Mrs stone found 8 records - Research Collections - Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies

Scope & Content: Collection includes: certificate of general resolution of appreciation commending Jack Curren, Frank Betteridge, Frank Gombert, F. Wells, Reno Fitten, William Child and Ralph Rink for aid in the rescue of Mrs. W. E. Stone, July 24, 1921, and recovery of the body of Dr. W. E. Stone, d. July 17, 1921…

Date Range: [ca.1870-ca.1970]

Reference Code: M16 / V203

Description Level: 1 / Fonds

GMD: Photograph; Negative; Photograph print; Poster; Textual record; Private record

Part Of: Ron Duke collection

Description Level: 1 / Fonds

Fonds Number: M 16; V 203

Sous-Fonds: M 16; V 203

Accession Number: 168, 1572, 1593, 1644, 2626, 3379

Reference Code: M16 / V203

GMD: Photograph; Negative; Photograph print; Poster; Textual record; Private record

Date Range: [ca.1870-ca.1970]

Physical Description: 1 textual record. -- 12 photographs : prints, posters, negatives

History / Biographical: Ron Duke was a professional photographer at Banff, Alberta, Canada

Scope & Content: Collection includes: certificate of general resolution of appreciation commending Jack Curren, Frank Betteridge, Frank Gombert, F. Wells, Reno Fitten, William Child and Ralph Rink for aid in the rescue of Mrs. W. E. Stone, July 24, 1921, and recovery of the body of Dr. W. E. Stone, d. July 17, 1921, on Mount Eon; and various photographs collected by Duke from unknown sources. Included is a Dave White & Sons Ltd. poster of eight prints, showing store 1894 to 1948; also a poster of male descendants of John Brewster, ca.1965, with ten images.

Name Access: Duke, Ron (collector)

Subject Access: Exploration, discovery and travel

Access Restrictions: No restrictions on access; Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply

Language: Language is English

Creator: Duke, Ron (collector)

Category: Exploration, discovery and travel

Title Source: Title based on accession records and contents of collection

Processing Status: Processed

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[Commendation from American Alpine Club]

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Part Of: George Noble fonds

Scope & Content: Pertains to Peyto, Bill and rescue of Mrs. Stone from Mt. Eon

Date Range: 1922

Reference Code: V469 / 1666

Description Level: 6 / Item

GMD: Photograph; Negative

1 image

Part Of: George Noble fonds

Description Level: 6 / Item

Series: I. Scenic and documentary views

Reference Code: V469 / 1666

GMD: Photograph; Negative

Date Range: 1922

Physical Description: 1 negative : 12 x 17 cm or smaller

Scope & Content: Pertains to Peyto, Bill and rescue of Mrs. Stone from Mt. Eon

Subject Access: Arts

Geographic Access: Alberta

Images

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In jeopardy

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Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Published Date: 1979

Author: Ford, Theresa M., ed

Publisher: Edmonton : Alberta Education

Call Number: 05 F75i

Author: Ford, Theresa M., ed

Publisher: Edmonton : Alberta Education

Published Date: 1979

Physical Description: 224p. : ill

Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Series: Western Canadian literature for youth

Notes: Partial contents: Avalanche / Robert E. Gard; Disaster at Avalanche Mountain / Cecil Clark; The agony of Mrs. Stone / Jon Whyte; At Grips with a Grizzly / Colin Wyatt

Accession Number: 3092

Call Number: 05 F75i

Collection: Archives Library

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The old cabin : poems from Banff

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Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Published Date: 1984

Author: Burles, Gordon

Call Number: 05.1 B92 1984 July–Sep PAM

Author: Burles, Gordon

Published Date: 1984

Physical Description: 50p

Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Notes: Contents: The heron (p.1); The hermit (p.2); Biskobad changes (p.3); Striving stone (p.4); The children on the hill (p.5); The old cabin (p.6); Vision for vision (p.7); With her (p.8); Rural roads (p.9); Bill Peyto alone (p.10); After the funeral (p.11); Among the poplars (p.12); A dream of moonlight (13); Night and day (p.14); The road home (p.15); She goes away (p.16); Love lesson (p.17); We sat here (p.18); The hike (p.19); Reunion (p.20); Plato in the twilight (p.21); The horsemen (p.22); Funeral (p.23); Bill Peyto old (p.24); Spring (p.25); Testament (p.26); A promise of mountain days (p.27); Banff (p.28); After the concert (p.29); Mountain camp (p.30); New love (p.31); The wedding (p.32); Old age(p.33); Seeing Mt. Cascade from the Spray River (p.34); Lane Johnson returns to Banff, 1919 (p.35); With Mr. Sanson (p.36); The old alpinist (p.37); Meeting a former love (p.38); Old Antophon remembers (p.39); Daybreak (p.40); The ballerina (p.41); The first snow (p.42); Mrs. Stone remembers (p.43); Summer moments (p.44); Mrs. Wheeler’s garden (p.45); At the Banff Springs Hotel (p.46); Plato dying (p.47); Snowfall (p.48); When she walked by (p.49); At the Chateau Lake Louise (p. 50); Cover: drawing by Wayne Milburn of cabin with Mounts Stoney Squaw and Cascade

