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Jean A. Hembroff MacDonald fonds

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Part Of: Jean A. Hembroff MacDonald fonds

Scope & Content: Fonds consists of three sous-fonds: M573 / V797 / S60. M573 consists of three series, 26 cm of textual records, 1924-2005. Series I: Personal Papers, 19 cm, ca.1930-2005 (including notebooks and drafts of various talks that Jean delivered and records related to her participation in the Trail Rider…

Date Range: ca.1908-ca.2011

Reference Code: M573 / V797 / S60

Description Level: 1 / Fonds

GMD: Photograph; Photograph print; Private record; Published record; Newspaper clipping; Transparency; Textual record; Sound recording; Lantern slide

Part Of: Jean A. Hembroff MacDonald fonds

Description Level: 1 / Fonds

Fonds Number: M573 / V797 / S60

Sous-Fonds: M573; V797; S60

Accession Number: 2019.111

Reference Code: M573 / V797 / S60

GMD: Photograph; Photograph print; Private record; Published record; Newspaper clipping; Transparency; Textual record; Sound recording; Lantern slide

Date Range: ca.1908-ca.2011

Physical Description: 26 cm of textual records.-- 109 photographs (42 prints, 67 lantern slides). -- 2 sound recordings.

History / Biographical: Jean Alexandra Hembroff was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba on April 5, 1908 to Walter B. Hembroff (d. 1945) and Sarah Jane Hembroff (d.1952). Jean was accepted to the MacPhail School of Music and Dramatic Art at the University of Minnesota, from which she graduated in 1927. She returned to Winnipeg to begin teaching courses in speech arts and drama. To establish herself, she first volunteered as the "story lady" at the Williams Avenue Public Library and quickly became known as an excellent speaker sought by many different organizations. She taught at St. Mary's Academy and the Evening Institute at the University of Manitoba, as well as offered private sessions. Many of her students used the skills they learned from Jean as they entered radio, television, politics, and business. Jean was also very active in organizing and adjucating Speech Arts festivals in Manitoba, often going to inaccessible places to give workshops. Her teaching, broadcasting, adjucating, coaching, and speaking career spanned more than 50 years. Jean was hired by the Canadian Pacific Railway's promotions manager to give presentations and broadcast interviews across Canada and the United States. In 1937, Jean joined the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies and participated in their summer trail ride in the same year. For that year's issue of the Trail Rider's Bulletin Jean wrote an article - and became the first woman to ever do so. In 1938, during her lecture titled "Trail Riding in the Rockies" on January 18, 1938 at the Royal Alexandra Hotel, Jean met John David (Jack) MacDonald. Jack and Jean were married on June 18, 1938, and the couple had one son, Bruce Walter James MacDonald (August 28, 1946-August 25, 2016). Jean participated in several trail rides with the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies and the Sky Line Trail, and produced articles reflecting her experiences. Jean loved to travel and visited places all around Canada and the United States, Borneo, Tangier, Montevideo, Stockholm, New Delhi, and Tonga. At the age of 102, Jean passed away on February 2, 2011 and is buried in Winnipeg.

Scope & Content: Fonds consists of three sous-fonds: M573 / V797 / S60.; M573 consists of three series, 26 cm of textual records, 1924-2005. Series I: Personal Papers, 19 cm, ca.1930-2005 (including notebooks and drafts of various talks that Jean delivered and records related to her participation in the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies and the Sky Line Hikers of the Canadian Rockies, particularly 1937-1939). Series II: Correspondence and Newspaper Clippings, 4 cm, 1924-2000 (including correspondence with John Murray Gibbon, former students, and attendees at various talks, as well as newspaper articles that Jean wrote about various subjects and articles of her achievements). Series III: Collected Materials and Ephemera, 3 cm, ca.1930-1950 (including a variety of collected poems and ephemera, as well as a copy of The Beaver Magazine from 1940, for which Jean wrote an article titled "On the Trail of Sir George").; V797 consists of two series, 24.5 cm of visual records, ca.1928-1939. Series I: Photograph Prints, 3 cm, ca.1928-1939 (includes personal photographs of Jean and her family and friends as well as photographs of Jean and Jack's visit to Lake Louise in 1939). Series II: Lantern Slides, 21.5 cm, ca.1937-1939 (Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies official ride of 1937 to Mt. Assiniboine; Sky Line Hikers of the Canadian Rockies official ride of 1939 to Ptarmigan Valley and Skoki; collection of trail ride songs).; S60 consists of two sound recordings, 1 cm, 2004 and 2007 (Winnipeg at Christmas, narrated by Jean, broadcasted on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation).

Notes: Lantern slides include wooden case.

