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Gren76/1 Map of the country westward of Lake Ontario to the River Mississippi and southward to the 37 [degree] of north latitude...
Map of the country westward of Lake Ontario to the River Mississippi and southward to the 37 [degree] of north latitude intended more immediately to show the frontier boundary between the United States and the Indian Tribes as expressed in their treaty of the 3rd August 1795 with the particular grants or concessions in favour of the United States as therein described. (Chart)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
lifejacket
P94454; The grain silo from across the Inner Basin of the Princess Louise Docks at Quebec, Canada.
The grain silo from across the Inner Basin of the Princess Louise Docks at Quebec, Canada. (Sheet film negative)
P94457; The St. Lawrence River and Wolfe's Cove terminals of Quebec City, Canada.
The St. Lawrence River and Wolfe's Cove terminals of Quebec City, Canada. (Sheet film negative)
P94453; The Quebec Bridge across the St Lawrence River at Quebec, Canada
The Quebec Bridge across the St Lawrence River at Quebec, Canada (Sheet film negative)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Grass ring (Grass ring)
Doll
Doll
P94450; The St Lawrence river at Quebec, Canada
The St Lawrence river at Quebec, Canada (Sheet film negative)
P94452; The Quebec Bridge across the St Lawrence River at Quebec, Canada
The Quebec Bridge across the St Lawrence River at Quebec, Canada (Sheet film negative)
P94455; The old quarter of Quebec City, Canada.
The old quarter of Quebec City, Canada. (Sheet film negative)
P94456; The old quarter of Quebec City, Canada.
The old quarter of Quebec City, Canada. (Sheet film negative)
P94451; The ferry quays and the St Lawrence river at Quebec, Canada
The ferry quays and the St Lawrence river at Quebec, Canada (Sheet film negative)
View of the large Ship Columbus on the day of her launch at the Island of Orleans 8 miles from Quebec being Wednesday the 28th of July 1824. The length of this Vessel which is the largest on record is
View of the large Ship Columbus on the day of her launch ...[at Orleans, Quebec].... 28th of July 1824.... (Drawing)