Accession Number: 6340; 17000

Call Number: 05.1 B92 1984 July–Sep PAM

Collection: Archives Library

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General Commercial Work negatives [4/15]

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Part Of: Ron Duke fonds

Scope & Content: Sub-series pertains to approx. 176 black and white negatives and includes individual, group, family and baby portraits, school portraits, classes, sports, graduation, events, yearkbook, weddings, businesses and facilities, buildings and dwellings, construction projects and government projects, cour…

Date Range: 1960

Reference Code: V180 / III / A / iv / NA - 001 to 0184

Description Level: 4 / Sub-series

GMD: Negative

Part Of: Ron Duke fonds

Description Level: 4 / Sub-series

Fonds Number: M175 / V180

Series: II.A. Banff School of Fine Arts ; Banff School of Fine Arts

Sous-Fonds: V180

Accession Number: 168, 232, 1572, 1593, 1644, 1868, 2626, 3379, 5772

Reference Code: V180 / III / A / iv / NA - 001 to 0184

GMD: Negative

Date Range: 1960

Physical Description: ca. 176 photographs : b&w negatives ; 12.1 x 9.9 cm or smaller

History / Biographical: See fonds level description

Scope & Content: Sub-series pertains to approx. 176 black and white negatives and includes individual, group, family and baby portraits, school portraits, classes, sports, graduation, events, yearkbook, weddings, businesses and facilities, buildings and dwellings, construction projects and government projects, courses, conventions, conferences, meetings, presentations, displays and exhibits, clubs and organizations, Banff events including Banff Winter Carnival, Banff School of Fine Arts 1963-1971, Banff and area views, copy work. Includes: 001 - Bill Wilson portrait 002 - Labour Council, BSFA 003 - Tony Zembiak, BSFA 004 - Medical Convention Banquet, Cascade Hotel 006 - J.C.C. Ice-capade Groups 008 - Alberta Insurance Assoc., BSFA 009 - Anne Kozak portrait 011 - Henderson and Wonnocoh boys 012 - Civil Service Group, BSFA 013 - Junior Ski Team 014 - Mr. Gammon Main St. [construction on Banff Avenue] 015 - Fuller Brush Co. Group 016 - John Leenhouts portrait 018 - BSFA Business Management, Class room shots 019 - Upper Hot Springs – Winter 021 - BSFA Lecture and Banquet 022 - Tom Sykes portrait 023 - Dempster Banquet, Timberline Hotel 024 - Western Canada Farm Leaders Conference 025 - Banff Curling Club Committee 026 - Peter Weber wedding 027 - Aaron Drenler, Canmore, Alta. 028 - Perozni, Boy Scout portrait 029 - Executive Development Group – BSFA 030 - Gaines Baby Pics 031 - Owchar[?] Brown wedding 032 - Moffat Convention, Timberline Hotel 033 - Kiwanis Variety Show 034 - Masonic Lodge Group 035 - McLeod-Ashley wedding 036 - Junior Chamber of Commerce 037 - Kinsman Club Group 038 - Education Administration Group, G.L. Mowat, BSFA 039 - Badgley Baby 040 - Inge wedding 041 - Foreman’s Club, BSFA 042 - Miss Fuch portrait 043 - N. Levaseur 044 - Automotive Management Group, BSFA 045 - Alumni Assoc. BSFA 046 - Canadian Council of Churches, BSFA 047 - Traffic Control Conference 048 - Norquay Motors, Tilden U’ Drive 049 - Tony Spierings portrait 050 - Postmasters Association Ladies Aux. 051 - C. Biel [Beil] 052 - Norquay Lodge 053 - (1 – 162) – AARN 054 - Gov. General Vanier, Train Station 055 - PE Classes 056 - Legion Presentation to Hospital 057 - Mr. K.B. Gray, Calgary, wedding 058 - Canmore High School Graduation 059 - Wylie-Anderson wedding 060 - Canadian Educational Association 061 - Roy McFadyen, Acadia Valley, Alberta 062 - Mental Health Association, BSFA 063 - School Children 064 - Conference on Business Policies, BSFA 065 - Banff High School Graduation 066 - Doctors Alumni Group, Timberline 067 - Jenny Foulds 068 - Lillian Stasierk[?] 