Name Access: Hembroff MacDonald, Jean

Subject Access: Banff; Banff National Park; Camps; Canadian Pacific Railway; Discovery and travel; Discovery and exploration; Empress Hotel; European travel; Family and personal life; Guides; Hiking; Horse packing; Horses; Horseback riding; Kananaskis Ranch; Lake Louise; Lantern slide; Mount Assiniboine; Mountain; Organizations; Personal and Professional Life; Photography; Poetry; Scenery; Skyline Hikers of the Canadian Rockies; Skyline Trail Hikers of the Canadian Rockies; Sports and recreation; Sunshine area; Trails; Trail guides; Tourism; Travel; Travel and Exploration; Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies; Women

Geographic Access: Assiniboine; Alberta; Banff; Banff National Park; British Columbia; Canada; Canadian Rocky Mountains; Ireland; Kananaskis Country; Lake Louise; Lake O'Hara; Manitoba; Mount Assiniboine; Rocky Mountains; Victoria; West Indies; Winnipeg

Reproduction Restrictions: Some restriction/s on access; Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

Language: English

Creator: Hembroff MacDonald, Jean

Category: Arts; Education; Exploration, discovery and travel; Sports, recreation and leisure

Biographical Source Notes: Contents of the fonds; https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/122854759/jean-alexandra-macdonald; https://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-174851/MACDONALD_JEAN; https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/winnipeg-mb/bruce-macdonald-7064958

Title Source: Title based on contents of file

Processing Status: Processed

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Canadian Pacific Railway fonds

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Part Of: Canadian Pacific Railway fonds

Scope & Content: Fonds consists of visual and texual material pertaining to the Canadian Pacific Railway and its holdings. Visual material conists of two series. Series I: lantern slides, Series II: prints. Textual material consists of two series. Series I: organizational records, Series II: the 1942 film "Canadian…

Date Range: [ca.1900-1950]

Reference Code: M584 / V782

Description Level: 1 / Fonds

GMD: Photograph; Transparency; Lantern slide; Print; Organization record; Textual record

Part Of: Canadian Pacific Railway fonds

Description Level: 1 / Fonds

Fonds Number: M584 / V782

Sous-Fonds: V782

Accession Number: 303, 304, 625, 1471, 1086, 1544, 3288, 3502, 6740, 7071, 2014.8366, 2021.18

Reference Code: M584 / V782

GMD: Photograph; Transparency; Lantern slide; Print; Organization record; Textual record

Date Range: [ca.1900-1950]

Physical Description: 69 b&w lantern slides, 5 cm of textual records, ca. 309 prints : b&w ; 27.9 x 20.3 cm or smaller

Scope & Content: Fonds consists of visual and texual material pertaining to the Canadian Pacific Railway and its holdings. Visual material conists of two series. Series I: lantern slides, Series II: prints. Textual material consists of two series. Series I: organizational records, Series II: the 1942 film "Canadian Pacific" screenplay and associated documents. Visual material includes black and white lantern slides and black and white prints depicting various scenes pertaining to travelling on the Canadian Pacific Railway and depict dining rooms, scnes involving trains and mountains, farming scenes and fields, people in train cars, various cities and towns, figures in natural landscapes, horses and horseback riding, mountains, waterfalls, skiing, ships, CP hotels, and other grand buildings [across Canada] such as Notre Dame Cathedral in Montreal. Textual material includes paper reports [some compiled by Canadian Pacific Hotels Architectural Engineer Ed Steel] detailing various construction and/or renovation projects for hotels, lodges, tea houses, bugalow camps, huts, and backcountry lodges throughout the Canadian Rockies as well as records pertaining to CP hotels in the Canadian Rockies, and the screenplay for "Canadian Pacific."

Notes: Slides were stored in rectangular wood box with leather handle on top, and metal handle at one end. White label that says “Lyon & Turnbull 432 04 February 2009” on lid of the box. Old, peeling, and stained label on top under handle, illegible. Faded, peeling labels on front, some words legible: “from the Canadian Pacific…” 2 stained and water damaged labels detached from box appear to be English shipping labels.“10” stamped in black on both ends of box. Stamped in black on rear of box: “Canadian Pacific Rly Co. 62 to 65 Charing Cross, London, S.W. 1. “3” engraved on upper rim of box. Box is divided into 3 sections with removable wood separators, small pieces of felt line 2 sections of the box.

Name Access: Canadian Pacific Railway

Subject Access: Buildings; Buildings and facilities; Camps; Construction; Environment; Huts; Tourism; Trains; Transportation

Geographic Access: Banff National Park; Jasper National Park; Yoho National Park; Glacier; Alberta; British Columbia; Canada

Language: Language is English

Title Source: Title based on contents of fonds

Content Details: Prints and some textual records absorbed from old records V121 and M48. Lantern slides donated to the Whyte Museum by Dr. William and Mrs. Wynn Bensen. The slides were purchased by the Bensens from Lyon and Turnbull in Scotland.

