Name | Bailey Brothers | |
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Gender | Male | |
Business Address/Year | 1892-1894 | Vancouver, BC ![]() |
Address: 158-162 Cordova St. Vancouver, BC Canada | ||
Business Address/Year | Decv 1890-1894 | Vancouver, BC ![]() |
Address: 160 Cordova St. Vancouver, BC Canada | ||
Business Address/Year | 1894-1900 | Vancouver, BC ![]() |
Address: 138 Cordova St. Vancouver, BC Canada | ||
Association | Bailey, Charles S. (Relationship: Partner) | |
Association | Bailey, William (Relationship: Partner) | |
Association | Malcolm, Kenneth (Relationship: Assistant) | |
Association | Hood, John (Relationship: Employee) | |
Association | Hood, William (Relationship: Employee) | |
Association | Bailey, William (Relationship: Partner) | |
Association | Granville Stationery Company, Limited (Relationship: Successor) | |
Person ID | I350 | Camera Workers | B, vol. 1, 1858-1900, B, vol. 2, 1901-1950 |
Last Modified | 16 May 2023 |
Photos | ![]() | P.T. Timms, 500 block Granville St., before 1910. The Bailey Brothers retail store, visible at 540 Granville St., was taken over by 1910 by the Granville Stationery Company, Limited. Courtesy of City of Vancouver Archives, CVA 677-659. |
![]() | Bailey Brothers, Empress of India passing the Beaver wreck, 1891-1892. This photograph, taken below Prospect Point in Stanley Park, was turned into a painting which was copyrighted in 1892. The Empress of India first arrived in Vancouver on 28 Apr 1891. A separate, earlier photograph of the Beaver was used. Courtesy of City of Vancouver Archives, CVA 103-20. | |
![]() | Bailey Brothers, a painting of the Empress India passing the wreck of the Beaver, copyright 1892. The photograph on which this painting is passed depicts the Beaver in a far more advanced state of decay. Prospect Point in Stanley Park is at the top of the cliff face on the right. The photographer's number is X867, the prefix X denoting an 8 x 10 inch photograph. Courtesy of UBC Library, Uno Langmann Family Collection of British Columbia Photographs, UL_1517_0001. | |
![]() | Bailey Brothers, wreck of the Beaver, ca. 1890. This photograph, taken below Prospect Point in Stanley Park, likely served as the model for the wreck of the Beaver depicted in the painting of the Empress of India passing the wreck. The photographer's number is X747, the prefix X denoting an 8 x 10 inch photograph. Courtesy of UBC Library, Uno Langmann Family Collection of British Columbia Photographs, UL_1517_0002. |
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