Records With Access Point "Victoria County"

83 results found (83 digitized image(s) available).

Portrait of Dr. Currier  
Item - 1860-1867
P9\7

This is likely a portrait of the Grand Falls area man, Dr. George Currier who died in October of 1867.

Head and shoulders portrait of John Costigan in uniform  
Item - 1890-1916
P9\10

John Costigan (February 1, 1835 – September 29, 1916) was a Canadian judge and politician who served in the House of Commons of Canada and in the Cabinet of several Prime Ministers of Canada.

Head and shoulders studio portrait of Miss Hallett,  
Item - 1895-1910
P9\11

likely a resident of Grand Falls, NB

Mill and dam  
Item - 1890-1920
P9\12

likely near Grand Falls, NB, Note: Numbers 1 to 6 are taken from Charlie Merritt negatives (1879-1938) Numbers 13 to 16 are Estabrooks

Head and shoulders portrait of Elijah Estabrooks of Grand Falls  
Item - 1860-1872
P9\13

This is likely the Elijah Estabrooks who died of “rheumatic affection of the body and lower limbs” at age 68 on 19 July 1872.

Captain G. Ludlow Estabrooks  
Item - 1890-1910
P9\15

This is likely the George L Estabrooks who was the captain of the Steamer Acadia in 1887.

Portrait of the Honourable John Costigan taken in Ottawa  
Item - 1890-1916
P9\18

John Costigan (February 1, 1835 – September 29, 1916) was a Canadian judge and politician who served in the House of Commons of Canada and in the Cabinet of several Prime Ministers of Canada.

Four women posed in outdoor shot  
Item - 1890-1910
P9\21

likely near Grand Falls, NB,

Village and lumber mill at Plaster Rock  
Item - [ca.1910]
P11\32

Located on the Tobique River

Waterfalls and gorge in Grand Falls  
Item - [ca.1900]
P11\92

Suspension bridge over Grand Falls  
Item - [ca.1903]
P11\95

Suspension bridge was built in 1860. Bridge was dismantled in 1915-1915.

High-angle or rooftop photograph of Burgess property in Grand Falls  
Item - [ca.1900]
P11\96

Dam and mill on the left in photograph. Three storey-frame building toward the right was a general store, white house at the extreme right was the home of Matt Burgess.

Aerial photograph of town of Grand Falls  
Item - [ca.1907]
P11\98

Broadway street runs along the left of the picture, on the extreme right is the Church of Assumption and the right corner is the Canadian Pacific Railway station.

The Roman Catholic Church of the Assumption in Grand Falls  
Item - [ca.1900]
P11\99

Church burned in 1910 and replaced with an edifice of cut stone.

Suspension bridge over Grand Falls  
Item - [ca.1885]
P11\104

Bridge built in 1860 dismantled in 1914-1915

Old bridge at Tobique Narrows  
Item - [ca.1903]
P11\117

Bridge was destroyed by dynamite in 1952.

View of Perth Andover  
Item - [ca.1900]
P11\118

Bridge over water at Perth Andover  
Item - [ca.1900]
P11\119

Gorge and bridge at Grand Falls  
Item - [ca.1903]
P11\200

Bridge stood from 1860 to 1914-1915.

Looking through entrance way of suspension bridge in Grand Falls  
Item
P11\201

The suspension bridge stood from 1860 to 1914-1915. Carving on the stone piers bears witness to its erection in 1860. Terse warning overhead states "Walk your horse and save a fine of $20".

Boardwalk at Grand Falls  
Item - [ca.1905]
P11\202

Wooden sidewalk / boardwalk at Grand Falls. House on the extreme left was the John Graham home. Frame building on the extreme right once had a school in the upper storey and later housed the Royal Bank. The large building with the two-storey verandah housed Ted Parent's Livery Stable. Continuing on were Wiley's Drug Store, the Curless Hotel, Wade's Drug store and James McCluskey's General Store.