topic:"forest" found 3 records - Research Collections - Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies

Description: A full frame of evergreen trees, a spruce with bare branches dominates the picture, running from top to bottom to the right of the picture.

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Description: A full frame of evergreen trees, a spruce with bare branches dominates the picture, running from top to bottom to the right of the picture.

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Scope & Content: File consists of 79 colour photographs, 1 photo printed on thick paper/card stock, and 3 clippings of photographs from newspapers. Content pertains to duplicate photos of Wotypka family BBQ events from 1991 and 2000; 2 sets of photographs from trail ride(s) led by the Trail Riders of the Canadian R…

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Physical Description: 79 photographic prints (colour), 1 photograph printed on card stock, 3 newspaper photograph clippings

Scope & Content: File consists of 79 colour photographs, 1 photo printed on thick paper/card stock, and 3 clippings of photographs from newspapers. Content pertains to duplicate photos of Wotypka family BBQ events from 1991 and 2000; 2 sets of photographs from trail ride(s) led by the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies (no date, but photos developed August 3, 1983), non-annotated; 1 loose print of riders on horseback with mountain scene in background; 1 copy of colour photograph on thick paper stock, labelled "TRCR CAMPSITE HORSES RETURNING FROM BUEWING(?) PASTURE"; and 3 newspaper clipping photographs of trail riding groups (n.d.) attached to thicker paper backings.

Notes: V635 / I / PA - 1 to 14 are duplicates of photos in Wotypka family album V635 / I / PD - 9. Original storage envelopes for photographs are stored in their corresponding folders behind prints. Prints under V635 / I / PA - 1 to 78 correspond with negative photographs under V635 / I / NA - 1 to 78 (same numerical order and same titles). Negatives and prints were originally stored in respective photo developing envelopes together. See entry for V635 / I / NA.

Subject Access: Family; Food; Travel; Mountain; Horses; Trails; Forest; Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies

Conservation: Loose items must be protected with mylar to prevent contact with adjacent materials, as some contain sticky tack or glue, ink, etc.

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