Processing Status: Processed

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Lantern Slides

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Part Of: Stan J. Carr fonds

Scope & Content: File consists of 8 colour lantern slides, some captioned. File subjects include an unidentified mountain scene, Mount Assiniboine, horse in unientified mountain scene, man posed in campsite in unidentified location, Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier, Hector Lake and Bow Peak, unidentified man in cam…

Date Range: ca. 1912

Reference Code: V127 / PS - 1 to 8

Description Level: 5 / File

GMD: Transparency; Lantern slide

8 images

Part Of: Stan J. Carr fonds

Description Level: 5 / File

Fonds Number: M 179; V 127

Sous-Fonds: V 127

Accession Number: 1072

Reference Code: V127 / PS - 1 to 8

GMD: Transparency; Lantern slide

Date Range: ca. 1912

Physical Description: 8 photographs : col. slides ; 10.5 x 14 cm

History / Biographical: Additive Colour Screen Plates, first theorized by James Clerk Maxwell in 1861, were the first forms of colour photography. Maxwell’s original process involved printing the same black and white image through different coloured screens onto transparencies and then projecting them overlapped in order to create a single full-colour image. In 1868 Louis Ducos du Hauron expanded on this method by placing a screen made up of microscopic coloured stripes in front of a light-sensitive emulsion before exposing it to light. During exposure, the colours in the screen attached to the developing picture so when viewed back through the screen in a projector the image appeared fully in colour. Neither of these methods were commercially popular during the 19th century since black and white processes were cheaper and more widely available. In 1907 the Lumiere brothers introduced the Autochrome process to wide commercial success. The Autochrome process involved a mix of tiny potato starch grains dyed green, orange-red, and blue-purple that were mixed thoroughly and applied to a glass slide coated in a sticky varnish that held the grains in an evenly-distributed layer. The grains were laminated into the varnish to make them smaller and more transparent, and then the whole thing was sealed with another layer of waterproof varnish. The entire process could be done by machines, which made the slides cheap to produce, easily available to the public and opened up the process to amateur photographers. Photographs developed on Autochrome plates created soft images with relatively natural colour rendering, making them popular with artists and photojournalists. Autochrome plates (which came to refer to all colour screen plates regardless of manufacturer) created one-of-a-kind positive images and required long exposure times. Once an image was complete, it had to be quickly covered with either a strong coating of varnish or another slide of glass and then sealed along the edges with binding tape. Because silver is an element of the sticky base varnish that holds the dyed grains, if moisture was allowed to access the image the layers of varnish could ripple or tear away from the glass, or the dye could bleed or fade. The silver base is highly sensative to oxygen and if improperly sealed images could begin to "mirror," a process in which the exposed parts of the slide become uniform and shiny, obscuring the image. Because of the random distribution of dyed colour grains throughout the image and the lines created by laminating those grains into the base varnish, Autochrome transparencies are often mistaken for hand-painted coloured slides. Autochrome can be identified by looking closely for small dots of colour in all parts of the image, rather than the solid blots of colour found on hand-painted slides.

Scope & Content: File consists of 8 colour lantern slides, some captioned. File subjects include an unidentified mountain scene, Mount Assiniboine, horse in unientified mountain scene, man posed in campsite in unidentified location, Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier, Hector Lake and Bow Peak, unidentified man in camp.

Name Access: Carr, Stan J.

Subject Access: Exploration; Discovery and travel; Lantern slide

Geographic Access: Mount Assiniboine; Lake Louise; Bow Summit; Banff National Park; Alberta; Canada

Access Restrictions: No restrictions on access

Language: English

Conservation: Re-seal all slides appropriately; keep stored in cool, dry, dark area; refrain from exposing to further damage.

Creator: Carr, Stan J.

Category: Exploration, discovery and travel

Biographical Source Notes: http://www.graphicsatlas.org/identification/?process_id=286#overview; https://psap.library.illinois.edu/collection-id-guide/slide#autochrome

Title Source: Title based on contents of file

Processing Status: Processed

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Lantern slides

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Part Of: Moore family fonds

Scope & Content: Pertain mainly to scenes and activities in Banff, Yoho, Jasper and Glacier (B.C.) National Parks. Some are by Byron Harmon; a few by Mary Schaffer. -- Item-level inventory available.

Date Range: ca. 1915

Reference Code: V439 / PS - 99 to 216

Description Level: 5 / File

GMD: Photograph; Lantern slide; Transparency

Part Of: Moore family fonds

Description Level: 5 / File

Fonds Number: M307 / V439

Series: I.B. Philip Moore series : Professional

Sous-Fonds: V439

Reference Code: V439 / PS - 99 to 216

GMD: Photograph; Lantern slide; Transparency

Date Range: ca. 1915

Physical Description: 118 photographs : transparencies; glass

Scope & Content: Pertain mainly to scenes and activities in Banff, Yoho, Jasper and Glacier (B.C.) National Parks. Some are by Byron Harmon; a few by Mary Schaffer. -- Item-level inventory available.

