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Land of the Okanagan : British Columbia
Land of the Okanagan : British Columbia
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Land of the Okanagan : British Columbia

Dateapproximately 1895
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Land of the Okanagan : British Columbia
Subject
Country:Canada||United States
Geograhical feature:Okanagan River Valley (B.C. and Wash.)
Province or state:British Columbia||Washington
Medium
Dimensions||ill.||
Extent
  • ill.
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055463798D
Dewey Number1175644
Surfacing for recruits: HMCS Okanagan made a stop in Oshawa harbor last week to allow the public on board and seek future sailors
Surfacing for recruits: HMCS Okanagan made a stop in Oshawa harbor last week to allow the public on board and seek future sailors
11/16/1990
Map of Western Canada Manitoba, Alberta, Assiniboia, Saskatchewan and other parts of British Columbia, showing system of land survey and lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Map of Western Canada Manitoba, Alberta, Assiniboia, Saskatchewan and other parts of British Columbia, showing system of land survey and lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company
1907
Regulations under which free grants of land can be acquired in British Columbia
Regulations under which free grants of land can be acquired in British Columbia
1873
Canada land of free, that's the sentiment expressed by Indian chief Umtuk of Squamish Tribe, British Columbia
Canada land of free, that's the sentiment expressed by Indian chief Umtuk of Squamish Tribe, British Columbia
7/1/1967
British Columbia, and Vancouver Island, comprising a historical sketch of the British settlements in the north-west coast of America, and a survey of (...)
British Columbia, and Vancouver Island, comprising a historical sketch of the British settlements in the north-west coast of America, and a survey of (...)
1858
British Columbia. Returns of all appointments, civil, military and ecclesiastical, made or authorised by the Home Government, to the Colony of British(...)
British Columbia. Returns of all appointments, civil, military and ecclesiastical, made or authorised by the Home Government, to the Colony of British(...)
1859
New British gold fields. : A guide to British Columbia and Vancouver Island, with coloured map, showing the gold and coal fields, constructed from authentic sources
New British gold fields. : A guide to British Columbia and Vancouver Island, with coloured map, showing the gold and coal fields, constructed from authentic sources
1858
The confederation of the British North American provinces, their past history and future prospects, including also British Columbia & Hudson's Bay Ter(...)
The confederation of the British North American provinces, their past history and future prospects, including also British Columbia & Hudson's Bay Ter(...)
1865
British Columbia, reduced copy of the map referred to in the despatch of Governor Douglas, dated 16th July, 1861
British Columbia, reduced copy of the map referred to in the despatch of Governor Douglas, dated 16th July, 1861
1861
Reply of the Victoria, V.I. Chamber of Commerce to His Excellency Frederick Seymour, Governor of British Columbia, forwarded to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. October 31st, 1866
Reply of the Victoria, V.I. Chamber of Commerce to His Excellency Frederick Seymour, Governor of British Columbia, forwarded to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. October 31st, 1866
1866
Premier Dave Barrett of British Columbia is off to Europe next month to try to persuade European interests to establish a steel mill in B.C. The Star'(...)
Premier Dave Barrett of British Columbia is off to Europe next month to try to persuade European interests to establish a steel mill in B.C. The Star'(...)
4/24/1973
Criticism of U.S. by British Columbia's Premier Barrett, above, is defended by West Coast resident below, who says it's a legitimate view, even though the premier does not speak for all Canadians
Criticism of U.S. by British Columbia's Premier Barrett, above, is defended by West Coast resident below, who says it's a legitimate view, even though the premier does not speak for all Canadians
1/30/1975