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| 851 |  | R.A. Spencer Studio ad, Chilliwack Progress, 28 May 1947, p. 8. The ad is for new Kodak camera models. | ||
| 852 |  | R.A. Spencer Studio news, Chilliwack Progress, 3 May 1950, p. 12. This article is about the 2 May 1950 fire which destroyed the interior of the just-vacated studio. The report notes that Alexander Wilson owned the building and had arrived the morning of the fire to arrange for the sale of the building. | ||
| 853 | ![R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, <i>A History [of] British Columbia</i> (1906), p. 399.](documents/lineart/m-1/thumb_gosnell_1906_maynardp01.jpg "R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, <i>A History [of] British Columbia</i> (1906), p. 399.") | R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, A History [of] British Columbia (1906), p. 399. Page one of three. | ||
| 854 | ![R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, <i>A History [of] British Columbia</i> (1906), p. 400.](documents/lineart/m-1/thumb_gosnell_1906_maynardp02.jpg "R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, <i>A History [of] British Columbia</i> (1906), p. 400.") | R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, A History [of] British Columbia (1906), p. 400. Page two of three. | ||
| 855 | ![R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, <i>A History [of] British Columbia</i> (1906), p. 401.](documents/lineart/m-1/thumb_gosnell_1906_maynardp03.jpg "R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, <i>A History [of] British Columbia</i> (1906), p. 401."){kind=small} | R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, A History [of] British Columbia (1906), p. 401. Page three of three. | ||
| 856 |  | R.H. Trueman ad, Revelstoke Herald, 7 Dec 1905, p. 5. | ||
| 857 |  | R.H. Trueman ad, Grand Forks Evening Sun, 13 Apr 1906, p. 2. About his May 1906 visit, again taking up residence in J.H. Blome's former studio. | ||
| 858 |  | R.H. Trueman and Company ad, Revelstoke Herald, 27 May 1899, p. 3. | ||
| 859 |  | R.H. Trueman and Company ad, Vancouver Province, 6 Oct 1902, p. 2. | ||
| 860 |  | R.H. Trueman and Company ad, Vancouver Province, 7 May 1902, p. 3. | ||
| 861 |  | R.H. Trueman Canadian Pacific Railway pass, 18 Nov 1892. The front of a CPR railway pass issued to R.H. Trueman which provided him with a roundtrip between Vancouver and Donald. Trueman never used the pass, apparently because his wife was ill and passed away in Jan 1893. Courtesy of Canadian Pacific Corporate Archives. |
Owner of original: Canadian Pacific Corporate Archives |
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| 862 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Golden Era, 24 Nov 1894, p. 1. This may not have been a photographic trip. | ||
| 863 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 15 Jul 1899, p. 1. Trueman photographed the Orangemen of Revelstoke following the end of their celebratory day. | ||
| 864 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 15 Mar 1899, p. 4. It would take about another three months before Trueman opened his branch studio in Revelstoke in the Smith Block. | ||
| 865 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 16 Dec 1899, p. 4. | ||
| 866 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 20 Apr 1898, p. 4. | ||
| 867 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 25 Feb 1899, p. 4. The Revelstoke bookseller Charles J. Aman sold photographs by local photographers. | ||
| 868 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 26 Oct 1898, p. 4. In at least his second visit to Revelstoke in 1898 he operated near the Union Hotel. | ||
| 869 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 27 Apr 1898, p. 4. | ||
| 870 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 29 Oct 1898, p. 4. In at least his second visit to Revelstoke in 1898 he operated near the Union Hotel. | ||
| 871 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 8 Nov 1899, p. 4. This notice indicated he would end his stay on 16 Nov and not return until Jan 1900. A later notice had him in Revelstoke from 16 to 29 Dec 1899. | ||
| 872 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Herald, 9 Dec 1899, p. 4. This photograph was taken on a visit prior to 16 to 29 Dec 1899. | ||