Content Details: 99. Sunset on Glacier - Canada / [Mary Schaffer] 100. Lake Agnes near Laggan / [Mary Schaffer] 101. Wapta / [Mary Schaffer] 102. Minnewanka '99 / Mary TSS. 103. [Group of riders preparing to leave Lake Louise Chalet] / [Mary Schaffer] 104. Lake Louise Hotel Laggan Alta. / [Mary Schaffer] 105. Sir Donald, Uto, MacDonald Head of Cougar Valley / Topley Studios 106. Waterfalls in Avernus / Topley Studios 107. Great Gorge entrance 108. The Turbine / Topley Studios 109. Switchback, Yoho Valley 110. Snowstorm on Mt. Macdonald / Herbert W. Gleason 111. Van Horne Range / MTSS 112. Guide's Quarters. Glacier 9/01 / MTSS 113. Snowshed Glacier B.C. 9/01 / MTSS 114. [Cook feeding bear] / [Mary Schaffer] 115. [Unidentified lake] 116. [Unidentified stream] 117. [Tent and fly] 118. [Toe of Yoho Glacier?] 119. [Unidentified snow scene] 120. [Dog at unidentified lake] 121. [Unidentified mountain snow scene] 122. Climbing Mt. Robson, Jasper National Park / [Byron Harmon] 123. Hogarth Lakes near Rocky Mtn. Park / Scotland Van Altena 124. Lower falls Snake Indian R. Jasper National Park 125. Seracs - Illecillewaet glacier Glacier National Park / [Byron Harmon] 126. Mt. Hungabee & Deltaform in distance, Yoho National Park / [Byron Harmon] 127. Mt. Silverhorne & river, Jasper National Park / [Byron Harmon] 128. [Unidentified mountain scene] 129. Maligne Canyon, Jasper National Park 130. Climbers roping off President - Whaleback in background, Yoho National Park / [Byron Harmon?] 131. Prospectors Peak West - View of Deltaform, Hungabee and Biddle / [Byron Harmon] 132. Climbing Mt. President, Yoho National Park / [Byron Harmon] 133. Castle Mtn. from east, R.M.P. 134. Mts. President, Hungabee, Deltaform & Biddle from top of Marpole looking S. Emerald lake in right foreground, Yoho National Park / Byron Harmon 135. Punchbowl Falls, Jasper P. 136. Looking S.W. at Gibraltar Mtn., Banff National Park 137. Mt. Wapta Yoho National Park / [Byron Harmon?] 138. President Range from Yoho Pass, Yoho National Park / [Byron Harmon?] 139. Pipestone Lake Banff National Park 140. Consolation Lake & Mt. Temple Banff National Park 141. Boom Lake R.M.P. 142. Twin Lake Banff National Park 143. One of the Twin lakes near Castle Mtn., Banff Nat. Park 144. Falls of Scarab lake into Egypt lake, Banff National Park 145. Haiduk Mtn. - Egypt lake Banff National Park 146. Lower Kananaskis Lake near Banff Banff National Park 147. Islands in Upper Kananaskis Lake, Rocky Mts. Park 148. Upper Elk Lake Banff National Park 149. Lower Spray lakes from Hatchery, Banff National Park 150. Lower Spray lakes Banff National Park 151. Upper Spray lakes Banff National Park 152. Marvel lake & Wonder Pass, Banff National Park 153. Magog Lake & Mtn. Banff Nat. Park 154. Marvel lake, Mt. Eon & Mt. Aye, Banff National Park 155. Egypt Lake, Banff National Park 156. Mt. Egypt & Scarab & Egypt lakes, Banff National Park 157. Maligne Canyon Jasper National Park 158. Mt. Edith from Bow River nr. Banff BC / W. H. Rau 159. [Lake of the Hanging Glaciers?] 160. [Lake O'Hara and Cathedral Mtn.] 161. [Unidentified waterfall] 162. [Man on icewall, Lake of the Hanging Glaciers] / [Byron Harmon] 163. [Man on icewall, Lake of the Hanging Glaciers] / [Byron Harmon] 164. [Lake of the Hanging Glaciers] / [Byron Harmon] 165. [Unidentified river] 166. [Larches in Wolverine Pass and Rockwall, KNP] / [Byron Harmon] 167. [Unidentified waterfall] 168. [Unidentified mountain] 169. [Mt. Columbia] 170. [Unidentified lake] 171. [Unidentified glacier] 172. [Unidentified mountain] 173. [Photograph of painting of Bow Lake & Glacier by Carl Rungius] 174. [Unidentified pass] 175. Mt. Temple at Louise 176. Heather Lake In Ptarmigan Valley 177. [ACC members near Lake McArthur] / [Byron Harmon] 178. [Ptarmigan Lake & Boulder Pass] 179. [Opabin Pass from Alpine Meadow, Lake O'Hara] / [Byron Harmon] 180. [Lake Louise and Chateau Lake Louise from foot of Victoria Glacier] 181. [Moraine Lake and Valley of the Ten Peaks] 182. [Moraine Lake] 183. [Mount Edith] 184. [Lake Oesa from Abbot Pass?] 185. [The Lakes in the Clouds] 186. [Moraine Lake and the Ten Peaks - panorama] 187. [Castle Mtn.] 188. [Vermilion River at Hector Gorge?] 189. [Cutline] 190. [Unidentified mountains] 191. Moss covered tree 192. Yoho Valley 193. Point Lace falls, Yoho National Park / [Byron Harmon] 194. Point Lake falls, Yoho National Park / [Byron Harmon] 195. [Waterfall in Yoho Valley?] 196. [Unidentified canyon] / [Byron Harmon] 197. [Laughing Falls] / [Byron Harmon] 198. Twin Falls at Yoho / [Mary Schaffer] 199. [View from Wilcox Pass] 200. On the Pipestone Trail / [Mary Schaffer] 201. [Yoho Glacier] 202. [Unidentified waterfall] 203. [Unidentified mountain] 204. [Louise group] 205. Mt. Rundle 206. [Moraine Lake and the Ten Peaks] / [Byron Harmon] 207. [Unidentified mountains] 208. [Toe of Illecillewaet Glacier] 209. [Toe of Illecillewaet Glacier] 210. [Unidentified mountains] 211. [Bow River] 212. [Mount Athabasca and Athabasca Glacier] 213. [Unidentified stream and mountains] 214. [Unidentified ridge] 215. [Crowfoot Glacier] / [Mary Schaffer] 216. Head of Brazeau

