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Third avenue and fifth and sixth streets in Prince Rupert
Dominion Day arch in downtown Prince Rupert
View of Prince Rupert from above, featuring church building in foreground
First train leaving Prince Rupert
Early day in downtown Prince Rupert
Home of Bertha and W.E. Collison in Prince Rupert, BC, close view
Home of Bertha and W.E. Collison in Prince Rupert, BC
After the blast 24 April 1913
Before the blast 24 April 1913
Moving mountains at Prince Rupert BC
The last big blast 21 January 1914
SS Arna arrived in Prince Rupert BC
After the Blast 21 Jan 1914
Bertha and W.E. Collison at their home in Prince Rupert, BC
Bertha Collison with her sister Rose at Collison home in Prince Rupert, BC
Archdeacon W.H. Collison and son Rev. W.E. Collison in Synod of the Anglican Church at Prince Rupert, BC
Ship approaching dry dock at Prince Rupert, BC
Dry dock at Prince Rupert, BC
Overseas contingent leaving Prince Rupert
Archdeacon W.H. Collison and son Rev. W.E. Collison in Synod at Prince Rupert, BC
Archdeacon W.H. Collison and son Rev. W.E. Collison in Synod of the Anglican Church at Prince Rupert, BC
Archdeacon W.H. Collison with Bishop and Archbishop at Prince Rupert, BC
Ship in dry dock at Prince Rupert during World War I
Ship in dry dock at Prince Rupert, BC
GTP SS Prince Rupert Sept 28th
The “Naskeena” in the Prince Rupert Harbour
Bertha Collison at her home in Prince Rupert, BC
Edenshaw Totem Pole in park at Prince Rupert, BC
Totem Park at Prince Rupert, BC
Totem Pole in park at Prince Rupert, BC