069 - Gayle Louhela portrait 070 - Dr. Fleming baby 071 - Sharon Panduv[?] portrait 072 - Dianne Baskin portrait 073 - Mrs. L. Goldman Baby portrait 074 - St. Regis Paper Group, BSH Golf Course 075 - United Church Cub Pack – Hillside 076 - Square Dancing Group, BSFA 078 - Mr. Baldeiston Tomb Stone 079 - Bealeau family group 080 - Evelynn Wheatley portrait 081 - Hockey Tour 082 - Gabriel 083 - Dominick Alfano, Golden, B.C., wedding 084 - Mr. Wm. Scott, Canmore, wedding 085 - Mrs. Ted Stafford and children – portrait 086 - Mr. Wardle House pic. 087 - Sulphur Mt. Gondola Lift Signs 088 - Happiness Tour 089 - Rundle Photo Staff 090 - Adolf Lehmann portrait 091 - Mrs. Blaseckie Baby portrait 092 - J. Simon, Banff, portrait 093 - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Busetto, Canmore, wedding 094 - Banff Camer [Camera] Staff 095 - Mr. H. Blakley, Radium Hot Springs 096 - Alberta Teachers Asc., BSFA – group 097 - Payne portrait 098 - A.T.A. group 099 - YWCA 0100 - Caroline Peters portrait 0101 - Forest-Hamilton wedding 0102 - Bahai Group, BSFA 0103 - Dr. Jellison group, BSFA 0104 - Hr. Red Cross, BSFA 0105 - Jr. Red Cross, Saskatchewan Groups etc. 0106 - 7th Annual Western Citizenship Seminar 0107 - Jr. Red Cross, Play and Group 0108 - Fall Art Short Course, BSFA 0109 - Delta Upsilon Convention, BSFA 0110 - Gary Marks wedding 0111 - Taylor portrait 0112 - Delta Upsilon Convention, BSFA 0113 - Happiness Tour 0114 - 4 H Club, BSFA 0115 - George Shaw portrait 0116 - Masonic Lodge officers 0117 - Miss Borisanko, Canmore 0118 - Jewish Women’s Council, BSFA 0119 - Mr. and Mrs. James Dunham, Toronto, wedding 0121 - Vale Volk wedding 0122 - Becker-Munck wedding 0123 - BSFA 0125 - Catholic Family Conference, BSFA 0125A - Mrs. Duggan – retake on baby portrait 0126 - Gunther’s Bldg. Supplies Ltd., Calgary, shots of Chateau L.L. [Chateau Lake Louise] rooms 0127 - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Corbett (Marlene Podetz) 0128 - Mrs. Duggan baby pics. 0129 - Alcoholism Foundations Progress, BSFA 0130 - Block – Mikusa wedding 0131 - John Paul Stutz 0132 - Hruby[?]-Brown wedding 0133 - Henry-Yurasek wedding 0134 - P. Degenstein, Calgary 0135 - Stained Glass Window, Father McGuiness [McGuinness] 0136 - Presbyterian Group, BSFA 0137 - Alberta Motel and Resort Assoc. 0140 - St. Regis Paper, Exshaw 0141 - Richard-Gaetz wedding, Golden, B.C. 0142 - Lounge – BSFA 0143 - Durling baby pics. 0144 - Eugene Elm, Hardisty 0145 - Joe Picker 0146 - Rural Leadership, BSFA 0147 - Mr. and Mrs. Sandquist, Red Deer, wedding 0148 - Mrs. Timmons baby pic. 0149 - Timberline Hotel Convention Room 0150 - Mahoney Children portrait 0151 - Ruddock children portrait, Baby Pics. 0152 - Rom Scott baby pic. 0153 - Casper McCoullough 0154 - Masonic Lodge 0155 - St. Mary’s Holy Water Font [?] 0156 - Frank Gormley wedding 0157 - Lou Crosby 0158 - Van Christou Baby Pics 0159 - Georgian Day portrait 0160 - Jean Callow 0161 - Signs, Gondola Lift 0162 - Dr. Kennedy 0163 - Dr. Atkins 0164 - Dr. Fleming and family 0165 - Mrs. Unwin, Salvation Army Group 0166 - Norosad Baby Pics. 0167 - Mrs. Annette Brewster Baby Pics. 0168 - Mrs. Martin Gehmann, Motel #5, Baby Pics. 0169 - J.C. McLean, Canmore 0170 - Mrs. W. Rande, Field, B.C. 0171 - Nancy Church 0172 - Johnson family portrait 0173 - Barker, Upper Hot Springs, Baby Pics. 0174 - Greg Child portrait and Passport 0175 - Dave Spence family group 0176 - John Erickson Baby Pictures 0177 - Dorian Children 0178 - McNulty portrait 0179 - Wishart portrait 0180 - Arlene Hamblin portrait 0181 - Gilfile portrait 0182 - International Ski Group, U of A 0183 - Peyto Group at Timberline 0184 - McLeod-Muehle wedding Mr. S. Hansen