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Lantern slides

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Part Of: Moore family fonds

Scope & Content: Pertain to mountain flora and fauna; some by Byron Harmon, some by Mary Schaffer. -- Item-level inventory available.

Date Range: ca. 1915

Reference Code: V439 / PS - 217 to 263

Description Level: 5 / File

GMD: Photograph; Lantern slide; Transparency

Part Of: Moore family fonds

Description Level: 5 / File

Fonds Number: M307 / V439

Series: I.B. Philip Moore series : Professional

Sous-Fonds: V439

Reference Code: V439 / PS - 217 to 263

GMD: Photograph; Lantern slide; Transparency

Date Range: ca. 1915

Physical Description: 47 photographs : transparencies; glass

Scope & Content: Pertain to mountain flora and fauna; some by Byron Harmon, some by Mary Schaffer. -- Item-level inventory available.

Content Details: 217. [Prairie Chicken] / [Byron Harmon] 218. Wild Goose nest 219. Buffalo, Banff National Park / [Byron Harmon] 220. Buffalo, Buffalo National Park / [Byron Harmon] 221. Buffalo, Banff National Park / [Byron Harmon] 222. Buffalo, Buffalo National Park 223. Buffalo 224. [Buffalo] 225. [Buffalo, Banff Animal Paddock] 226. [Buffalo, Banff Animal Paddock] 227. Elk, Buffalo National Park 228. Elk, Buffalo National Park 229. Yak, Buffalo National Park 230. [Bighorn sheep] 231. [Ptarmigan] 232. [Man with trunk of Douglas Fir] 233. [Arnica?] 234. Primula Maccalliana 235. Saskatoon berry in bloom 236. Lyschiton Kamtschatcense Western Skunk Cabbage 237. Western Skunk Cabbage 238. Moss Campion 239. Moss Campion 240. Baneberry 241. Wind Flower (Mountain) 242. Alpine Anemone 243. Anemone in seed Pompoms 244. Gallardia 245. Bunch Berry 246. Dogwood 247. Single Dogwood flower 248. Habenaria Lencostachyo possibly dilatata 249. Linnaea borealis - Twin flower 250. Salmon berries 251. Alpine White Anemone 252. Alpine Marsh Marigold 253. Globe Flower 254. Arnica 255. Paint Brush & Hellebore 256. Lupine (blue) 257. [Moss campion?] 258. [Moss campion?] 259. Eleagnus Argentea Silver Berry / [Mary Schaffer] 260. Cornus Canadensis in woods, Glacier 9/29/96 / [Mary Schaffer] 261. Smelowskia calyaina Sulphur Mt. Banff 6.22 / [Mary Schaffer] 262. Lychnis Apetala / [Mary Schaffer] 263. Lutkea pectinata Cougar Valley 8/1/05 / [Mary Schaffer]

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Lantern slides

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Part Of: Moore family fonds

Scope & Content: Pertain to Indigenous peope of northern and western Canada. Approximately 20 pertain to Northwest Coast First Nations, 10 pertaining to Inuit people and the rest with the Stoney Nakoda First Nation some of the latter group are by Byron Harmon. -- Item-level inventory available.

