William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: Batoche

cemetery and church at Batoche 2

cemetery and church at Batoche 2

William (Bill) Armstrong
19 Apr 2022 2 44
A view of St. Antoine de Padua Church at the Batoche National Historic Site, from the vantage point of the cemetery.
Caron hand pump

Caron hand pump

William (Bill) Armstrong
04 Apr 2022 1 36
A hand pump located behind the restored home of a Metis family named Caron, that settled on land near Batoche, Saskatchewan.
Caron pump B&W

Caron pump B&W

William (Bill) Armstrong
04 Apr 2022 35
A monochrome version of an image of a hand pump behind the home of a family called Caron. The house is located in the Batoche National Historic Site, near the North Saskatchewan River.
St. Antoine de Padua 5

St. Antoine de Padua 5

William (Bill) Armstrong
18 Aug 2021 1 55
Visitors walking toward the cemetery at Batoche, Saskatchewan, with St. Antoine de Padua church in the background.
Batoche cemetery

Batoche cemetery

William (Bill) Armstrong
16 Aug 2021 1 46
A view from the cemetery at Batoche, part of the National Historic Site, with St. Antoine de Padua church in the background.
St. Antoine, Batoche

St. Antoine, Batoche

William (Bill) Armstrong
15 Aug 2021 1 40
A side view of St. Antoine de Padua church at Batoche, Saskatchewan. Batoche was the scene of one of the battles of the 1885 Resistance between the Metis living in the area and Canadian Government forces. It is now a National Historic Site.
St. Antoine 3

St. Antoine 3

William (Bill) Armstrong
13 Aug 2021 2 45
A longer view of St. Antoine de Padua church at Batoche, Saskatchewan. The church was the centre of community life for the Metis people who lived in the area.
St. Antoine 2

St. Antoine 2

William (Bill) Armstrong
13 Aug 2021 39
A view of St. Antoine de Padua church at Batoche, a National Historic Site, and the scene of one of the battles during the 1885 Resistance.
St. Antoine de Padua and rectory

St. Antoine de Padua and rectory

William (Bill) Armstrong
12 Aug 2021 1 35
St. Antoine de Padua church was the site of a battle between Metis fighters and Canadian government troops during the 1885 Resistance. The site at Batoche, Saskatchewan, is now a National Historic Site.
Caron chairs1

Caron chairs1

William (Bill) Armstrong
16 Jun 2016 132
I wonder if Jean and Marguerite Caron had much time to sit and relax in front of their house, back in the 1880s and 1890s. Do not use this image on blogs, websites or other media without permission. © 2016 William Armstrong. All rights reserved.
Pickets

Pickets

William (Bill) Armstrong
16 Jun 2016 134
A picket fence with the rectory at Batoche in the background. Do not use this image on blogs, websites or other media without permission. © 2016 William Armstrong. All rights reserved.
StAntoine1

StAntoine1

William (Bill) Armstrong
16 Jun 2016 157
St. Antoine church was built by Metis who settled in the Batoche area. The church and the nearby rectory were the scene of a battle during the 1885 rebellion. Do not use this image on blogs, websites or other media without permission. © 2016 William Armstrong. All rights reserved.
Caron pump1

Caron pump1

William (Bill) Armstrong
16 Jun 2016 123
A pump located behind the historic Caron home near Batoche, close to the scene of one of the skirmishes between Metis fighters and Canadian troops in 1885. Do not use this image on blogs, websites or other media without permission. © 2016 William Armstrong. All rights reserved.