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A View From The Citadel, Showing Georges and McNabs Island in Harbour
Illustration from the top of a grass covered hill of a town by a harbour, with a small island visible in the distance in the lake; in the foreground, a cannon pointed away and to the right of the frame
Montreal Import Company
A view of Fort George and old Fort Niagara.
Teil vonShortt-Haydon collection
Item is a view of Fort George and old Fort Niagara. Painted by E. Wiggin. Published at R. Ackermann's, Oct.1, 1813. Plate 23. Vol. 10.
A view of Louisburg in North America taken near the Light House
Item is a 7x9 1/2 glossy print of halftone
Teil vonShortt-Haydon collection
Item is an Electro-steel engraved landscape of Miramachi, a french settelment in the Gulf of the St. Larence destroyed by Brigidier Murry detached by General Wolfe for thatt purpose from the Bay of Gaspe. Engraved by Paul asand and retouched by P.Benazech from a drawing on the spot by Capt. Hervey Smyth and published in London Nov. 5th, 1760 T. Jeffries.
A view of Quebec from the south east
Item is an 81/2x12 matte print of halftone from the Public Archives of Canada.
Des Barres, Joseph F.W.
A View of the Annapolis Valley
Landscape photograph of a valley
Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd.
A view of the city of Montreal and the River St. Lawrence from the mountain
Item is an 8x10 glossy print of engraving from the William H. Coverdale Collection of Canadiana at the Manoir Richelieu Murray Bay, P.Q.
A View of the City of Quebec the Capital of Canada
Teil vonShortt-Haydon collection
A view of the city of Quebec, the capital of Canada
Item is an 8x10 glossy print of engraving William H. Coverdale Collection of Canadiana at the Manoir Richelieu Murray Bay, P.Q.
Benazech, Peter
A view of the Fall of Niagara.
Teil vonShortt-Haydon collection
Item is a view of Niagara Falls. With explanations of the picture: "a. The Place where a piece of Rock was broken from, which while standing turnd the Water obliquely across ye. Fall as in Popple's Man. b. Two Men passing over ye east stream with Slaves. c. The Indians reascending their Ladder. The Gentleman's Magazine, Feb. 1751, Page 18, Vol. XXI.