Entire Population. Two Weeks Later He Joined The Annual Boat Brigade To York Factory. Pointed Barges Seen In The Photo Carried Five Tons Of Cargo In The Form Of Supplies And Bales Of Fur. They Were Manned With Eight Oars And Used A Square Sail When The Wind Was Right. Seen Also In The Photo Are Red River Carts And Wagons Pulled By Horses, And A Group Of People. The Trip To York Factory Would Take Four And A Half Months To Complete With Supplies For The Next Season. Image From A Painting By J.D. Kelly  Boats ▪ Canoes ▪ Forts ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Horses ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities ▪ Teepees ▪ Wagons 1825, May
1705 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Indians Approaching Buffalo. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Buffalo ▪ Hunting 1837
4 A0001 Public Archives of Canada     Ink Drawing From A Painting By Peter Rindisbacher. Winter Fishing On The Ice Of The Assiniboine And Red Rivers. Partially Built Fort Gibraltar In The Background.  Art ▪ Fishing ▪ Forts ▪ Ice ▪ Rivers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1817-1825
71298 A2396 Miscellaneous Collection     Interior Of A University Lecture Classroom. Students In Rows Of Seats With Their Books On Arm Desks. There Is A Sink At The Front Of The Room Near The Lecturer'S Desk. Note The Lighting. All Are In Suits, The Lecturer And The Students. (Photo From A Postcard)  Students ▪ Universities 1815c
39878 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Interior view of aboriginal lodge.  See A1334-39855.  Buildings ▪ Costumes ▪ Lodges 1867
17810 A0564 Carling O'Keefe Collection     Irish Jaunting Cart. Photo From Carlsberg Collection Of Horse-Drawn Carriages  Carriages ▪ Irish 1840c
60105 A1903 Agriculture of the West     J.I. Case Two Horse Treadmill. Photo From A Wood Engraving  Agriculture ▪ Horses ▪ Machinery ▪ Threshing ▪ Treadmills 1870c
934 A0031 Archives of Manitoba     James Wickes Taylor (1819-1893). American Consular Officer 1870-1893  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870c
1864 A0061 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Jane l'Adamar, a Swampy Cree Metis (sometimes known as Usan) at the Red River.  She is wearing a fancy dress for the mid-1800s.  Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1857-1858
1802 A0059 Archives of Manitoba     Jane L'Adamar, Swampy Cree Metis, Sometimes Known As Susan, Wearing A Fancy Dress For The Mid 1800’S. Photo Taken At Red River By Humphrey Lloyd Hime  Costumes ▪ Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1857c
2498 A0080 Archives of Manitoba     John A. Macdonald, Achitect Of The Dominion Of Canada And Destined To Be Canada'S First Prime Minister, Is Honoured By Queen Victoria Inside Buckingham Palace On February 27, 1867. Present Are Princess Louise, Who Became The Wife Of Canada'S Fourth Governor-General And Lord Carnarvon Who, As Colonial Secretary, Was Closely Associated With The British North American Act. The British North American Act Came Into Force On July 1, 1867 And For 20 Of The Next 24 Years Sir John A. Macdonald Was To Be Prime Minister Of The Newly Formed Nation, Canada. Image From A Painting By Rex Woods  Buildings ▪ Furniture ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Royalty ▪ Women 1867
979 A0033 Archives of Manitoba     John Black (1817 -1879), Recorder & Chief Trader, Served For 2 Terms As Gov. Of Assiniboia. He Was A Member Of The Delegation Sent By The Red River Settlers To Negotiate With Canadian Government In 1870  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870
19528 A0631 Nora Hiam Collection     John Christian Schultz, Born In Amherstburg, Upper Canada January 1, 1840 Of Norse And Irish Descent, The Son Of William Schultz And Elizabeth Riley. His Education Was At Oberlin College, Ohio, And Studied Medicine At Queen'S University, Kingston And Victoria College, Toronto. In 1860 He Visited His Half Brother Henry Mckenney In Fort Garry And Completed His Medical Degree And Established His Practice. He Was One Of The First Doctors In The Community To Undertake Major Surgery. But He Made His Name As A Trader And Politician. He Assisted In The Formation Of The Institute Of Rupert'S Land. From 1864 To 1868 He Had A Part Ownership In The Prairies' First Newspaper, The Nor'Wester And Was Against The Hbc Desire For Monopoly And Its Lack Of Initiative In Developing The Country. He Opposed Riel & His Provisional Govt. 1869 And Surrendered. With His Wife'S Help He Escaped From Fort Garry In Jan. 1870. He Was Elected Mp For Lisgar In 1871 To 1882. He Was Called To The Senate On Sept 1882. He Was Lieutenant- Governor Of Manitoba From 1888 -1895 When He Resigned Due To Poor Health; He Died 1896 In Mexico  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel 1867c
13899 A0431 Miscellaneous Collection     John Edward Harriot, Chief Factor Of Hbc. Built Hawthorne Lodge At St. Andrews, Mb  Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities 1858c
39117 A1308 Joseph Francis Tennant Collection     John Mctavish, Employee Of Hudson'S Bay Company  Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities 1860c
19540 A0631 Nora Hiam Collection     John Ogilvy, Montreal. , J. Gillam  Costumes ▪ Personalities 1867
7939 A0248 Miscellaneous Collection     John Ross, First Of Great British Arctic Captains Of 19th Century.,  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1818
935 A0031 Archives of Manitoba     Joseph Howe (1804 - 1873). Mp In House Of Commons 1869 - 1872  Personalities ▪ Politics 1869c
25619 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joseph P.M. Lecourt, Government Architect who supervised the construction of numerous Manitoba Public Buildings, including Winnipeg's first Post Office (Main Street at Owen Street); the first Custom's House; Stony Mountain Penitentiary, and the Lt.-Governor's Residence.  Architecture ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1870
57122 A1746 Miscellaneous Collection     Julie Lagimodiere, Louis Riel’S Mother  Costumes ▪ Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Riel ▪ Women 1867c
10611 A0331 Miscellaneous Collection     Lacrosse Match. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys.,  Lacrosse ▪ Sports 1869
22351 A0740 Miscellaneous Collection     Lake Superior. Pencil Sketch By H.J. Warre From Impressions Of A Journey Across North America.,  Lakes 1845, May 23-24
870 A0029 Archives of Manitoba   Lands at the Red River conveyed by aboriginal Chiefs to the Earl of Selkirk.  Photo of a pen-and-ink drawn map.  Maps ▪ Red River Settlement 1817
2160 A0070 Archives of Manitoba     Launch Of An East India Man, The “Edinburgh” Leaving The Slips At Blackwall, The Cradle Of Shipbuilding. On The Left Is The “Abercrombie Robinson” Launched The Following Year  Boats ▪ Ships 1825
1490 A0050 Archives of Manitoba     Legislative Bldg., Bannatyne Avenue, Destroyed By Fire Dec. 3, 1871  Legislative Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1871
1801 A0059 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Letitia Bird, a Metis woman of Plains Cree descent from the Red River Settlement, Manitoba.  Letitia Bird wears a Gingham dress with a long skirt and ornate sleeves.  Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1857c
1838 A0061 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Letitia Bird, a Plain-Cree Metis woman from the Red River settlement, Manitoba.  Letitia Bird wears a Gingham long skirted dress with ornate sleeves.  Metis ▪ Personalities 1857-1858
429 A0014 Archives of Manitoba     Letter By Thomas Bunn To Rev. J. N. Ritchot  Documents ▪ Riel 1870