Notes: Some files may have more than one negative.

Subject Access: Academics; Activities; Advertising; Architecture; Art; Artists; Banff Centre; Banff Community High School; Banff High School; Banff School of Fine Arts; Boy Scouts of Canada; Buildings and facilities; Buses; Cameras; Chateau Lake Louise; Children; Churches; Community life; Family and personal life; First Nations; Girl Guides of Canada; Gondola; Hotels; Indigenous Peoples; Marriage; Mountain School; Mountains; Personal and Family Life; Personal and Professional Life; Portrait; Public events; School; School athletics; Skiing; Sports; Sulphur Mountain; Sulphur Mountain Gondola; Theatre; Weddings; Winter Carnival; Winter sports

Geographic Access: Banff; Lake Louise; Banff National Park; Canmore; Exshaw; Calgary; Alberta

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

Language: English

Finding Aid: Finding aids and reference tools: series and file description; electronic finding aid

Creator: Duke, Ron

Title Source: Title based on sub-series

Processing Status: Processed

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The impossible climb : Alex Honnold, El Capitan, and the climbing life

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Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Published Date: 2018

Author: Synnott, Mark

Publisher: [New York, New York] : Dutton, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC

Call Number: G512 T44 S96

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Author: Synnott, Mark

Publisher: [New York, New York] : Dutton, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC

Published Date: 2018

Physical Description: viii, 405 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (chiefly color)

Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Subjects: Rock climbing; Travel

Abstract: In Mark Synnott’s unique window on the ethos of climbing, his friend Alex Honnold’s astonishing free solo ascent of El Capitan’s 3,000 feet of sheer granite is the central act. When Honnold topped out at 9:28 A.M. on June 3, 2017, having spent fewer than four hours on his historic ascent, the world gave a collective gasp. The New York Times described it as “one of the great athletic feats of any kind, ever.” Synnott’s personal history of his own obsession with climbing since he was a teenager—through professional climbing triumphs and defeats, and the dilemmas they render—makes this a deeply reported, enchanting revelation about living life to the fullest. What are we doing if not an impossible climb? Synnott delves into a raggedy culture that emerged decades earlier during Yosemite’s Golden Age, when pioneering climbers like Royal Robbins and Warren Harding invented the sport that Honnold would turn on its ear. Painting an authentic, wry portrait of climbing history and profiling Yosemite heroes and the harlequin tribes of climbers known as the Stonemasters and the Stone Monkeys, Synnott weaves in his own experiences with poignant insight and wit: tensions burst on the mile-high northwest face of Pakistan’s Great Trango Tower; fellow climber Jimmy Chin miraculously persuades an official in the Borneo jungle to allow Honnold’s first foreign expedition, led by Synnott, to continue; armed bandits accost the same trio at the foot of a tower in the Chad desert . . . The Impossible Climb is an emotional drama driven by people exploring the limits of human potential and seeking a perfect, choreographed dance with nature. Honnold dared far beyond the ordinary, beyond any climber in history. But this story of sublime heights is really about all of us. Who doesn’t need to face down fear and make the most of the time we have? (from Penguin Random House website)

Contents: "The Hon is going to freesolo El Cap" -- Crazy kids of America -- A vision of the stonemasters' lightning -- Stone monkey -- Crashing the gravy train on the vertical mile -- The secret weapon, Mr. Safety, and Xiao Pung-- Non-profit -- Secret dawn walls -- Amygdala -- The source -- "Her attitude is awesome" -- Fun.

