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Slave Falls, Winnipeg River, Manitoba
Slave Falls, Winnipeg River, Manitoba

Slave Falls, Winnipeg River, Manitoba

Date1857-08-20-30
Names
Format
Notes
Slave Falls, Winnipeg River, Manitoba
Country:Canada
Geograhical feature:Winnipeg River (Ont. and Man.)
Province or state:Ontario||Manitoba
Medium
Dimensions125 x 182 mm
Extent
  • 125 x 182 mm
Language
ProvenanceGift of J. Ross Robertson
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberJRR2405
The traveller's and sportsman's guide to the principal cities, towns & villages near the hunting & fishing grounds of the great northern lakes in Canada & Manitoba: being a description of the journey from Liverpool to the river "St. Lawrence", lakes "Ontario", "Simcoe", "Muskoka", "Chouchiching" [sic] the "Georgian Bay", lakes "Huron", "Superior", "Winnipeg", "Manitoba", and their connecting rivers, giving the best route to the game and fish sporting localities, how to go, cost of journey, outfit, what to take for camping, distances, &c.
The traveller's and sportsman's guide to the principal cities, towns & villages near the hunting & fishing grounds of the great northern lakes in Canada & Manitoba: being a description of the journey from Liverpool to the river "St. Lawrence", lakes "Ontario", "Simcoe", "Muskoka", "Chouchiching" [sic] the "Georgian Bay", lakes "Huron", "Superior", "Winnipeg", "Manitoba", and their connecting rivers, giving the best route to the game and fish sporting localities, how to go, cost of journey, outfit, what to take for camping, distances, &c.
1880
Four people in a sleigh being pulled by a horse, with a fort in the background.
The Governor of Red River, driving his family on the river in a horse cariole (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
1826
The Nunnery at Red River, Winnipeg, Manitoba
The Nunnery at Red River, Winnipeg, Manitoba
1857-09?
A group of Indigenous and British people meeting in a room with a British flag in the backgroun ...
The Red Lake Chief making a speech to the Governor of Red River at Fort Douglas in 1825 (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
1826
A drawing of a house on a hill above a river.
Bishop's Court, Red River (Winnipeg, Manitoba), 1858
approximately 1913
A group of Indigenous people meeting with four white men outside a fort flying a British flag.
The Red Lake Chief with some of his followers arriving at the Red River and visiting the Governor (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
1826
Falls five storeys to death. Morris Powlatsky, aged 53, of Winnipeg, a guest at the Walker House, fell from the fire escape on the fifth floor of the (...)
Falls five storeys to death. Morris Powlatsky, aged 53, of Winnipeg, a guest at the Walker House, fell from the fire escape on the fifth floor of the (...)
n.d.
Fall at Rat Portage [Kenora], Winnipeg River
Fall at Rat Portage [Kenora], Winnipeg River
1857-08-20
Young & Brownlee's Winnipeg District map shewing within a radius of 20 miles of the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba
Young & Brownlee's Winnipeg District map shewing within a radius of 20 miles of the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba
1888
Henderson's directory of Manitoba, the city of Winnipeg and incorporated towns of Manitoba
Henderson's directory of Manitoba, the city of Winnipeg and incorporated towns of Manitoba
n.d.
Grand Falls of the Saint John River (Grand Falls, New Brunswick)
Grand Falls of the Saint John River (Grand Falls, New Brunswick)
1843-05-30
Falls on the Sydenham River, Owen Sound (Inglis Falls, Ontario)
Falls on the Sydenham River, Owen Sound (Inglis Falls, Ontario)
1874