22226 A0735 Miscellaneous Collection     Log Cabin In Alberta Foothills  Buildings ▪ Cabins ▪ Houses 1870c
22228 A0736 Miscellaneous Collection     Log Cabin In Alberta Foothills.  Buildings ▪ Cabins ▪ Houses 1870c
13351 A0412 Miscellaneous Collection     Looking North From Fort Garry We See A Church, A Blacksmith And A Few Stores. Where The Church Stands To The Right Is Present Location Of Cnr Office Building. Further Down The Way Are A Few Buildings Huddled Together Which Marks The Location Of Portage Avenue & Main Street. Photo From An Illustration By F.G. Sheppard, Artist With Stovel Co Ltd  Blacksmiths ▪ Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1871
16437 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     Lord Dalhousie, Governor-General Of Canada 1820-1828  Personalities ▪ Politics 1820-1828
16447 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     Lord Lisgar, Governor-General Of Canada 1868-1872  Personalities ▪ Politics 1868
16443 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     Lord Sydenham, Governor-General Of Canada 1839-1841  Personalities ▪ Politics 1839c
340 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     Louis Riel (In Centre) And Councillors (1869 - 1870) In The Autumn Of 1870 In Red River Settlement. Top Row: Charles Larocque, Pierre Delorme, Thomas Bunn, Xavier Pagee, Ambroise Lepine, Baptiste Tourand, Thomas Spence. Middle Row: Pierre Poitras, John Bruce, Louis Riel, W.B. O'Donoghue, Francois Dauphinais. Front Row: H.F. O'Lone, Paul.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel 1870
355 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     Louis Riel (In Centre) & His Council In Red River Settlement. Second From Left Is John Bruce, Third From Left Is Thomas Bunn. Sketch By C.W. Jefferys From A Photo. (See A0011-00340)  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel 1870
39867 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Ma-Wo-Ma "Little Chief," Chief of the Snake aboriginals.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Costumes ▪ Personalities 1867
12 A0001 Archives of Manitoba     Main Entrance To Fort Garry Facing South Side Of The Assiniboine River. Sketched After The Arrival Of Wolseley Expedition  Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1871c
639 A0021 Archives of Manitoba     Main Street, East Side Looking North From Portage Avenue  Horses ▪ Wagons ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1870
15041 A0469 Archives of Manitoba     Main Street, Winnipeg. Painting By E.J. Hutchins  Teepees ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1871
31053 A1035 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Man And His Dog Team Hauling Wood  Dogs ▪ Logging ▪ Sleds ▪ Wood 1870c
2783 A0089 Archives of Manitoba     Man'S Costume  Costumes 1870c
1913 A0063 Archives of Manitoba   Mani-To-Wah-Bay or He-Devil, an Ojibway man, Lake Michigan.  1924 photo of an oil painting by Paul Kane.  Costumes 1845
1663 A0055 Archives of Manitoba     Manitoba College, Kildonan, Mb, And Rev. John West. Both Drawings By C.W. Jefferys.  Colleges ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1871
2595 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Map By Aaron Arrowsmith Of Red River Settlement As It Was In 1816  Maps ▪ Red River Settlement 1819
2582 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Map Of Canada Showing Manitoba In Relation To Ontario And Quebec  Maps 1870, July 15
8720 A0272 Miscellaneous Collection     Map Of Land Grant Made By Hbc To Lord Selkirk  Hudson Bay Company ▪ Maps ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1811
2611 A0084 Archives of Manitoba     Map Of North America  Maps 1824
2612 A0084 Archives of Manitoba     Map Of North America  Maps 1855
2586 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Map Of River Lots In Selkirk Settlement  Maps ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1812c
61771 A1972 Canadian Grain Commission     Map Of Western Canada Showing Zones Outlined By Pallister And Hind, In1860.  Agriculture ▪ Exploration ▪ Maps 1860
2571 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Map Of Winnipeg  Maps ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1869c
2577 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Map Showing Land Granted To Lord Selkirk By Hbc In The Winnipeg Basin (Assiniboia)  Hudson Bay Company ▪ Maps 1811
2585 A0083 Archives of Manitoba   Map showing lands at the Red River conveyed by aboriginal chiefs to the Earl of Selkirk.  Photo of a pen-and-ink drawn map.  Maps ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1817
2580 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Map Showing Red River Settlement  Maps ▪ Red River Settlement 1816
2591 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Map Showing The New Province Of Manitoba  Maps 1870
931 A0031 Archives of Manitoba     Marc Amble Girard. Premier Of Manitoba July-Dec. 1874  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870c
55837 A1704 University of Winnipeg Collection     Martha E. Pickering Nee Myers, Wife Of Joseph Pickering, Born In 1845, Died In 1935. Was Married In1867 At Ancaster, Ontario By Rev. Cornish. Lived In Ontario Until 1881, Then Moved To Portage La Prairie, Where She Remained On The Farm Until Her Death. ,  Costumes ▪ Immigration ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1867
39123 A1308 Joseph Francis Tennant Collection Larsen, Ryder   Matilda Davis  Matilda Davis, portrait by Ryder Larsen, Rupertsland  Costumes ▪ Women c. 1866-1871
20643 A0673 United Church Archives     Matthew Robinson, Thomasberg, Ontario.  Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Towns 1870c
1629 A0054 Archives of Manitoba     Mcdermot’S Store. In Foreground Is A Dugout Canoe. Photo Taken By H.L. Hime 1857.  Buildings ▪ Canoes ▪ Stores 1857
66535 A2153 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Mcdonald Ranch, Built In1864c, At Cottonwood Springs, Nebraska  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Horses ▪ Ranching 1864
39871 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Medicine circles.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Horses ▪ Medicine 1867
1695 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Medicine Circles. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Medicine 1837
2206 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Meeting Of Ships The “Prince Of Wales” And “Eddystone”  Boats ▪ Ships 1826, July
58412 A1788 City of Winnipeg Hydro Collection     Men Chipping Upstream Face Of Dam At Pointe Du Bois, Mb  Construction ▪ Dams ▪ Equipment ▪ Hydro 1854
600 A0020 Archives of Manitoba     Men Horses And Equipment Grading A Winnipeg Street  Construction ▪ Equipment ▪ Horses ▪ Roads ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1862c
39872 A1334 Public Archives of Canada     Metis Buffalo Hunting Party And Caravan En Route Crossing The Prairies. Photo From The Public Archives Of Canada Collection Of Arthur Jacob Miller Watercolours Donated By Mrs J.D. Jardine, A Descendant Of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown Who Commissioned The Copies Of The Originals In 1867. The Hunt Was Traditionally Held In Spring And Fall To Take Advantage Of The Twice Yearly Migration Of The Buffalo Herds. Entire Families Moved With The Hunt From The Red River Area Going As Far South As The Missouri River And Western Montana. These Parties Were Comprised Of Three Groups From The Settlement Of Saint Francois Xavier, Red River, And Pembina  Costumes ▪ Horses ▪ Metis ▪ Prairies ▪ Wagons 1867