ISBN: 9781101986646

Accession Number: AC639

Call Number: G512 T44 S96

Collection: Alpine Club of Canada Library

URL Notes: Summary on Penguin Random House website

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Lords of many orchards : selected best poems of Gordon Burles

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Published Date: 2003

Author: Burles, Gordon

Publisher: Banff : Gordon Burles

Call Number: 05.1 / B92 / 2003 Oct

Author: Burles, Gordon

Publisher: Banff : Gordon Burles

Published Date: 2003

Physical Description: 401p

Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Notes: Copy 2 is signed by the author; Contents: The heron (p.1); When she walked by (p.1); Striving stone (p.2); The children on the hill (p.3); The old cabin (p.4); A dream of moonlight (p.4); Vision for vision (p.5); Rural roads (p.6); Bill Peyto alone (p.7); Night and day (p.8); The road home (p.9); Love lesson (p.10); The hike (p.11); Funeral (p.12); The first snow (p. 13); Manifestation (p.14); Avant-garde artist (p.15); To my wife (p.16); Where Kathleen lives (p.17); At the guest lodge (p.17); Winter near Fairholme (p.18); Motley (p.18); Mt. Norquay road (p.19); Going to Bourgeau Lake (p.20); Destiny (p.20); The visitor (p.21); The farewell (p.21); The camp trip (p.22); For Fay (p.23); Boots and saddle (p.24); Anthracite (p.25); A dream (p.25); Cleomenes remembers (p. 26); Wandering (p.27); Imperial peace (p.27); Summer idyll (p.28); Beatitude (p. 28);Yard clearing (p. 29); Spring tragedy (p.30); Grief (p.31); Fairholme peak (p.31); In childhood (p.32); Ectopia (p.33); Now, dear Leander (p.34); In early May (p.34); Two friends (p.35); During the war (p.36);Hermione’s rodeo (p.37); Worship (p.38); First World War (p.38); Edwardian road (p.39); Scimitar (p.39); His rhapsody (p.40); Le cimetiere (p.41); Visitors (p.42); Plato (p. 43); Summer (p.44); Late Victoriana (p.44); Some panacea! (p.45); Cote de l’eternite (p.45); From my rippertoir (p.46); It happened that way (p.47); Yuletide (p.48); To be oneself (p.48); China (p.49); Huay (p.49); In the land of the toy Teuton (p.50); Nature (p.50); At the Chateau Lake Louise (p.51); Sobbing: Rockbound Lake (p.51); City (p.52);Dr. Thompson and the westernmost (p.52); Vision for Matsuko (p.53); Natalie (p.54); Eight-mile (p.54); Mont St. Eloi (p.55); Afterwhere (p.56); Andalusia (p.57); The other (p.57); Out for a stroll (p.58); Tears for old Lacerta (p.58); While we slumber (p.59); Sunday dancing (p.60); Return of the Magi (p.61); Midnight at Banff (p.62); Vision from a landfill (p.63); Nightfall (p.64); Carotte (p.65); Meditation in a canyon (p.65); Ripeness is all (p.66); October (p.66); Lewis Crescent (p. 67); That proffered vision (p.68); The way of all flesh (p.69); For Albemarle Runstead (p.70); On the world’s carousel (p.71); Asia and her gang (p.72); December idyll (p.72); Thursday liturgy (p.73); Corinth (p.73); From an old photograph (p.74); Homage to Muskrat Street (p.75); Vision for Yone (p.76); The lynx (p.76); Imperatives for Sudsy (p.77); Canyon (p.78); After (p.79); That sunny September (p.80); Homage to Nell Noble (p.81); That townbred vision (p.82); Erstwhile Christmas (p.83); A picnic, 1910 (p.84); More like magnolias (p.85); Imperatives for Yone (p.86); World without end (p.87); Meditation for Alexandra (p.87); Spring journey (p.88); Solitude (p.89); Merely yesterday (p.90); That erstwhile November (p.91); Late in November (p.92); A morning in November (p.93); Late in September (p.94); Vision for Audrey Semple (p.95); Homage to Adelaide Luckmore (p.96); Snow and rock (p.97); Banff (p.97); Sunday evening (p.98); Investiture (p.99); Memoir for Latimer Hoebig (p.100); Address to the court (p.101); Redearth Creek (p.101); For Lydia in spring (p.102); The owl (p.102); April revelation (p.103); Travelling (p.104); Elizabeth (p.104); Autumn (p.105); Sunday evening (p.105); Urban Sunday (p.106); Mrs. Hyde’s funeral (p. 107); Memory for Lydia (p. 108); Memoir for Clawson Blackaway (p.109); Vision on a June evening (p.110); Vision for Sibylla (p.111); Never Septuagesima (p.112); Vision for Alison Dahlbert (p.113); Portrait of midsummer (p.114); Vision in midsummer (p.115); Edwardian noctuary (p.116); Vision for Astrid Von Einhorn(p.117); The things that are no more (p.117); Letter to Stimson Dawe-Westermere (p. 118); A rainy Sunday (p.119); Letter to Abigail Greenlace (p.119); After the concert (p.120); Plato dying (p.121); Some kind of Saturday (p.122); Creed for Kezia (p.122); Vision for Elsie Ward (p.123); Denouement in February (p.124); Diary for a Sunday in August (p.124); Funeral rites in April (p.125); Noctuary for Hermione Fenton (p.125); Vision for Hladislaw Upton (p.126); Noctuary for Jacqueline (p.126); Narrative for Luxton Heath-Beaumont (p.127); Narrative for Heseltine Veaudry (p.128); A mad ransom for ecstasy (p.129); Morning at the Cemetery Tea House (p.130); Twilight notes (p.131); Recollection for Buxton Westmore (p. 131); The autumn crisis (p.132); Narrative for Elmer Blake-Hoolihan (p.133); Solstice adventure (p.134); Wisdom for the jeweller (p.135); Dream for Kezia (p.135); Portrait of summer (p.136); Epiphany in late August (p.137); Weekender’s vision (p.138); The storm in early August (p.139); Neighbours (p.139); Incident in September (p. 140); Portrait of autumn (p. 143); September night out (p.144); Edwardian autumn (p.145); Vision for Helena Richmond (p.146); Epiphany for Kasimira (p.147); Prologue for Kasimira (p.148); Incident for Carlotta (p.149); Narrative for Latimer Oldstone (p. 150); “Happy birthday, Kezia” (p.151); The pension in autumn (p.152); Episode in August (p.152); Send this, Gilbert (p.153); Adventure for midsummer (p.154); Portrait for Kezia Von Ostmark (p.155); Solitary moment (p.156); Autumnal night (p.157); That lithophagic frown (p.157); Narrative for Helga (p. 158); Aubade in spring (p.159); Plangent days, no doubt (p.160); Summertime incident (p.161); Afternoon in summer (p. 162); September adventure (p.163); Fine weather predicted (p. 164); I’ll call the surveyor tomorrow (p.165); Narrative for Jacobson Lashuk (p.166); Narrative for Lexington Nethershaw (p. 167); Exordium for Halberd Munroe (p.168); Portrait for Lorna (p.169); Ritual (p.170); Narrative for Twyla Lathom (p.173); Positively wizard, Pooky (p.174); Epiphany in April (p.175); Vernal narrative (p.176); Summer incident (p.177); Fate of an anarchist (p.178); At Johnson’s Lake (p.179); Summer judgement (p.180); After Andzia’s funeral (p.181); Letter to Bertrand Von Ostmark (p.182); Tampering with Tuesday (p.185); Memoir for Riordan Bekstad (p.186); Memoir for Ludmila (p.187); Portrait for Emmanuel Upton (p.188); Narrative for Wolfgang Herbertson (p.189); Narrative for Ludmila Carnegie (p.190); December interment (p.191); Afternoon incident (p.192); Portrait for Hampton Rasporich (p.193); Incident for Nigel (p.193); Narrative for Tomoko (p.194); Incident in November (p.195); Portrait for Alexandra (p.196); Springtime dream (p.196); The dehumanizing sway of fame (p.197); Memoir for Bessemer Gascoigne (p.198); Summer epiphany (p.199); Portrait for Theodore Lazenby (p.200); Narrative for Ludmila Gainesborough (p.201); Yesterday was impure (p.202); Portrait for Bronwen (p.203); Portrait of a summer morning (p. 204); Portrait for Bernard Leigh-Windermere (p.205); Portrait for Augustus Torrington (p.206); Narrative for Liam Walker-Genereux (p.207); Incident in early summer (p.208); Portrait of early August (p.209); Portrait of early summer (p.210); October epiphany (p.211); Portrait for Leicestershire Baldwin (p.212); Portrait for Lorimer Giesbrecht (p.213); Portrait for Augustus Honegger (p.214); Narrative for Lathom Sandeman (p.215); Portrait for Vanessa Simenon (p.216); Portrait for Corinna (p.217); Afternoon incident for Eva (p. 218); Sermon for Lilia (p.219); Portrait for Andalucia Billingsgate (p.220); Portrait of September (p.221); October experience (p.222); Narrative for Micah Havelock (p.222); November night out (p.223); Narrative for Salerno Westlock (p.224); Portrait for Nathan Clerkenwell (p.224); Narrative for Leander Hazelmere (p.225); Incident in autumn (p.226); Epiphany in late March (p.227); Spring (p.227); Experience in early September (p.228); Portrait for Nigel Saddington (p.229); Autumn portrait (p.230); Narrative for Adeline Frere (p.231); Incident for Adrian Lewthwaite (p.232); Experience in spring (p.233); For Anzimiera (p.233); If tears would help (p.234); Portrait of early September (p.235); Letter to Anzimiera (p.236); Portrait for Anzimiera (p.237); Portrait of August (p.238); Portrait for Wendy Saddington (p.238); The mason’s words (p.239); At Bankhead (p.239); Portrait of August (p.240); Portrait for Latimer Stratton (p.241); Portrait for Nigel Lansdown-Hawthorne (p.242); Memoir for Burnett Chatterton (p.243); Portrait for Grimshaw Roehampton (p.244); Westward to Quinquagesima (p.245); Incident in spring (p.246); Portrait for Adrian Von Markewiecz (p.247); Incident for Madelein (p.248); November exhortation (p.249); Portrait of spring (p.250); Portrait for Westermere Beckwith (p.251); Portrait for Andzia Norfolk (p.252); Portrait for Adrian (p.253); Narrative for Radcliffe Starkey (p.254); Portrait for Helen Saddington (p.255); Portrait for Basil Morant (p.256); Portrait for Neville De Beauchance (p.257); Portrait for Nathaniel (p.257); Portrait for Pelham Postlethwaite (p.258); Theodolite alley (p.259); Portrait for Leslie Sundergaard (p.260); Portrait for Sandra (p.261); Narrative for Drucilla Roehampton (p.262); Portrait for McMaster Chadwick (p.263); Portrait for Eleanora Rumbold (p.264); Portrait of late morning (p.265); Portrait for Adrian Westcot (p.266); Portrait for Alexandra (p.267); Portrait for Adrian Hazeldean (p.268); Portrait for Sanford Roebuck (p.269); Portrait for Neville Lathom (p. 270); Letter to Adrian (p.271); Portrait for Ethelbert (p.272); Portrait for Jillian (p.273); Portrait for Hailesham Isherwood (p.273); Portrait for Heseltine (p.274); Portrait of evening (p.275); Portrait for Adrian Holloway (p.276); Portrait of summer for Nigel Lewthwaite (p.277); Portrait for Etherspear Chatterton (p.277); Portrait for Ernest Roehampton (p.278); Letter to Jillian (p.278); Portrait for Nathaniel Sandringham (p.279); Portrait for Ethelbert Roehampton (p.280); Portrait for Andzia Learmonth (p.281); Portrait for Ethelbert (p. 281); Portrait of Lassitude (p. 282); Another portrait for Jillian (p.283); Portrait for Mary (p.284); Letter to Kezia (p.285); Portrait for Ethelbert Rilehampton (p.286); Portrait for Amand Hampton-Giles (p.286); Narrative for Kezia (p.287); Portrait for Natalia Westmoreland-Roehampton (p.288); Portrait for Adrian Clapperton (p.289); Letter to Adrian Roebuck (p. 289); Portrait for Willoughby Easthampton (p. 290); Portrait for Hadrian Moorehouse (p.291); Another portrait for Kazimiera (p.292); Memoir for Hadrian (p.293); Portrait for Natalia Van Der Wald (p.294); Portrait for Nigel Endicotte (p.295); One more portrait for Kezia (p. 296); Portrait for Annalee Westlock (p.297); Narrative for Ikumi and Atsuko (p.298); Portrait for Natalie Westmoreland (p.299); Another protrait for Maija (sic) (p.300); Portrait for Hayward (p.300); Portrait for Leighton Hammersmith (p.301); Portrait for Manon (p.302); Portrait for Halliwell Saddington (p.303); Another Letter to Jillian (p.304); Portrait of home (p.305); Afternoon in late March (p.305); Portrait for Geoffrey (p. 306); Portrait for Beatrix Hawthorne (p.307); Summertime dialogue (p.308); Another incident in August (p.309); Another portrait for Ingrid (p.310); Portrait for Adrian Everet (p.311); Portrait for