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Fall of Montmorenci in Winter (Rivière Montmorency, Québec, c.1794?)
Fall of Montmorenci in Winter (Rivière Montmorency, Québec, c.1794?)

Fall of Montmorenci in Winter (Rivière Montmorency, Québec, c.1794?)

Date1807
Names
FormatPicture
GeographyGeographical FeatureMontmorency Falls (Québec)||Montmorency River (Québec)
GeographyCity, town, townshipMontréal
GeographyProvince stateQuébec
GeographyCountryCanada
Medium
Aquatints (prints)
Dimensions13300 mm (523 5/8 in.)
Language
ProvenanceGift of John Ross Robertson
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object NumberJRR2044
Winter Travelling on the Kennebecasis River, New Brunswick
Winter Travelling on the Kennebecasis River, New Brunswick
Hall, Mary G.
1835
High Park
High Park
Unknown
1925
High Park
High Park
Unknown
1923
Image shows some people, horses, dogs and sleigh in winter by the lake.
On Toronto Bay
Ackermann and Co.
1842 or 1843
Gordon Playter (son of John L. Playter) on dog sled, near present Jackman Avenue
Gordon Playter (son of John L. Playter) on dog sled, near present Jackman Avenue
Playter, Gordon
1900
Sleighing in North America
Sleighing in North America
Alken, Henry Thomas, 1784-1851
1838 circa
Image shows a few boats and some people on the ice.
Landing Passengers on the Ice, Toronto Bay
Armstrong, William, 1822-1914
1852 (painted 190-?)
Heintzman and Company
Heintzman and Company
Broom and Bryan (Toronto, Ont.)
3/3/1900
Painting of outdoor bonfire with celebrating people alongside vintage fire engines
Celebrating Incorporation of Toronto in 1834
Jopling, Frederic Waistell, 1859-1945
1909
Main Street, Shediac, New Brunswick
Main Street, Shediac, New Brunswick
Hind, William G. R., 1833-1889
1878?
Image shows a number of people by the lake skating and horse-sleighing.
On Toronto Bay, showing shore from about University Ave. at right to Bathurst St. at left
Howard, John George, 1803-1890
1835
Pictures show a one horse sleigh with two people in it running a long a snow covered path.
University Avenue
Unknown
Approximately 1910