9900 A0309 R.C.M.P. Collection     Metis Camp At Fort Macleod Located In Present Day Southern Alberta. Depicted In This Scene Is A Part Of A Buffalo Hunt Party From The Red River Area. Teepees Were Still In Use Rather Than The European- Style Tents.Photo From A Painting By R.B. Nevitt  Forts ▪ Metis ▪ Red River Carts ▪ Teepees 1850c
1785 A0059 Archives of Manitoba     Metis Man Trading With Chippewa Men On Prairie. A Little Girl Is On The Right. Note Clothing And Wagon. The Man On Right Is Cradling A Long Barrel Rifle, Maybe A Flint Lock. Leaning Against Some Goods Behind The Metis Man Is Another Rifle, Appears To Be A Carbine  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Guns ▪ Metis ▪ Prairies ▪ Wagons 1870c
515 A0017 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Metis man.    Aboriginals ▪ Metis 1859c
1846 A0061 Archives of Manitoba     Metis Trader, In Paid Jacket Smoking A Pipe,Standing In Front Of A Red River Cart With Group Of First Nation Aboriginals, Including Women And Children, On The Right At Red River Settlement.  Children ▪ Metis ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Women 1870
507 A0017 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Metis trader.    Costumes ▪ Metis 1859c
1870 A0061 Archives of Manitoba     Metis, Teepees And Hbc York Boat On Shoreline At Grand Rapids Portage  Hudson Bay Company ▪ Metis ▪ Teepees ▪ York Boats 1870c
1586 A0052 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Middle Church, Manitoba.  Middle Church was the second St. Paul's Anglican Church, built in 1844 of local clay brick.  Buildings ▪ Churches 1857
711 A0024 Archives of Manitoba     Military Expedition Crossing Assiniboine River During Fenian Raids  Fenians ▪ Military ▪ Rivers 1871, October 18
112 A0004 Archives of Manitoba     Model Of Fort Benton  Buildings ▪ Forts 1850c
115 A0004 Archives of Manitoba     Moose Factory, Sketched By W. Trask. Church At Left Originally Belonged To Wesleyan Methodist Mission, Founded At Moose In 1840 & Active There For Eight Years  Buildings ▪ Forts ▪ Missions 1854
106 A0004 Archives of Manitoba     Moose Factory. Moose Factory Was Founded By Charles Bayley, In 1673. Flatroofed Building Was The Store, Built In George Iii'S Reign. From A Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Buildings ▪ Forts ▪ Houses 1854
56218 A1716 State Historical Society of North Dakota Collection     Morman Wolfred Kittson 1814 - 1888, Fur Trader; Born In Chambly, Lower Canada; Son Of George And Nancy Kittson; Married Elise, Daughter Of Narcisse Marion. In 1830, Joined American Fur Company In The West And In 1843, Became A Partner In The Company Located In The Pembina Area. In 1860, He Established A Line Of Steamers And Barges On The Red River And With James J. Hill, Gradually Obtained A Monopoly Over Transportation Between St. Paul And The Red River Settlement. Company Was Later Know As The Red River Transportation Company. He Died May 10, 1888  Fur Trade ▪ Personalities ▪ Transportation 1845c
38800 A1296 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Msgr. Norbert T. Richot, Who Had Donated Land For The Misericordia Hospital, Winnipeg  Hospitals ▪ Personalities 1870c
39875 A1334 Public Archives of Canada     Nez-Perces Indians (See A1334-39855)  Costumes 1867
2776 A0089 Archives of Manitoba     Non Commissioned And Commissioned Officers Of Sixth Or Royal First Warwickshire Regt. Of Foot. From The Canadian History Of The Regiment Which Was Founded In 1674  Costumes ▪ Military 1839
69 A0003 Archives of Manitoba     Norway House Drawn By Peter Rindisbacher  Buildings ▪ Forts 1821
10510 A0328 York Factory Collection     Norway House. Peter Rindisbacher Collection  Buildings ▪ Forts 1821
26448 A0888 Miscellaneous Collection     Oil Painting By George Catlin Of Buffalo Chase In Snowdrift. From A Painting In The Smithsonian Institution. Photo From Glass Lantern Slide.,  Buffalo ▪ Hunting 1837c
1676 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Ojibway Camp At Spider Islands, Georgian Bay (“Encampment On Lake Huron’ Written On Image). Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane  Art ▪ Teepees 1846
1841 A0061 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Ojibway woman with a child in a papoose.    Children ▪ Women 1857c
1805 A0059 Archives of Manitoba     Ojibway Woman With Baby In Moss Bay On Cradle (Tikanogan) At The Red River Settlement. Photo By Humphrey Lloyd Hime. (Albumen Print)  Children ▪ Women 1858
357 A0012 Archives of Manitoba     On A Cold Day, January 19, 1870, About 1000 Metis And Gathered In The Square At Upper Fort Garry To Hear The Address By Louis Riel (Metis) & Donald A.Smith, Who Were On A Staircase Balcony Of The Officers Quarters, In A Marathon Session In 20 F (-7c) Weather. Donald Smith Had Made The Request That The Flag Of The Provisional Government Be Lowered; However, That Request Was Ignored. Smith Could Not Substantiate To Riel His Authority Of Act As A Agent Of The Canadian Goverment. Image From A Painting By Bruce Johnson  Buildings ▪ Events ▪ Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Red River Settlers ▪ Riel ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1870, January 19
2499 A0080 Archives of Manitoba     On July 27, 1866 Heart'S Content, A Remote Newfoundland Fishing Village Was Linked With New York & Europe To Become A World Communication Centre. Seen In This Image Is The Last Of The 1,852 Nautical Miles Of Submarine Cable Stretching From Valencia, Ireland Being Linked By Sailors To Heart'S Content, Newfoundland. The Minimum Message Was $100, Or More Than 50 Times Today'S Rate. Montreal Engineer F.N. Gisborne Conceived The Project In 1851 And Interested Capitalists On Both Sides Of The Ocean, Including Cyrus W. Field. Field Courageously Crossed The Atlantic 64 Times Even Though He Was Always Seasick. Reaching For The Looped Cable End Is Samuel Canning, Chief Engineer. Next, With Binoculars Is Cyrus W. Field. To Its Record As The Pioneer In Transatlantic Communications, Newfoundland Added Marconi'S First Wireless Signal On December 12, 1901, And The First Telephone Cable At Clarenville On July 1, 1956. Image From A Painting By Rex Woods  Boats ▪ Communications ▪ Dogs ▪ Fishing ▪ Telephones ▪ Women 1866, July 27
882 A0030 Archives of Manitoba     Opposition Members In First Legislative Assembly In Manitoba. Back Row (L- R): John Sutherland, E.H.G.G. Hay, Edwin Bourke. Front Row (L- R): Fred Bird, David Spence  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870c
2138 A0069 Archives of Manitoba     Paddlewheeler  Boats ▪ Paddlewheelers 1870c
2303 A0074 Archives of Manitoba     Page From Accounts Journal Kept At York Factory - Aug 26, 1846  Documents ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Hudson Bay Company 1846
7938 A0248 Miscellaneous Collection     Painting By Artist Beechey Of A Narrow Escape By The Ships “Erebus” & “Terror” Between Two Icebergs On Way North In March 1842. Survival Was Due To Skill Of Captain Ross & Crozier  Icebergs ▪ Ships 1842
26457 A0888 Miscellaneous Collection     Painting Of Indians Paddling Canoes. Photo From A Glass Lantern Slide.,  Boats ▪ Canoes 1849
1551 A0051 Archives of Manitoba     Painting Of St. Boniface Cathedral, Winnipeg.,  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1858
1571 A0052 Archives of Manitoba     Painting Of St. Boniface Cathedral.,  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1860c
8961 A0278 Miscellaneous Collection     Painting Of Town Of Pau France. Chataux De Pau In Distance.,  Buildings ▪ Towns 1843
