An Agricultural School in Western Canada.
A Canadian Harvesting Scene, Cutting the Wheat
Horse Ranch, Western Canada
Breaking Virgin Prairie, Western Canada
Victoria Hall, Queensbury
Harrowins House, Queensbury
Toronto University, Toronto, Canada
Monster Fleet Sails Out
The First Settlers - A Group of Western Canada Ind…
Loading the Grain, Canadian West.
Off to the Grain Fields, Western Canada
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Farm of Mr. J. E. Marples, Deleau, Manitoba, Canad…
Home of Mr. Nelson Bedford, Glengross, Manitoba, C…
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Barrowclough in Lead, S.D. (Feb. 1906)
Barrowclough in Colorado at the time of the SF Ear…
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College Clark Gables Will Not Be Missed
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A. E. Barton, Art Photographer
Artistic Souvenir Post Cards (Soo Line, 1905)
Mr. Benjamin F. Holden's Farm, Indian Head, Canada
Notre Dame des Prairies - Façade de l'Église
Ploughing, Western Canada. C. P. R.
La Tour CIBC
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Sidewalk in Côte-des-Neiges
Steamer "Winnitoba" on Red River, Winnipeg, Man.
Ice Leaving Assiniboine, Winnipeg
Brookside Cemetery - Winnipeg
The Broadway, Ninga
Bulls, Experimental Farm, Indian Head, Assiniboia.
Greetings from Winnipeg
[Red River Valley?]
Saskatoon Ferry
Kelly Block Fire, Winnipeg
Main St., Ninga, Man. from the East.
Kennedy Street - Winnipeg
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The Senior Champions on the Red River, Winnipeg
Another in the "Beautiful Manitoba Series" published by Russell, Lang & Co. of Winnipeg, this time showing championship rowers out on the Red River. The message is amusing: "Oct. 22nd/04 Poplar Point / Dear Ethel, How did you enjoy yourself at the fair. I should like to know how many different young men you had to take you home. I like to keep up with the times. Fred" Referring to the image of the young oarsmen, he adds, mischievously, "Pick which you like, four for a Dime (5d)." This is addressed to Miss E. Stokes, 4 Poplar Grove, Narnabell St., Holderness Rd, Hull, Yorkshire, England. The postmark on the undivided back card appears to be October 25, 1904.
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