| 873 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Grand Forks Evening Sun, 13 May 1904, p. 1. In which, due to the number of portrait sitting appointments, he extends his stay in Grand Forks. | ||
| 874 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Grand Forks Evening Sun, 6 May 1904, p. 1. In addition to David Wadds of the Wadds Brothers, Vancouver photographer R.H. Trueman also worked out of J.H. Blome's former studio in Grand Forks. | ||
| 875 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Kootenay Mail, 17 Nov 1894, p. 3. A later report in the Golden Era indicates he was on a trip east. | ||
| 876 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Kootenay Mail, 2 Jun 1894, p. 3. A description of Trueman's photograph taken on 29 May 1894 of a packtrain on Revelstoke's Front St. assembled by George Laforme, along with a crowd of viewers, for a mining operation. One of the two photographs available through the Revelstoke Museum and Archives (P4538) is under the Photos section of this entry. | ||
| 877 |  | R.H. Trueman news, Revelstoke Kootenay Mail, 28 Jul 1894, p. 3. | ||
| 878 |  | R.H. Trueman obituary, Vancouver Province, 3 Mar 1911, p. 3. | ||
| 879 |  | R.H. Trueman's ad, Grand Forks Evening Sun, 10 Aug 1906, p. 3. | ||
| 880 |  | R.H. Trueman's ad, Grand Forks Evening Sun, 17 Nov 1905, p. 2. | ||
| 881 |  | R.H. Trueman's ad, Grand Forks Evening Sun, 17 Oct 1905, p. 2. | ||
| 882 |  | R.H. Trueman's ad, Grand Forks Evening Sun, 18 Aug 1905, p. 2. | ||
| 883 |  | R.H. Trueman's ad, Grand Forks Evening Sun, 8 May 1906, p. 2. | ||
| 884 |  | R.H. Trueman's signature, 1908 Signature from photocopy of letter, Trueman to N.K. Luxton, Banff, Alta., 10 Feb 1908 (Archives of the Canadian Rockies) |
Owner of original: Archives of the Canadian Rockies |
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| 885 |  | R.J. (Jack) Palmer announced his purchase of Greenwood Photo Studios with this ad, Chilliwack Progress, 2 Apr 1952, p. 9. | ||
| 886 |  | R.J. Binning ad, Cranbrook Herald, 11 May 1922, p. 6. About the sale of his studio to William Barton. | ||
| 887 |  | R.J. Binning ad, Cranbrook Herald, 4 Jul 1907, p. 5. After his acquisition of the Prest Photo Company. | ||
| 888 |  | R.J. Binning news item, Cranbrook Herald, 11 May 1922, p. 6. About his departure and William Barton taking over his business. | ||
| 889 |  | R.J. Binning news item, Cranbrook Herald, 27 Jun 1907, p. 5. About his purchase of Prest and Company. | ||
| 890 |  | R.J. Towers photographic concession approval, 1925. The Vancouver Park Board approved his application to open a photographic concession at the popular English Bay beachfront. | ||
| 891 |  | R.M. Love ad, Vancouver Saturday Sunset, 12 Sep 1908, p. 16. | ||
| 892 |  | R.M. Love ad, Vancouver Saturday Sunset, 4 Jan 1908, p. 8. | ||
| 893 |  | R.Z. Tashiro imprint from front of photo mount |
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| 894 |  | Revelstoke Photo Company ad, Revelstoke Herald, 25 May 1898, p. 1. A version of this ad first started appearing around early Apr 1898. | ||
| 895 |  | Revelstoke Photo Company ad, Revelstoke Herald, 29 Oct 1898, p. 4. | ||
| 896 |  | Revelstoke Photo Company ad, Revelstoke Herald, 7 Dec 1898, p. 3. | ||
| 897 |  | Ribelin Photo Studio ad, Kelowna Courier, 10 Nov 1947, p. 7. | ||
| 898 |  | Richard and Hannah Maynard and Spencer and Hastings news, Victoria Colonist, 27 Sep 1884, p. 3. Mrs. R. Maynard exhibited portraits, Richard displayed his stereographs, while the Spencer and Hastings firm showed off their portrait skills at the annual provincial exhibition in Victoria in the new two-story Agricultural Hall in Beacon Hill Park bordering on Heywood Avenue. | ||
| 899 |  | Richard and Mrs. R. Maynard ads, Victoria Colonist, 31 Jan 1871, p. 3. At this time they operated in two separate locations, Richard in the Occidental Building or Block on Fort Street, and Hannah on Johnson St. near Douglas St. | ||
| 900 |  | Richard and Mrs. R. Maynard news item, Victoria Colonist, 19 Jun 1878, p. 3. About their photographic visit to the mainland which took them likely as far as Lytton at the junction of the Fraser and Thompson rivers. |