Canada (nation)
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Group taken in Government House: HRH The Prince of Wales, sitting between Sir Frank and Lady Barnard, Lieut-Governor of BC., 1919
250 x 200 mm.
HRH The Prince of Wales, Chief of the Blackfoot tribe, 1910
155 x 200 mm. A hand coloured photograph of the future Edward VIII, aged 16. A typescript note by Chapman reads: 'This photograph was coloured by Mrs. Patterson, an artist who does my colour work, she called at the B.C. Government Archives to be sure of the correct colours.'
HRH The Prince of Wales, Chief of the Blackfoot Tribe, 1910
Negatives of Y3062S/39.
Public and Political: General: Abdication of Edward VIII: American press cuttings., 12 Apr 1936 - 04 Dec 1936
Includes cuttings on the abdication of King Edward VIII [earlier Edward Prince of Wales, later Duke of Windsor] and his marriage to Wallis Simpson [later Wallis, Duchess of Windsor], from United States' and Canadian newspapers, including the New York Journal, the New York Post, the Los Angeles Examiner, the Kansas City Star, the Topeka State Journal and Hush.
Public and Political: General: Correspondence., 10 Jan 1935 - 30 Jun 1937
Public and Political: General: telegrams on the abdication crisis, mainly supporting WSC's stance, several from the Dominions, and a celebratory calendar of King Edward VIII [earlier Edward, Prince of Wales, later the Duke of Windsor]., 1936
Correspondents include: Louis Bromfield; Sir Reginald Banks on New Zealand opinion; [Marion] Cran; Lieutenant-Colonel [Augustus] Duke; Therese and [Walter] Richard Sickert.Other subjects include: suggestions that WSC broadcast on the crisis to Australia or the United States; Edward's health.
[The Prince of Wales], 1919
200 x 250mm. Full length portrait of the prince in military uniform.
Victoria facing south when H.R.H. The Prince of Wales reached the city, 1919
140 x 85 mm.
Visits of the Prince of Wales and Prince George, 1919 - 1927
Many of these images were taken by Chapman in his role as official photographer, chronicling the visits of the British Royal Family and other distinguished individuals to Victoria.