2195 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Painting Of Wooden Ships In Harbour At Quebec City  Boats ▪ Harbours ▪ Ships 1863
2165 A0070 Archives of Manitoba     Painting Of York Boat  Boats ▪ York Boats 1850c
26446 A0888 Miscellaneous Collection     Painting Showing Hbc Canoe With Governor Sir George Simpson. Photo From A Glass Lantern Slide  Boats ▪ Canoes ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities 1824
2338 A0075 Archives of Manitoba     Palliser And Hector In The West  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1857-1859
1680 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Paul Kane, Artist & Writer. Photo Of A Painting Believed To Be By Verner  Art ▪ Personalities 1810-1871
976 A0033 Archives of Manitoba   Paul Kane, artist.  Paul Kane (1810-1871), portraitist and artist of aboriginal culture. He emigrated from Ireland to Toronto in 1819. He had some early training in Canada and Detroit. He worked in the USA from 1831-1841 before studying in Italy. He began painting aboriginals around the Great Lakes in 1845. From 1846-1848 he travelled across the continent with the help of Sir George Simpson and returned with many sketches, drawings, a journal of the trip, and a collection of artifacts. He painted many oil paintings. He sold one hundred to George Allen in 1852. He published "Wanderings of an Artist" which was illustrated with chromolithographs and engravings from his work (1859).  Art ▪ Irish ▪ Personalities 1846
39889 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     Pawnee Indians On The Warpath. (See A1334-39855)  Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
39886 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     Pawnee Indians Watching The Caravan (See A1334-39855)  Costumes ▪ Horses ▪ Wagons 1867
9963 A0312 R.C.M.P. Collection     Peigan Indians At Rocky Mountain House  Forts 1871, November
52 A0002 Archives of Manitoba     Pembina From A Sketch By John Fleming  Buildings ▪ Forts 1857
7 A0001 Archives of Manitoba     Pen Sketch Of Upper Fort Garry  Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1858c
821 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From A Drawing By C.W. Jefferys, Of The Battle Of Seven Oaks In Manitoba  Military ▪ Red River Settlement 1816, June 19
833 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From A Drawing Of An Aboriginal Settlement On The Red River. The Church Was Built By Archdeacon William Cochran In 1837. It Was A White Painted, Wooden Building With A Cupola Adorning The Roof  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Houses ▪ Red River Settlement 1837
812 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From A Painting By J.E. Schaflin For Hbc, The Landing Of Selkirk Settlers At Red River Settlement. Note The Metis Men On The Right Looking Very Concerned As White Settlers Move Onto Their “Homestead”. First Nations Man In The Foreground  Costumes ▪ Immigration ▪ Metis ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1813
824 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From A Sketch By Peter Rindisbacher Showing The Different Types Of Selkirk Settlers In 1822. A Swiss Colonist With His Wife And Two Children, On Left, From The Canton Of Berne. On Right, Seated, A German Colonist From The Disbanded De Meuron Regiment. In Centre With Rifle Is A Scottish Highland Colonist. Far Right Standing, Is An Immigrant Colonist From French Canada  Buildings ▪ Children ▪ Guns ▪ Immigration ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Scots ▪ Selkirk Settlers ▪ Swiss ▪ Women 1815c
813 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From A Sketch Of Gov. Miles Macdonell Who Brought Out Lord Selkirk'S Settlers From Scotland And Established Red River Settlement  Immigration ▪ Personalities ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Scots ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1813
810 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From A Sketch Of Red River Selkirk Settlement Believed To Be By Lord Selkirk  Buildings ▪ Red River Settlement 1817
844 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From A Sketch Of The Governor Of Red River Settlement Driving His Family In A Cariole Pulled By A Horse On The Frozen Red River  Carioles ▪ Horses ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Rivers ▪ Women 1824
816 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From A Sketch, A First Nations Chief Making A Speech To Gov. Of Red River At Fort Douglas  Forts ▪ Red River Settlement 1825
832 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From A Water Colour By Peter Rindisbacher, Of Fishing In The Red River Near Fort Douglas. (See Also A0028-00935)  Canoes ▪ Fishing ▪ Forts ▪ Rivers ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1832
855 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From An Engraving Of Upper Falls Of Winnepeek River  Red River Settlement ▪ Rivers 1825
801 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo From Sketch Of Departure Of Selkirk Colonists From York Factory For Red River Settlement  Boats ▪ Red River Settlement 1813
848 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane Of The Red River Settlement And Cathedral. Scene Looking Up Red River. St. Boniface On Left, Upper Fort Garry On Right, Two Buildings Put Up As Extra Barracks For Troops Are Visible Outside Fort On Extreme Right. (Same As A0028-00858)  Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Red River Settlement 1846
858 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane, “The Red River Settlement”. (Same As A0028-00848)  Buildings ▪ Red River Settlement 1848c
868 A0029 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane, “The Red River Settlement”. (See Also A0028-00848)  Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Red River Settlement 1846
809 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of A Painting By Peter Rindisbacher Of Colonists Of Red River Poling & Tracking York Boats (Portaging) Between York Factory And Red River  Red River Settlement ▪ Rivers ▪ York Boats 1814
803 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of A Painting By Thomas W. Mitchell Showing The Landing Of Selkirk Settlers At York Factory  Events ▪ Immigration ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1812c
808 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of A Painting Showing Selkirk Settlers Arriving At York Factory By Boat  Boats ▪ Immigration ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1814
1684 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of Assiniboine Aboriginals Hunting Buffalo, From A Painting By Paul Kane  Buffalo ▪ Hunting 1846
10613 A0331 Miscellaneous Collection     Photo Of Margaret Eaton, Soon After Coming To Toronto From St. Mary’S, On, Wife Of Founder Of T. Eaton Co  Personalities ▪ Stores ▪ Women 1869
617 A0021 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of Paul Kane’S Painting Of Old Fort Garry, Brown'S Creek At William Avenue & Main Street. (Brown’S Creek Is Now Under The Present City Hall In The Year 2003) (Same Photo As A0021-00616)  Buildings ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Teepees ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1868
616 A0021 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of Paul Kane’S Painting Of Old Fort Garry, Brown'S Creek At William Avenue & Main Street. (Same As A0021-00617)  Buildings ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Teepees ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1868