Date Range: ca. 1915

Reference Code: V439 / PS - 264 to 365

Description Level: 5 / File

GMD: Photograph; Lantern slide; Transparency

Part Of: Moore family fonds

Description Level: 5 / File

Fonds Number: M307 / V439

Series: I. Philip Moore series

Sous-Fonds: V439

Sub-Series: I.B. Philip Moore series : Professional

Reference Code: V439 / PS - 264 to 365

GMD: Photograph; Lantern slide; Transparency

Date Range: ca. 1915

Physical Description: 102 photographs : transparencies; glass

Scope & Content: Pertain to Indigenous peope of northern and western Canada. Approximately 20 pertain to Northwest Coast First Nations, 10 pertaining to Inuit people and the rest with the Stoney Nakoda First Nation some of the latter group are by Byron Harmon. -- Item-level inventory available.

Content Details: 264. [Northwest Coast Indigenous man] 265. [Northwest Coast Indigenous man] 266. [Northwest Coast Indigenous man] 267. [Totem] 268. [Totem Pole] 269. Totem Poles - Alert Bay 270. [Totem Pole] 271. [Totem Pole] 272. [Northwest Coast Indigenous man] 273. [Northwest Coast Indigenous women and child] 274. [Totem Poles] 275. Kit-Setti Totem. Wrangell, Alaska 276. [Northwest Coast Indigenous men with totem] 277. [Totem Pole] 278. Totem Poles Alert Bay, B.C. 279. [Northwest Coast Indigenous village] 280. [Northwest Coast Indigenous village with totems] 281. [Thunderbird and whale carvings] 282. [Unidentified coastline] 283. [Ships on unidentified coastline] 284. [Northwest Coast Indigenous village] 285. [Unidentified coastline] 286. [Northwest Coast Indigenous village] 287. [Unidentified coastline] 288. Clerics Hat, B.C. 289. Indian tent. Mackenzie River. Note coffee percolator 290. Indians on Churchill River. Man. 291. Native woman and child - Nome Alaska 292. Eskimo man 293. Mackenzie Eskimo & wife - Walker Bay. Victoria Island 294. Eskimo woman 295. Eskimo woman 296. Eskimo woman and child, King Island 297. Group of Eskimo children. Nome Alaska 298. Lunch on trail, sled runner protector from - tent cloth. Copper Eskimo 299. Eskimo making a deer tent Bernard Harbour 300. Bernard Inlet 301. Eskimo woman. 302. An Eskimo kyak [kayak] 303. [Canoe in ice flows] 304. [Historical re-enactment at Lake Windermere] 305. [Historical re-enactment at Lake Windermere] 306. [Indigenous camp, historical re-enactment at Lake Windermere] 307. [Tepee poles] 308. [Tepee poles and sweat lodge framework] / [Mary Schaffer] 309. [Sweat lodge framework] 310. [Sweat lodge framework] 311. Riding in with branches for Sun dance lodge at Morley. Stoney Indians 312. Erecting the Sun dance lodge at Morley for Sun dance 313. [Sundance lodge] 314. [Sundance lodge] 315. Indian Camp, Blackfoot Reserve 316. [Indigenous camp from railroad] 317. [Chicken Dance Stoney Nakoda] 318. [Indigenous society ceremony] 319. [Indigenous ceremony] 320. [Two Indians on horseback] 321. [Indigenous woman and children with travois] 322. Chicken Dance. Stony Indians 323. Indian tepee 324. Banff - A Contented Indian Family - 1927 / Brigden's 325. [Four Indigenous chiefs on horseback] 326. [Group of Indigenous chiefs in front of tepee] 327. [Group of Indigenous chiefs in front of tepee] 328. [Group of Stoney Nakoda with tepee] 329. [Stoney Nakoda family with tepee] 330. [Indigenous camp] 331. Mrs. Bigberry & Johnnie Brazos, Calgary, 7/11/99 / Schaffer 332. [Indigenous People in courtyard, Banff Springs Hotel] [copy is backwards] 333. [Stoney Nakoda dancing] 334. [Indigenous family with travois] 335. [Indigenous woman & child with travois] 336. [Indigenous in courtyard of Banff Springs Hotel ; Hector Crawler, far right] 337. [Kootenay Indigenous man] 338. [Indigenous woman tanning hide] / [Byron Harmon] 339. [George McLean (Stoney) on horseback] / [Harry Pollard] 340. [Joshua Twin (Stoney) and daughters] / [Byron Harmon] 341. [Indian woman and child with travois] / [Byron Harmon] 342. [Indian woman tanning hide] / [Byron Harmon] 343. [Portrait of Stoney Nakoda man] / [Byron Harmon] 344. [Stoney Nakoda woman and child] / [Byron Harmon] 345. [Portrait of Stoney Nakoda woman] / [Byron Harmon] 346. [Two Indigenous women] 347. [Two Indigenous women] 348. [Portrait of Indigenous woman] 349. [William Twin (Stoney)] 350. [Portrait of Indigenous man] 351. [Portrait of Indigenous man] 352. [Indigenous woman and child] 353. [Portrait of Indigenous man] 354. [Peter Wesley (Stoney?)] 355. [Portrait of Indigenous man] 356. Black Feather (Blood) McLeod Alta. 357. [Portrait of Indigenous man] 358. [Portrait of Joshua Twin (Stoney)] / [Byron Harmon] 359. [Paul Beaver (Stoney) at Kootenay Plains 1904] 360. Chief Duck Head, Chief of Blackfoot Indians 361. [Portrait of Indigenous man] 362. [Portrait of Indigenous man] 363. [Portrait of Indigenous woman] / [Byron Harmon] 364. [Portrait of Indigenous man] 365. [Two Indigenous children]

