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New land

Date1904
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New land : four years in the Arctic regions... / tr. from the Norwegian by Ethel Harriet Hearn. Fold. maps in pocket at end, v. 2
Country:Canada
Region or district:Arctic regions
Medium
Dimensions2 volumes : fronts (portraits), illustrations, plate, folded map; vol 1 of 2
Extent
  • 2 volumes : fronts (portraits), illustrations, plate, folded map; vol 1 of 2
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055486146D
Dewey Number1187088
This is a Toronto immigrant family, typical of thousands of New Canadians who have made a new home in a new land
This is a Toronto immigrant family, typical of thousands of New Canadians who have made a new home in a new land
3/2/1968
The prairie lands of Canada, presented to the world as a new and inviting field of enterprise for the capitalist, and new superior attractions and adv(...)
The prairie lands of Canada, presented to the world as a new and inviting field of enterprise for the capitalist, and new superior attractions and adv(...)
1879
Important land sales closed. Above is shown a photograph of the new Woodbine bridge, giving access to the new Woodbine highway, and showing the clubho(...)
Important land sales closed. Above is shown a photograph of the new Woodbine bridge, giving access to the new Woodbine highway, and showing the clubho(...)
10/19/1934
New owner: Stephen Mernick and his wife, Judy, attend a news conference to announce plans for a major shopping and office complex on the former PTL lands he bought
New owner: Stephen Mernick and his wife, Judy, attend a news conference to announce plans for a major shopping and office complex on the former PTL lands he bought
10/7/1988
The prairie lands of Canada, presented to the world as a new and inviting field of enterprise for the capitalist, and new superior attractions and adv(...)
The prairie lands of Canada, presented to the world as a new and inviting field of enterprise for the capitalist, and new superior attractions and adv(...)
1880
Facts concerning the fertile belt of the New Brunswick land and lumber company (limited), New Brunswick (Canada).
Facts concerning the fertile belt of the New Brunswick land and lumber company (limited), New Brunswick (Canada).
1884
New land, new love
New land, new love
3/5/1980
New Y.M.C.A. opens at midland, Midland's beautiful new Y.M.C.A. which was opened last evening by the provincial minister of lands and forests. Hon. Wi(...)
New Y.M.C.A. opens at midland, Midland's beautiful new Y.M.C.A. which was opened last evening by the provincial minister of lands and forests. Hon. Wi(...)
2/7/1929
Sketches in New Brunswick taken principally with the intention of shewing the nature and description of the land in the tract purchased by the New Bru(...)
Sketches in New Brunswick taken principally with the intention of shewing the nature and description of the land in the tract purchased by the New Bru(...)
1836
Toronto's housing task force, under Alderman Michael Goldrick, is expected to recommend the banking for new homes of under-used or badly used land, su(...)
Toronto's housing task force, under Alderman Michael Goldrick, is expected to recommend the banking for new homes of under-used or badly used land, su(...)
10/31/1973
City Hall in business: Mayor Philip Givens speaking at today's opening of the registry and land titles office - first department to take up space in the new hall
City Hall in business: Mayor Philip Givens speaking at today's opening of the registry and land titles office - first department to take up space in the new hall
5/8/1964
New controversy: Michael Sifton, owner of the Buttonville Airport, says his family is no longer willing to fund operating losses while owners of neighboring land make millions developing offices
New controversy: Michael Sifton, owner of the Buttonville Airport, says his family is no longer willing to fund operating losses while owners of neighboring land make millions developing offices
10/17/1988