Victoria (inhabited place)
Found in 195 Collections and/or Records:
Coolie raincoats : Hong Kong [historic title], 1909-01 - 1909-02
Quarter-plate (landscape format). Made of palm leaves. [Rather distant views of coolies pulling rickshaws, wearing their palm leaves raincoats].
Coronation Festivities in Victoria, 1937-05-12
A series of photographs depicting ceremonies celebrating the coronation of George VI.
Craigmore : J.B. McKilligans residence, 1908-10
Landscape format. Rockland Avenue, Victoria, B.C.
Dallas Hotel, Victoria, 1908-10
Landscape format. And behind it to the left the Immigration Building for reception of all arriving immigrants.
David Richard Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty, and Lieutenant Governor Robert Bruce, 1926 - 1931
185 x 135 mm. They flank a third man who has not been identified.
David Spencers house, 1908-10
Moss Street, Victoria.
Effects of tapping, Victoria, Cameroons [i.e. Cameroon]
76 x 94 mm. A view showing the scars (fourteen months old) caused by deep vertical incision with a pruning knife.
Excellences Lord and Lady Willington, Governor-General of Canada, visiting Victoria, B.C., 1927-03-26
150 x 100 mm. View of a visit to a First Nations site.
Experimental tapping, Molive, Victoria, Cameroons [i.e. Cameroon]
77 x 99 mm. A view showing an African tapping a rubber tree with the 'Victoria Knife' an implement with a long, curved blade.
Farewell, 1925 - 1926
144 x 92 mm. This photograph features Governor-General Julian Byng and appears to depict the same occasion as Y3062S/124-25. It is dated 1926 on the reverse, suggesting that the event marked his departure from office in that year.
Ferry to Kowloon, Hong Kong, 1909
Landscape format. [Showing the ferry pier and large stone building behind]
Five-and-a-half year old Funtumias, Myanja Plantation, Victoria, Cameroons [i.e. Cameroon], 1903 - 1910
75 x 96 mm. A view showing a block of five-and-a-half year old rubber trees.
Four-year-old Funtumias, Molive Plantation, Victoria, Cameroons [i.e. Cameroon], 1903 - 1910
103 x 78mm. A view showing a group of four-year old rubber trees in a 450 acre plot.
Funtumia Africana seeds, 1903 - 1910
97 x 74 mm. A studio photograph demonstrating the way in which Funtumia Africana seeds are blown by the wind from their pods. Taken at the Botanic Gardens, Victoria, Cameroons.
[Funtumia plantation, ? Molive, Victoria, Cameroon]
167 x 229 mm. A view showing a European standing among a block of rubber trees.
Garden party at Government House, 1929-06-03
110 x 60 mm. Featured from left to right: Miss McKenzie (Lieutenant Governor Robert Bruce's niece), Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, Lieutenant Governor Robert Bruce, Lieutenant Roy, ADC.
Garden party at Government House, 1929-06-03
110 x 60 mm. Featured from left to right: Miss McKenzie (Lieutenant Governor Robert Bruce's niece), Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, Lieutenant Governor Robert Randolph Bruce, Lieutenant Roy, ADC.
Garden party at Government House, 1929-06-03
110 x 60 mm. Featured from left to right: Miss McKenzie (Lieutenant Governor Robert Bruce's niece), Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, Lieutenant Governor Robert Randolph Bruce, Lieutenant Roy, ADC.
General and Lady Byng, 1925 - 1926
145 x 95 mm. Byng served as Governor-General of Canada from 1921 to 1926. The dating of the photograph is unclear, since it bears two dates on the reverse, 28 June 1925 and 1926. 'Farewell' has also been inscribed, suggesting that the latter date for the event may be correct, since Byng's term ended in 1926, and it may have commemorated his departure.
General Lord and Lady Allenby at Government House, 1926-03-05
132 x 82 mm. Left to right seated: Lt. Governor R. Bruce, Lady Allenby, Lord Allenby. Standing: Miss McKenzie, niece of the governor and Chatelaine at Government House, Mr Muskett, the Lt. Governor's secretary.
General Lord and Lady Baden-Powell with their daughters in Victoria, 1935-04-09
Two photographs (each 130 x 75 mm) forming a panorama, showing veterans gathered to greet the visitors.
[General Paul Pau] at the RC Cathedral, 1919
135 x 85 mm. Showing the general at the entrance to St. Andrew's Cathedral.
General Paul Pau, in Victoria, 1919
138 x 80 mm.
[General Paul Pau] leaving after attending Mass, 1919
135 x 85 mm. Showing the general at the entrance to St. Andrew's Cathedral.
General Sir Arthur Currie, Principle of McGill University P.Q., 1927-09-25
100 x 150 mm. Full length portrait of Sir Arthur standing upon steps.