17x British Columbia 1928 Photograph Album

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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
2000.19.3.269 Peaks of the Three Sisters rising above the tree tops Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.287 Prentiss Gray and Pete Callao searching for game from atop a rocky mountain peak Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.291 Big horn sheep at a lake shore salt lick Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.298 Big horn sheep at a lake shore salt lick Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.303 Bob Potts cooking under a campsite tarp Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.2 Edmonton Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.6 Camp No.1 Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.8 Camp o (cowboys and horses) Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.10 Horses and tent at Camp No. 1 Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.11 Dunsdale (silo with sign: "United Grain Growers Limited, Local No.447" situated next to train tracks Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.12 Dan Mosher (?) sitting beside a tent at Camp No.5 Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.17 Pack horse train crossing Wapiti Ford Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.27 Muinok Lake Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.28 An old burn site in foreground, unidentified mountain in background Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.30 Johnny Napolean using an auger to build a makeshift raft on Muinok Lake Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.31 Johnny Napolean and Pete Callao building a makeshift raft on Muinok Lake Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.37 Landscape perspective: from Knife Blade Ridge to Muinok Lake Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.38 Unidentified man scaling a cliff in search of game Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.42 Muinok Creek (?) Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.50 Knife Blade Ridge Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.54 Bob Potts and HG Dimsdale reading maps on a makeshift table Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.60 Pete Callao holding up the head of a felled caribou Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.61 Pete Callao holding up the head of a felled caribou Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.68 Distant herd of mountain goats traversing a rocky landscape Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.69 Distant herd of mountain goats traversing a rocky landscape Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.70 Distant herd of mountain goats traversing a rocky landscape Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.71 Distant herd of mountain goats traversing a rocky landscape Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.73 Distant herd of mountain goats traversing a rocky landscape Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.74 Distant herd of mountain goats traversing a rocky landscape Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.84 Red Deer Gorge Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.85 Distant mountain peak covered with cloud as seen from Red Deer River Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.87 Pete Callao holding up head of fallen caribou Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.91 Caribou on a grassy plateau Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.92 Caribou on a grassy plateau Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.94 Prentiss Gray and Pete Callao carry camera equipment at the top of a rocky cliff Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.101 (?) Callao fishing at Potts Falls Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.104 Close up of Potts Falls Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.105 Distant perspective of Potts Falls Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.107 William Taylor repairing a pack saddle at camp Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.114 Joe (?) Callao cleaning the hooves of a pack horse Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.117 Prentiss Gray loading his camera equipment in a specially designed wooden box Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.120 Mt. Petrie landscape located between Camp No.8 and Camp No.9 Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.127 Grassy plateau rising up to snow capped Etim Mountain Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.128 Grassy plateau rising up to rocky slopes of the north side of Etim Mountain Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.130 Snow capped peaks of Mt. Petrie towering over trees below Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.133 Snow capped peaks of Mt. Petrie towering over trees and grassy plateau below Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.134 Snow capped peaks of Mt. Petrie towering over trees below Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.138 Forested valley with lake rising to snow capped mountain peaks Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.141 Forested valley with lake rising to snow capped mountain peaks Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.142 Small canyon and falls between upper and lower Dimsdale Lakes Item 1928 View