800 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of Sketch Of Selkirk Colonists Leaving York Factory For Red River Settlement  Boats ▪ Red River Settlement 1813
1678 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of The Red River Settlement And Cathedral, From A Painting By Paul Kane  Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Red River Settlement 1846
2166 A0070 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of York Boats At Norway House, From A Painting By W.J. Phillips  Boats ▪ York Boats 1850c
125 A0005 Archives of Manitoba     Photo Of “The Wedding Journey “ An Oil Painting By Paul Kane Showing Dogs And Sled1810 - 1871. Note The Decorations On The Sled And The Dogs  Dogs ▪ Sleds ▪ Weddings 1810-1871
26455 A0888 Miscellaneous Collection     Photo, Of Assiniboine Indians Hunting Buffalo, Painting By Paul Kane, From A Glass Lantern Slide  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1849c
2572 A0083 Archives of Manitoba     Plan Of Red River Settlement  Maps ▪ Red River Settlement 1870
13396 A0413 Miscellaneous Collection     Plan Of Settlement On Red River As It Was In June, 1816. Engraved & Printed By A.A. Arrowsmith, 10 Soho Square, London. 1819  Maps ▪ Red River Settlement 1816, June
35215 A1176 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Political Cartoon Depicting Manitoba'S Admission To Confederation  Cartoons ▪ Politics 1870c
2216 A0072 Archives of Manitoba     Portage Of A Canoe. The Canoe Shown Here Was A Woods Or Pack Canoe Developed By The Malecite Indinas In Central And Southern New Brunswick. At One Time It Was Common From The East Coast Of Maine To The St. Lawrence River At Quebec. The High Peaked Ends Designed To Help The Canoe Double As A Shelter, Eventually Evolved To Straight Stems And A Lower Gunwale Line By The End Of The 19th Century.  Boats ▪ Canoes ▪ Fur Trade 1820c
39887 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     Prairie On Fire. (See A1334-39855)  Fires ▪ Horses ▪ Prairies 1867
1696 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Prairie On Fire. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Fires ▪ Horses ▪ Prairies 1837
2299 A0074 Archives of Manitoba     Presents To Indians. Painting By A.J. Miller  Fur Trade 1837
10431 A0325 York Factory Collection     Promissory Note For Five Shillings Sterling Issued At York Factory  Documents ▪ Forts 1866
59960 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Railway Construction Workers Crowded Around The Paymaster'S Car  Coaches ▪ Construction ▪ Labour ▪ Railways 1868
10512 A0328 York Factory Collection     Red River Cart Camp On Prairies Between Minneapolis & St. Paul  Camps ▪ Prairies ▪ Red River Carts ▪ Tents 1858
149 A0005 Archives of Manitoba     Red River Cart Pull By An Ox. From A Painting By F.G. Sheppard  Oxen ▪ Red River Carts ▪ Winnipeg Streets ▪ Women 1860c
17799 A0564 Carling O'Keefe Collection     Red River Cart. Used As A Mode Of Travel In Western Canada. Photo From Carlsberg Collection Of Horse-Drawn Carriages  Red River Carts 1860c
3 A0001 Archives of Manitoba     Red River Carts Leaving Upper Fort Garry. Upper Fort Garry, Shown Here In A Hudson'S Bay Company Sketch (1863), Was To Be Demolished, According To An Hbc Decree Made Public Jan.10, 1880. Erected In 1835, The Fort Replaced An Earlier One Near The Same Site Which Had Served As The Local Headquarters Of The Company Since Its Amalgamation With The North West Company In 1821.For Many Years It Had Been A Fort In Name Only, Its History Bound Up With That Of The Colony At The Forks Of The Red And Assiniboine Rivers. The Gate Was Preserved For Posterity When The Fort Was Demolished A Few Years Later To Allow Main Street To Run Straight To The Assiniboine River Without Jogging Around The Historic Old Place  Hudson Bay Company ▪ Red River Carts ▪ Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1863
2077 A0068 Archives of Manitoba     Red River Expedition On Board The “Chicora”  Boats ▪ Ships 1870
2173 A0070 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Red River freighter's boat.    Boats ▪ Freighting ▪ York Boats 1858c
19854 A0644 State Historical Society of North Dakota Collection     Red River Hunters' Camp From An Engraving By John M. Stanley  Camps ▪ Teepees 1855-1860
140 A0005 Archives of Manitoba     Red River Ox Cart And Gate Of Upper Fort Garry, From An Illustration From Canadian Illustrated News  Gates ▪ Red River Carts ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1870c
145 A0005 Archives of Manitoba     Red River Traders With Carts And Oxen Outside A Grocery Store In St. Paul, Mn  Buildings ▪ Red River Carts ▪ Stores 1860
43058 A1421 Canadian National Railway Collection     Replica Of An 1860 Model, Passenger Coach Used By The Grand Trunk Railway.  Coaches ▪ Railways 1860c
1507 A0050 Archives of Manitoba     Residence Of Lt. Gov. Archibald In The Silver Heights Area (St. James) Of Winnipeg, Mb.  Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1870c
26107 A0875 Women's Studies Collection     Residence Of Mr. Bannatyne, A General Trader Near Fort Garry. Photo By H.L. Hime  Houses ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1858, October
51278 A1550 Egerton R. Young Collection     Rev Egarton Steinhauer, Son Of Rev Henry B. Steinhauer. Methodist Missionary. Photo From Vanguards Of Canada By Rev John Mclean  Missions ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1870c
15894 A0497 University of Winnipeg Collection     Rev George Bryce, Founder Of Manitoba College  Colleges ▪ Faculty ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Universities 1871
51279 A1550 Egerton R. Young Collection     Rev Robert Steinhauer And Family. He Was The Son Of Rev. Henry B. Steinhauer. Methodist Missionary. Photo From Vanguards Of Canada By Rev John Mclean.  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Women 1870c
55841 A1704 University of Winnipeg Collection     Rev. Cornish Was The Minister Who Married Joseph Pickering And Martha Myers At Ancaster, Ontario.,  Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1867c
51090 A1542 Egerton R. Young Collection     Rev. Egerton R. Young And His Wife Elizabeth Bingham Young. Photo Probably Taken In Hamilton, On  Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Women 1867-1868
50567 A1522 Egerton R. Young Collection   Rev. James Evans welcoming aboriginals who had arrived by canoe, Rossville Mission, Norway House, Manitoba.  Photo of painting by J.E. Laughlin was copied onto a lantern slide and coloured. Slide is one of a collection assembled by Rev. Egerton R. Young to illustrate lectures on "Indian Missions" for audiences in North America, Great Britain, and Australia.  Canoes ▪ Missions ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1870c
958 A0032 Archives of Manitoba     Rev. John Black (1817 -1882), Presbyterian Minister, Came To Red River As First Presbyterian Minister  Personalities ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Religion 1851
973 A0033 Archives of Manitoba     Rev. John Black (1817-1882), Came To Red River In 1851 As First Presbyterian Minister  Personalities ▪ Religion 1851
51271 A1550 Egerton R. Young Collection     Reverend James Evans (1801 -1846), Inventor Of The Syllabic System For The Cree Indians And Other Tribes In Canada. He Was Born In Kingston-Upon-Hull, England In 1801; Emigrated To Canada In 1823; Died In1846. Photo From A Painting By Forster 1906 From Vanguards Of Canada By Rev John Mclean  Inventions ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1846
437 A0014 Archives of Manitoba     Riel'S Letter Appealing For Peace & Justice  Documents ▪ Riel 1870