Adrain Sherwood (p.312); Portrait for Nigel Colclough (p.312); Epiphany in early October (p.313); Letter to Hadrian (p. 314); Portrait for Delores (p.315); Portrait Dedicated to Adrian (p.316); One more portrait of August (p.317); Another portrait of November (p.318); Portrait for Dayna Westermere (p.319); Portrait for Elsa and Eva (p.320); One more portrait of autumn (p.320); Portrait of summer for Arcadeuse (p.321); Meditation in early December (p. 322); Memoir for Alexander (p.323); Another meditation in October (p.323); A portrait for Alicia and Maria (p.324); Another portrait for Maja (p.325); Another portrait for Roma, Eva, and Maja (p.326); Memoir for Lawrence (p.327); Memoir for Nigel Exeter-Hampton (p.328); Portrait for Heather (p.329); Portrait of night for Eva (p.330); Portrait in honour of Rachel (p.331); Portrait for Elizabeth (p.332); Portrait of supper-hour (p.333); Memoir for Kazimiera (p.334); Letter to Pelagia (p.335); One more portrait for Rachel (p.336); Narrative for Elias Shrimpton (p.337); Further portrait for Alicia (p.338); Portrait for Natalie Watson (p.339); Portrait of autumn (p.339); Memoir for Yvonne Eastwood (p.340); Portrait for Patricia (p.341); Portrait for Gisela (p.341); Portrait for Lathom Rolandson (p.342); Portrait for Angela Rotherham (p.342); Portrait for Elisa (p.343); September tableau for Torolf (p.344); No need to embrace futility, darling (p.345); Portrait for Pat (p.346); Portrait for Winslow (p.346); Portrait for Nigel Enderby (p.347); Portrait for Natasha Whippleby (p.348); Portrait for Andaman Hilstad (p.349); December Solstice (p.350); Portrait for Jason (p.351); An evening in winter (p.351); New portrait for Heather (p.352); First portrait for Doreen (p.353); Memoir For Lorna (p.353); Portrait for Angela (p.354); Another portrait for Pat (p.355); First portrait for Mia (p.356); Portrait for Lynney (p.356); Portrait for Phyllis (p.357); Portrait of dusk for Kathleen (p. 358); Another portrait for Eva (p.359); Portrait for Jennifer (p.360); Portrait for Helen (p.360); Portrait for Nicole (p.361); Portrait for Latimer Humphrey (p.361); Noctuary for Peter (p.362); Portrait for Edward (p. 362); Portrait for Louise (p.363); Portrait of afternoon (p.364); Letter to Eleanor (p.365); Noctuary for Sandra (p.365); Portrait for Etherspear Ghent (p.366); Portrait for Ethelbert Addison (p.367); Portrait for Kate Ward (p.368); Exhortation for Heather (p.368); Portrait for Westlock Ghent (p.369); Letter to Anzimiera (p.369); Portrait for Eliza Roehampton (p.370); Portrait for Anne (p.370); Portrait for Anzia McCreary (p.371); Portrait for Clare Weston (p.372); Noctuary for Paulette (p373); Memoir for Sabrina (p.373); Letter to Jessie (p.374); Letter to Winnifred (p.374); Memoir for Keith (p.375); Letter to Adriana (p.376); Portrait for Nathaniel (p.377); Memoir in November (p.377); Nocturne for Kathleen (p.378); Memoir for Melissa (p.379); Letter to Kathy (p.380); Another portrait for Laura (p.381); Portrait for Heloise (p.382); On Lewis Crescent (p.383); Harmonies latent (p.384); Noctuary for Kathleen (p.385); Portrait of summertime (p.386); Portrait for Natalia Roehampton (p.387); Portrait for Eustace (p.388); Portrait of Night (p.388); On the prowl (p.389); Portrait for Andrew (p.389); Portrait for Arcadeuse (p.390); Poet’s night out (p.391); September dialogue (p.391); After the climb (p.392); Would I were there (p.393); 1925 (p.394); Spring storm (p.395); The wife (p.395); The era of sleep (p.396); End of a day’s work (p.397); Noctuary in late summer (p.398); Vision for Bertrand Clerihew-Guggenheim (p.399);A day in August (p.399); Daybreak (p.400); November narrative (p.401); Cover: drawing by Calgary artist, Yone Young

ISBN: 0973298901

Accession Number: 22500; 7483

Call Number: 05.1 / B92 / 2003 Oct

Collection: Archives Library

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