North and Central America (continent)
Found in 5483 Collections and/or Records:
A jumping salmon, the Big Falls, Humber River. The fall is 12 ft.[i.e. feet] at this point, 1880 - 1904
166 x 120 mm. Showing a leaping salmon on the falls.
A Labrador Bay, 1934
105 x 61 mm. A view looking out over Spoon Cove near Shecatica, in the ancient seigniory of Terre Firme de Mingan.
A Labrador Salmon, 1934
61 x 105 mm. Showing a fisherman holding a large salmon, with two dogs in the foreground.
A lesson on lifting a patient at the Nurses' Training School in Basseterre, St. Kitts, 1955-03
125 x 116 mm. Showing student nurses receiving instruction in lifting a patient by practising on a dummy. The lengthy captions on the reverse outline give a general outline of health provision in St Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla together with a short description of the training.
A lily-field, Bermuda, 1910
246 x 193 mm. Showing a field of flowering lilies, one of Bermuda's major seasonal exports.
A load of timber, 1910 - 1930
Showing lumberjacks beside a load of timber.
A man going up a tree with climbing irons, Cobalt, 1909
Quarter-plate.
A member of the Health Group gives a First Aid Demonstration on Achievement Day - Spaldings, 1945
A mythology of Nova Scotia
An unpublished collection of typescript prose and poetry fragments, 162 pages, described by the author in a letter to the R.C.S. Librarian, 26 September 1996: 'This resulted out of a year spent in Cambridge in 1979-80 and the literary effort trying to mend the split in my mind between Cambridge and Nova Scotia/Canada'.
A railway construction camp, 1909
Landscape format. On Canadian Northern Railway. St. Jacques to Rawdon Branch.
A railway construction camp, 1909
Landscape format. On Canadian Northern Railway. St. Jacques to Rawdon Branch.
A remarkable photo, salmon leaping falls, Upper Humber, 1899 - 1911
193 x 140 mm. Showing a salmon leaping up a broad weir on the Humber.
A residence near Grand Pre, 1909
Quarter-plate. House of Chief Justice Weatherbe, Chief Justice of Nova Scotia.
A residential street, 1902
204 x 152 mm. A view showing ruined houses, rubble and a twisted iron balcony in an unidentified residential street.
A road in Digby, N.S, 1909
[Showing large residences].
A scene in Grantstown, 1890 - 1895
229 x 173 mm. Showing a woman standing outside her small thatched house. Grantstown is a suburb of Nassau on the south of the city.
A Scene in Grantstown, 1890 - 1895
225 x 177 mm. A view looking along an unsurfaced lane in Grantstown with a small thatched house at the left of the picture and a European and a Bahamian (dressed in suit and bowler hat) standing in the foreground.
A Shop, 1902
203 x 152 mm. A view showing the standing exterior of walls of a gutted shop, with the street in the foreground covered in a blanket of ashes.
A sisal plantation, 1890 - 1895
217 x 176 mm. Showing two pith-helmeted Europeans standing in a field of spiky sisal plants. Sisal, which became one of the Bahamas’ major industries, was first introduced into the island from Yucatan in 1845 by C.R. Nesbitt, Colonial Secretary, and the industry was set on its feet by Sir Ambrose Shea, Governor of the Bahamas, 1887-1895. Another print of the same photograph can be found at Y307G/8 where the location is identified as Little Abaco.
A sisal plantation, 1890 - 1895
221 x 174 mm. Showing a portly, white-bearded European (the same figure is seen in Y3071A/44-6) standing on a path beside a field of sisal.
A sisal plantation, 1890 - 1895
225 x 174 mm. Showing a field of growing sisal.
A sisal plantation, 1879 - 1910
226 x 177 mm. A view showing two Europeans in pith helmets standing in a field of growing sisal plants. A pencilled note on the back of the print reads: 'A Sisal Fibre Plantation Little Abaco Bahamas'.
A Sponge Yard, Packing, 1890 - 1895
229 x 173 mm. Showing a sponge yard with a pile of sponges in the foreground, workers with packed bales of sponges in the middle ground and a large residential house in the background.
A Sponge Yard, Trimming, 1890 - 1895
225 x 177 mm. Showing Bahamian women at work in a shady courtyard, with sponges and trimmings on the ground around them.
A sportsman’s camp in the interior of Newfoundland (‘Norton’s Camp, Goose Brook’ written on negative), 1899 - 1911
201 x 151 mm. Showing a cluster of tents among bare fern trees with a railway track in the foreground.