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Mary Schaffer lantern slides

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Part Of: Moore family fonds

Scope & Content: Pertain to Maligne Lake and Yellowhead area. Involve primarily Jasper Park and northern Banff Park, with a few of the regions of Banff, Lake Louise, Morley and Glacier (B.C.). Most are scenics; some relate to Indigenous people; others relate to mountain travels and activities. -- Item-level inven…

Date Range: 1907 - 1911

Reference Code: V439/PS -1 to 98

Description Level: 5 / File

GMD: Photograph; Lantern slide; Transparency

Part Of: Moore family fonds

Description Level: 5 / File

Fonds Number: M307 / V439

Series: I.B. Philip Moore series : Professional

Sous-Fonds: V439

Reference Code: V439/PS -1 to 98

GMD: Photograph; Lantern slide; Transparency

Date Range: 1907 - 1911

Physical Description: 98 photographs : transparencies; glass

Scope & Content: Pertain to Maligne Lake and Yellowhead area. Involve primarily Jasper Park and northern Banff Park, with a few of the regions of Banff, Lake Louise, Morley and Glacier (B.C.). Most are scenics; some relate to Indigenous people; others relate to mountain travels and activities. -- Item-level inventory available.

Content Details: This material is presented as originally created, it contains outdated cultural descriptions and potentially offensive content. Materials in historical collections reflect the attitudes, ideas, and norms of the era and culture in which they were created or collected. Offensive or harmful terms are retained for historical accuracy or to document the issues and social context of a specific time and the attitudes and opinions of the people who created the material. 1. One of Our Summer Homes (p.259) [Mollie Adams, Mary Schaffer, William Warren and Joe Barker in camp] / [Mary Schaffer] 2. [Mary Schaffer in front of tent] / [Mollie Adams?] 3. [Mary Schaffer crossing stream on log, William Warren watching] / [Mollie Adams] 4. [Mary Schaffer and Mollie Adams on trail] / [Mary Schaffer?] 5. [Mary Schaffer leading horse on trail] / [Mollie Adams?] 6. [Mary Schaffer and Billy Warren] 7. Stonies on Kootenai Plains [Sampson Beaver and family] [1906] / [Mary Schaffer] 8. [Map of the Canadian Rockies used for Mary Schaffer's lantern slide presentations] / [Mary Schaffer] 9. Wild-fowl Lake [Waterfowl Lake] / [Mary Schaffer] 10. Gorge at Bear Creek - 1 [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 11. Gorge at Bear Creek - 2 [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 12. [Mt.] Murchison [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 13. [Cliffs on Mt. Wilson?] [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 14. [Panther Falls?] [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 15. Burnt Camp on North Fork [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 16. [Packtrain on Wilcox Pass] [1907 / [Mary Schaffer] 17. [Sid Unwin with packhorses near the Endless Chain] [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 18. [Fortress Lake] [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 19. [Mt. Columbia] [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 20. [Dr. A. P. Coleman] [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 21. Nashan-esen [Watchman's] Peak from Thompson Pass [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 22. Nigel Pass and Peak (p.136) [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 23. Head of Brazeau Lake [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 24. Brazeau Lake [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 25. "It was certainly a dreary scene" (p.146) [near Brazeau Lake] [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 26. Gorge near Cataract River [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 27. The Beacon in Cataract River [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 28. An Indian Home on the Saskatchewan [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 29. "Two tepees nestled among the trees, Kootenay Plains] [1907?] / [Mary Schaffer] 30. [Stoney Nakoda with tepees, Kootenay Plains] [1907?] / [Mary Schaffer] 31. A Stoney Nakoda Tepee Nestled among the Poplars on the Kootenai Plains (p.257) [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 32. Sampson Beaver & His Daughter Frances Louise. Stoney Tribe Near Morley / [Mary Schaffer] 33. [Tepee at dusk] / [Mary Schaffer] 34. Indian Tepee Poles and Willow Sticks twisted in shape for the Indian's Steam Bath / [Mary Schaffer] 35. Savage and Civilized [Elliott Barnes showing Stoney Nakoda