432 A0014 Archives of Manitoba     Ritchot'S Notes On Manitoba Act  Documents ▪ Riel 1870
25641 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Machray (1831-1904). Second Bishop Of Rupert'S Land (1865); Metropolitan Of The Province Of Rupert'S Land (1875); First Primate Of The Church Of England (Anglican) In Canada (1893)  Personalities ▪ Religion 1865c
39858 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Schim-A-Co-She (High Lance), a Crow man.  A collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Costumes ▪ Personalities 1867
12240 A0379 Ernest Symons, Rocanville Collection     Second Locomotive In Ontario. Simcoe & Huron Railroad Union Co, Built By James Good In Toronto 1852 - 1953. Photo Courtesy Of Francis Dickie, Vancouver, Bc  Locomotives ▪ Railways 1853
213 A0007 Archives of Manitoba     Seen In The Distance, Red River Carts And Teepees In Assiniboine Valley. From A Painting By W.T. Smedley  Red River Carts ▪ Teepees 1864c
2187 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Ship Caught In The Ice. Drawing  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Ice ▪ Icebergs ▪ Ships 1850c
39865 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Shooting elks.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Costumes ▪ Deer ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
39861 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Shoshonie woman throwing the lasso.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Costumes ▪ Horses ▪ Women 1867
1689 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Shoshonie Women Throwing The Lasso. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Horses ▪ Women 1837
16444 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     Sir Charles Bagot, Governor-General Of Canada 1842-1843  Personalities ▪ Politics 1842c
933 A0031 Archives of Manitoba     Sir John Alexander Macdonald (1815-1891). First Prime Minister Of Canada 1867-1873 & 1878-1891  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870c
16440 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     Sir John Colborne, Later Lord Seton, Governor-General Of Canada 1838-1841  Personalities ▪ Politics 1838c
16435 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     Sir John Cope Sherbrooke, Governor-General Of Canada 1816-1818  Personalities ▪ Politics 1816-1818
2376 A0076 Archives of Manitoba     Sir John Franklin On The Arctic Ocean. Based On A Drawing By Lt. Back, R.N. Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1821
936 A0031 Archives of Manitoba     Sir John Richardson 1787-1865. Member Of Sir John Franklin'S Arctic Expeditions  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1820c
2441 A0078 Archives of Manitoba     Sir John Ross' Expedition, Search For North West Passage  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ North West Passage ▪ Ships 1818, Aug 18
7958 A0249 Miscellaneous Collection     Sir Robert Mcclure In “Investigator” In Search For Franklin Expedition. Were First To Travel From Bering Strait To Baffin Bay.  Exploration ▪ Ships 1852
875 A0030 Archives of Manitoba     Sir Wilfrid Laurier (1841-1919), Prime Minister Of Canada From 1896 - 1911  Personalities ▪ Politics 1870c
945 A0032 Archives of Manitoba     Sitting Bull, Born About 1834, Leader Of Sioux Resistance  Personalities 1860c
1881 A0062 Archives of Manitoba     Sketch By Paul Kane Showing Journey Made By Metis Using Ornate Harnessed Dogs With Blankets And Ornate Cariole (Sled). (See Also A0062-1882)  Carioles ▪ Dogs ▪ Harness ▪ Metis ▪ Sleds 1846
21317 A0702 Miscellaneous Collection     Sketch Of Col. William Osborne Smith, D.A.G. From A , Notman As It Appeared In Canadian Illustrated News. Smith Was Born In Ireland In 1831. He Had A Military Education And Served In Crimean War, Coming To Canada Withhis Regiment. In Montreal He Organized The Victoria Rifles In 1861 And Became Lt. Colonel. He Came To Manitoba In 1872 And Became Deputy Adjutant General For Manitoba And Nwt. Military District #10 Was Created In 1872 And In 1873 Fort Osborne Barracks, Named After Him, Was Located Where The Legislative Building Now Stand In 2002. During The North West Rebellion In 1885 He Raised The Winnipeg Light Infantry, Later Known As The 91st Battalion. He Lived In Winnipeg Until Shortly Before His Death. He Died In Wales In May 1887  Irish ▪ Military ▪ North West Rebellion ▪ Personalities 1870
1567 A0052 Archives of Manitoba     Sketch Of First Anglican Church.,  Buildings ▪ Churches 1823
1747 A0058 Archives of Manitoba     Sketch Of Inuit (Eskimo)  Costumes ▪ Eskimos ▪ Inuit 1870c
1753 A0058 Archives of Manitoba     Sketch Of Inuit (Eskimo)  Costumes ▪ Eskimos ▪ Inuit 1870c
1754 A0058 Archives of Manitoba     Sketch Of Inuit (Eskimo)  Costumes ▪ Eskimos ▪ Inuit 1870c
1755 A0058 Archives of Manitoba     Sketch Of Inuit (Eskimo)  Costumes ▪ Eskimos ▪ Inuit 1870c
1572 A0052 Archives of Manitoba     Sketch Of St. Boniface Cathedral With Canoes In Foreground.,  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1860c
23684 A0792 Manitoba Centennial Corporation Collection     Sketch Of The Earl Of Selkirk, Founder Of The Selkirk Settlement  Personalities ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Scots ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1820c
39866 A1334 Public Archives of Canada   Skirmishing Crow aboriginals.  From a collection of Alfred Jacob Miller's watercolours, donated to the Public Archives of Canada by Mrs. J.B. Jardine, a descendent of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown, who commissioned the copies of the originals in 1867.  Costumes ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
1972 A0065 Archives of Manitoba     Skirmishing. Crow Indians. Painting By A.J. Miller  Horses 1837
841 A0028 Archives of Manitoba     Sled On Left At St. John’S Cathedral At Red River  Churches ▪ Sleds ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1823
2112 A0069 Archives of Manitoba     Ss “Anson Northup”, First Steamboat On Red River  Boats ▪ Rivers ▪ Ships ▪ Steamboats 1859
2113 A0069 Archives of Manitoba     Ss “Anson Northup”, First Steamboat On Red River  Boats ▪ Rivers ▪ Ships ▪ Steamboats 1859
6415 A0201 Oblate Fathers' Collection     St. Boniface Cathedral (First Cathedral)  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1857c
6416 A0201 Oblate Fathers' Collection     St. Boniface Cathedral (Second Cathedral)  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1869
856 A0028 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   St. Boniface Cathedral and Nunnery on the banks of the Red River opposite Upper Fort Garry, Manitoba.    Churches ▪ Convents ▪ Rivers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1858
59864 A1895 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Collection     St. Boniface Cathedral Constructed In 1862 And Destroyed By Fire The Same Year  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1862
39890 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     Stampede By Blackfoot Indians. (See A1334-39855)  Horses ▪ Trapping 1867
1704 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     Stampede By Blackfoot Indians. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Horses 1837
66774 A2161 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Steam Wagon Seen In Front Of The Seymour House In Nebraska City  Agriculture ▪ Houses ▪ Machinery ▪ Tractors 1862
66536 A2153 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Store And Residence Of Charles Mcdonald, On Fort Mcpherson Approx. 1/4 Mile East Of Military Post  Agriculture ▪ Cabins ▪ Forts ▪ Ranching ▪ Stores 1860
