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image no.	contact sheet	collection	description	subject(s)	date
`26073`	`A0874`	Women's Studies Collection	A.G.B. Bannatyne With Wife And Children, Willie And Lizzie	Costumes ▪ Domestics ▪ Personalities ▪ Women	1860c
`2082`	`A0068`	Archives of Manitoba	Advertisement Re: Trips On The “Anson Northup’	Journalism ▪ Steamboats	1860
`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
`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
`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
`39117`	`A1308`	Joseph Francis Tennant Collection	John Mctavish, Employee Of Hudson'S Bay Company	Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities	1860c
`61771`	`A1972`	Canadian Grain Commission	Map Of Western Canada Showing Zones Outlined By Pallister And Hind, In1860.	Agriculture ▪ Exploration ▪ Maps	1860
`1571`	`A0052`	Archives of Manitoba	Painting Of St. Boniface Cathedral.,	Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings	1860c
`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
`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
`945`	`A0032`	Archives of Manitoba	Sitting Bull, Born About 1834, Leader Of Sioux Resistance	Personalities	1860c
`1572`	`A0052`	Archives of Manitoba	Sketch Of St. Boniface Cathedral With Canoes In Foreground.,	Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings	1860c
`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
`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
`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
`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
`38778`	`A1295`	Winnipeg Free Press Collection	View Of Upper Fort Garry And The Red River Settlement, In Manitoba	Tents ▪ Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings	1860