how his camera works] [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 36. Glacier Lake near Mt. Lyell / [Mary Schaffer] 37. In the Valley of the Lakes [Mt. Lyell [1907] / [Mary Schaffer] 38. Muggins (p.210) [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 39. [Man on horseback near Camp Parker] / [Mary Schaffer] 40. In Su Wapta Gorge [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 41. Su Wapta Canyon [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 42. Mt. Athabasca [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 43. [Camp at North End of Maligne Lake, 1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 44. At the Head of Maligne Lake looking north toward the Narrows and Sampson Peak [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 45. [Rafting on Maligne Lake] [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 46. [Mr. Muggins on raft at Maligne Lake] [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 47. Mt. Maligne at the Head of the Sandpiper Valley [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 48. [Swimming horses across mouth of Maligne Lake] [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 49. [Swimming horses across mouth of Maligne Lake] [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 50. Mt. Geikie from Athabasca R. [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 51. Yellowhead L. looking east [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 52. On the Yellowhead Pass [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 53. First Glimpse of Mt. Robson [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 54. A Slippery Spot on Fraser [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 55. [Indigenous canoes beside Fraser River] [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 56. Ida Swift [1908] / [Mary Schaffer] 57. Jack Cregg & his squaw [1908?] / [Mary Schaffer] 58. [Restaurant on G.T.P. line] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 59. [Pool Halls and other canvas-topped log buildings on G.T.P. line [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 60. [Settlement on G.T.P. line] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 61. [Restaurant/store on G.T.P. line] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 62. [Swimming horses across Athabasca River] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 63. Maligne Gorge [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 64. Maligne Gorge [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 65. [Jack Otto with packhorse Jonas carrying boards for boat] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 66. Looking toward Shovel Pass, 1911 / [Mary Schaffer] 67. [Packhorse Jonas carrying boards on Shovel Pass] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 68. [Packhorse Jonas carrying boards for boat] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 69. The first raft on Maligne 1911 / [Mary Schaffer] 70. [Paul Sharpless and ______ Wheeler rowing boat H.M.S. Chaba the Second] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 71. Maligne Lake from Statue 1911 / [Mary Schaffer] 72. Mt. Charlton from Pixie Valley [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 73. Sunshine Falls on Maligne [camp at Maligne Lake] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 74. [Tepee and woman at Maligne Lake] [1911] / [Mary Schaffer] 75. At the end of Pixie Valley 1911 / [Mary Schaffer] 76. [Unidentified lake] / [Mary Schaffer] 77. [Unidentified lake] / [Mary Schaffer] 78. [Unidentified mountain and stream] / [Mary Schaffer] 79. [Unidentified mountain] / [Mary Schaffer] 80. [Unidentified mountain scene] / [Mary Schaffer] 81. [Unidentified mountain scene] / [Mary Schaffer] 82. [Unidentified mountain and lake] / [Mary Schaffer] 83. [Bow River in winter] / [Mary Schaffer] 84. [Unidentified mountain and river] / [Mary Schaffer] 85. [Unidentified waterfall] / [Mary Schaffer] 86. [Ptarmigan Lake?] / [Mary Schaffer] 87. [Unidentified mountains and lake] / [Mary Schaffer] 88. [Unidentified mountains and lake] / [Mary Schaffer] 89. [Unidentified mountain, lake and river] / [Mary Schaffer] 90. [Unidentified mountains and river] / [Mary Schaffer] 91. [Unidentified mountains] / [Mary Schaffer] 92. [Unidentified mountains and valley] / [Mary Schaffer] 93. [Unidentified mountains and lake] / [Mary Schaffer] 94. [Unidentified canyon] / [Mary Schaffer] 95. [Unidentified mountain & glacier] / [Mary Schaffer] 96. [Packer and packhorse on snowfield] / [Mary Schaffer] 97. [Saddlehorse] / [Mary Schaffer] 98. [Indigenous tree burial] / [Mary Schaffer]