43640 A1441 Canadian National Railway Collection     Street Scene In Winnipeg With Horse And Wagons In The Foreground  Horses ▪ Wagons ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1860c
17798 A0564 Carling O'Keefe Collection     Sulky. Photo From Carlsberg Collection Of Horse-Draw Carriages  Carriages 1860c
2204 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     Swiss Settlers' Ship “Lord Wellington” In Danger Of Being Crushed By A Drifting Iceberg. From A Watercolour By Peter Rindisbacher.  Boats ▪ Icebergs ▪ Immigration ▪ Ships ▪ Swiss 1821, July
6833 A0214 Manitoba Cooperater Collection     Taking Load Of Oat Sheaves To Threshing Machine In Red River Valley.  Agriculture ▪ Threshing 1848, August
43814 A1446 Canadian National Railway Collection     Tape Recorder, Part Of A Display In The Cnr'S Museum Train. A Similar Type Machine Had Been Used To Send The First Wire In Canada Between Toronto And Hamilton, 2 Years After Samuel Morse Had Sent The First Telegraph Message In The World  Artifacts ▪ Communications ▪ Museums ▪ Railways 1846c
1860 A0061 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Teepees (birch bark tents) on the west bank of the Red River in the middle settlement.    Teepees ▪ Tents 1858
1861 A0061 Archives of Manitoba   Teepees on the prairie.    Prairies ▪ Teepees ▪ Tents 1858c
105 A0004 Archives of Manitoba     The Big House (Factor'S Residence) At Fort Ellice  Buildings ▪ Forts 1864
95 A0003 Archives of Manitoba     The Big House (Factor'S Residence) At Fort Ellice  Buildings ▪ Forts ▪ Houses 1864
39883 A1334 Public Archives of Canada     The Blackfoot Indians Of The War Trail. (See A1334-39855)  Costumes ▪ Horses 1867
1699 A0056 Archives of Manitoba     The Blackfoot Indians. Water Colour Painting By A. J. Miller  Horses 1837
2470 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     The Canadian Built Steamship "Royal William", Named After England'S "Sailor King" William Iv, Was Christened At Quebec On April 27, 1831 By Lady Aylmer, Wife Of The Governor-General. The 182 Foot Wooden Padle Wheel Steamer Was Bult By The Quebec And Halifax Steam Navigation Company. Among The Early Stockholders Were Two Halifax Men, Samuel And Joseph Cunard, Who Later Founded The Famous Cunard Line. "Royal William" Became First Vessel To Cross Atlantic Chiefly Under Steam Power. Photo From Painting By J.D. Kelly  Boats ▪ Steamboats 1831
2108 A0068 Archives of Manitoba     The Crews Of Hms “Hecla” And “Griper” Cutting Into Winter Harbour, September 26, 1819. Drawing By Lieut. Beechey, Rn, Engraved By Edward Finden, Published By John Murray, London. Fine Engraving 63 X 92 Mm  Boats ▪ Harbours ▪ Ships 1819, September 26
26453 A0888 Miscellaneous Collection     The Death Of Big Snake, A Contemporary Print Made In Toronto. Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane From A Glass Lantern Slide  Costumes ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities 1849c
16439 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     The Earl Of Durham, Governor-General Of Canada May To Oct. 1838  Personalities ▪ Politics 1838
16446 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     The Earl Of Elgin, Governor-General Of Canada 1847-1854  Personalities ▪ Politics 1847c
6739 A0211 Jeff Thomson Collection     The Encampment. Photo From Illustrated London News  Camps ▪ Canoes 1858
2489 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     The Fathers Of Confederation At London Conference. Following The Charlottetown And Quebec Conferences Of 1864, The Fathers Of Confederation Went To London, England In 1866. Sixteen Delegates From Canada East, Canada West, Nova Scotia, And New Brunswick, Gathered In The Westminster Palace Hotel. There They Deliberated The 72 Resolutions Forming The Bases Of The British North America Act Between December 4th And Christmas Eve. Present Was: Lord Monck, Governor-General Of British North America 1861 -1867 And Of Canada 1867 -1868. Lord Carnarvon, Colonial Secretary, Piloted The Bill Through The House Of Lords. Canada Entered True Nationhood On July 1, 1867. Image From A Painting By J.D. Kelly  Conferences ▪ Costumes ▪ Events ▪ Furniture ▪ Hotels ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1866
16436 A0515 Miscellaneous Collection     The Fourth Duke Of Richmond, Governor-General Of Canada 1818-1819  Personalities ▪ Politics 1818-1819
39876 A1334 Public Archives of Canada     The Grizzly Bear (See A1334-39855)  Bears ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
59993 A1899 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     The Henderson Dockside In Bellevue, Ne  Boats ▪ Steamboats 1861
2444 A0078 Archives of Manitoba     The Hudson'S Bay Company Ships "Prince Of Wales" And "Eddystone" Bartering With The Esquimaux Of The Upper Savage (Slave) Islands, Hudson Straits. The Large Boat In The Foreground Is Filled With The Women And An Old Man Steering. The Canoe In The Foreground Is Loaded With Blubber And Bladders Oil. The Naked Esquimaux Has Sold All His Clothes. From A Watercolour By Robert Hood (1796 - 1821)  Boats ▪ Canoes ▪ Eskimos ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Inuit ▪ Ships 1819, August 13
2471 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     The Linking Of The Lake Ontario And Lake Erie For Commercial Shipping. The First Shovel Was Turned On November 30, 1824 By William Hamilton Merritt'S Welland Canada Co. Overcoming A Fall Of 325 Feet In The Niagara River, The Canal Was Designed To Convey Small Craft From Lake Ontario To Port Robinson, About Halfway, And By Way Of The Welland And Niagara Rivers To Lake Erie. Swift Currents Forced Abandonment Of The Latter Portion And The Canal Was Extended Across Country In 1833 To Bravelly Bay, Now Port Colborne. The Route Has Been Changed, Locks Reduced In Number And Increased In Size. The Welland Canal Has Proved Increasingly Valuable In The 2,300 Mile Waterway Into The Heart Of The Continent. November 27, 1829, Was The Grand Opening Ceremony Of The Welland Canal, Seen In This Photo From The Painting By J.D. Kelly  Canals ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Costumes ▪ Ships 1829
59994 A1899 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     The Missouri River Steamer Far West At Docks. Supply Of Wood On Board  Boats ▪ Steamboats 1870c
1635 A0054 Archives of Manitoba     The Nor'Wester Newspaper. (Sketch)  Journalism ▪ Newspapers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1859
71954 A2422 Miscellaneous Collection     The Original Hudson'S Bay Company Trading Post And Dwelling House With A Tent And Another Building Between. Daniel Harman, Officer Of The North West Company At Fort Alexandria On The Upper Assiniboine, Wrote Of Portage La Prairie On May1st, 1805: "Here The North West Company Have A Miserable Fort, The Local Site Of Which Is Beautiful Beyond Anything I Have Seen In This Part Of The World." The Coalition Of The Northwest Company And The Hudson Bay Company Was Effected In 1821, And In 1832 The Hudson Bay Re-Established At Portage La Prairie, Building A Trading Post On The Site Of La Verendrye'S Fort. In The Rebellion Of 1869 - 1870, The Employees Of The Hbc Post Were Taken Prisoners By Emissaries Of Louis Riel And The Store Was Looted. Some Years Later The Company Discontinued Operation On This Site And The Property Was Converted Into A Farmhouse. The Hand Hewn Log Building Of The Store Was Still Standing When The Farm Was Purchased By Mr. Donald H. Bain In 1943  Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Posts ▪ Stores ▪ Tents ▪ Towns ▪ Trading 1860c
2116 A0069 Archives of Manitoba Ryder Larsen   The paddlewheeler "International" docked at Upper Fort Garry, Manitoba.    Boats ▪ Buildings ▪ Paddlewheelers ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1814c
122 A0005 Archives of Manitoba     The Red River Cart : No Iron Was Used. The Frame Was Held Together With Wooden Pegs. The Tires Were Bound Round With Strips Of "Shagan Happi" Raw Fresh Skin Of Buffalo Or Cattle, Which As It Dried Shrank And Held Them Tightly Forming A Hard And Durable Rim. These Carts Followed The Metis Hunting Parties And Were Used To Carry The Meat Of Slain Buffalo. From A Drawing By C.W. Jefferys  Horses ▪ Metis ▪ Red River Carts 1825
39895 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     The Rendezvous Near Green River, Oregon. (See A1334-39855)  Camps ▪ Horses 1867
2107 A0068 Archives of Manitoba     The Ship “Investigator” In The Ice  Boats ▪ Ice ▪ Icebergs ▪ Ships 1853
59996 A1899 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     The Steamer Colorado Unloading Supplies For The Union Pacific Railway At The Omaha Docks.  Boats ▪ Docks ▪ Paddlewheelers ▪ Steamboats 1865
66773 A2161 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     The Tractor Steam Wagon Invented By Major Joseph R. Brown Arriving In Nebraska City, Nebraska. Charles B. Sloat Is At The Steering Wheel With David Osborne At Back Of Him. The Man Standing Near The Drive Wheel Is The Negro Nurse Who Accompanied Major Brown From New York"  Agriculture ▪ Inventions ▪ Machinery ▪ Personalities ▪ Tractors ▪ Wagons 1862, July 17
5281 A0168 Miscellaneous Collection     The Windmill That Once Stood Inside Fort Douglas, Sold To Robert Logan July 9, 1825 While Under Construction.  Buildings ▪ Forts ▪ Mills ▪ Windmills 1859
39885 A1335 Public Archives of Canada     The Yell Of Triumph And Of Victory After The Party Have Killed A Buffalo. (See A1334-39855)  Buffalo ▪ Horses ▪ Hunting 1867
2217 A0072 Archives of Manitoba     The "Prince Albert" And The "Prince Rupert" Ships Off Mansfield Island, 34 Days Out From Orkney, July 13. 1845. Painted In 1926 By J. Spurling For Hbc From An Old Sketch Of The Ships At Gravesend Published In The Illustrated London News, June 21, 1845. Photo Courtesy Of Hbc  Boats ▪ Ships 1845
2119 A0069 Archives of Manitoba     The “Grey Eagle” At The St. Paul Wharf  Boats ▪ Steamboats 1850
2190 A0071 Archives of Manitoba     The “Hecla” And The “Gripper” At Parry'S Farthest. From A Sketch By Lt. Hoppner, Rn  Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Ships 1820, August 17
2096 A0068 Archives of Manitoba     The “Prince Of Wales” And The “Eddystone” Of Hbc Fleet Meet Captain Parry’S Arctic Expedition In 1821. From A Water Colour By Peter Rindisbacher  Boats ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Ships 1821
23526 A0785 Portage la Prairie Collection     Thomas Leader; Born In England; Emigrated To Essex County, On, Then To Manitoba In 1873; Settled Near Burnside, Mb. The Leader Herd Of Pure Bred Angus Cattle Was Well Known All Over Canada. Photo Taken At Elora, On  Immigration ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1863
39046 A1304 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Thomas Scott, Executed By Riel During The Rebellion  North West Rebellion ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel 1869c
967 A0032 Archives of Manitoba     Thomas Scott, Member Of Canadian Army Sent To Red River In 1868 For Road Building. He Was Taken Prisoner By Riel, And Executed In March 1870  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel 1870c
2457 A0079 Archives of Manitoba     Thomas Simpson, Arctic Explorer. Employed By Hbc  Exploration ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities 1832
802 A0027 Archives of Manitoba     Three Men In Front Of Building Where Selkirk Colonists Stayed  Buildings ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Selkirk Settlers 1812
514 A0017 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Three Metis men.    Metis 1859c
10612 A0331 Miscellaneous Collection Hunter & Co.   Timothy Eaton, founder of T. Eaton Company after coming to Toronto from St. Mary's, Ontario.    Personalities ▪ Stores 1869
1958 A0064 Archives of Manitoba     Travellers Meeting Minnetarees Or Gros Ventres Indians. Painting By Karl Bodmer  Art 1862
66791 A2162 Gait Agricultural Collection     Two Men Standing Next To A Sioux Burial Scaffold Near Wood Mountains, Ab  Agriculture ▪ Cemeteries ▪ Graves 1870
511 A0017 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Two Metis men.    Costumes ▪ Metis 1859c
59947 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Union Pacific Railroad Engine #2, General Mcpherson (Nicknamed Grasshopper). Arrived In Omaha, Nebraska, In March 1860  Locomotives ▪ Railways 1860, March
59946 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Union Pacific Railroad Engine #53 With Train Crew Loading Water Into Tank  Locomotives ▪ Railways 1870c
59948 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Union Pacific Railroad Locomotive #1, General Sherman. Arrived In Early 1865. First Engineer Was Thomas Jordan  Locomotives ▪ Railways 1865
59945 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Union Pacific Railroad Locomotive #119 With Crew On Board  Locomotives ▪ Railways 1870c
59942 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Union Pacific Railroad Locomotive #28  Locomotives ▪ Railways 1867c
59941 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Union Pacific Railroad Locomotive #868  Locomotives ▪ Railways 1870c
59959 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Union Pacific Railway Construction Workers Crowded Around Train  Construction ▪ Labour ▪ Locomotives ▪ Railways 1868
59957 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Union Pacific Railway Employees Sitting On Top Of The Wood Supply Car Behind The Locomotive  Construction ▪ Railways 1870c
59958 A1898 Nebraska Agriculture Collection     Union Pacific Railway End-Of-Line Construction Crews, Archer, Wyoming.  Construction ▪ Labour ▪ Railways 1867
197 A0007 Archives of Manitoba     United States Settlers Coming To Alberta In Covered Wagons  Wagons 1870c
10 A0001 Archives of Manitoba     Upper Fort Garry - A Lithograph By Sir James Henry Warre  Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1847
39 A0002 Archives of Manitoba     Upper Fort Garry Gate, From A Painting By F. G. Sheppard 1927  Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1850c
19 A0001 Archives of Manitoba H.L. Hime   Upper Fort Garry seen at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers.    Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1858c
24909 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of buildings along Main Street from Portage Avenue to City Hall. Only horses and wagons are seen on the dirt street.  City Halls ▪ Horses ▪ Wagons ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1870
24913 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of buildings and houses and wagons and horses on the dirt road of Main Street.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1865
20677 A0674 Brandon Museum Collection     View Of Buildings On 11th Street & Rosser, Brandon, Mb  Buildings ▪ Horses ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1870c
66786 A2162 Gait Agricultural Collection     View Of Fort Benton, Ab  Agriculture ▪ Forts 1869
24438 A0817 Duncan McLean Collection     View Of Fort Ellice, On The Right Bank Of The Assiniboine River Just Below The Confluence Of The Qu'Appelle River.  Forts ▪ Rivers 1860c
24914 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1865