Quebec Collection (page 3)

Bothriolepis canadensis, armoured fossil fish
This specimen is an amoured Devonian fish originating from Quebec

The English conquer Quebec (13th September 1759). Engraving. CANADA. Toronto. Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

Quebec, Circa 1760
Distant view of the city from the St Lawrence river approach Date: circa 1770

Parliament buildings, Quebec

The Citadel, Quebec. Date c1901

Print shows the harbor at Quebec, one ship at anchor, men working loading or unloading a boat, and merchandise on shore; an idealized view depicting Quebec as a typical European city. Date 177-

Print shows street view with soldiers marching, and pedestrians in Quebec; an idealized view depicting Quebec as a typical European city. Date 177-

The death of General Montgomery at Quebec La mort du General Montgomery devant Quebec /. Date 1808 Jan. 1

House in Sous-Le-Cap (Slum Alley), Quebec, Canada. Date 1937 Sept. House in Sous-Le-Cap (Slum Alley), Quebec, Canada. Date 1937 Sept

Wolfe and Montcalm monument, Quebec. Date c1901

Champlain statue, Quebec. Date c1901

Champlain Street, Quebec. Date c1901

Wolfe Monument, Plains of Abraham, Quebec. Date c1901

Death of Richard Montgomery (1738-1775). In the attack of Quebec Dec. 1775. Date: December 1775

Where Richard Montgomery fell, Quebec
A sign showing the location where Richard Montgomery, a brigadier-general in the Continental Army (during the American Revolutionary War) fell whilst leading the failed 1775 invasion of Canada

Montreal Ice Palace
The Ice Palace erected on Fletchers Field, Montreal, Canada during the Winter Festival of 1909. Date: 1909

QUEBEC CASTLE, Norfolk
A carriage and four passes Quebec Castle, Norfolk Date: 1781

Canada - Agathe des Moins
Province of Quebec, Canada - The Laurentide Inn, Agathe des Moins in the Laurentian Mountains - a resort used by families from the cities and a popular spot for Winter Sports. Date: circa 1910

Canada - Womens Residence, Macdonald College
Canada - The Womens Residence at Macdonald College - established in 1905 and opened in 1907 in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec, in the West Island region of the Island of Montreal

Dominion Tyres advert and a sign for the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City, Canada

Duke of Connaught opening Canadian Parliament
Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn (1850-1942), Governor General of Canada, opening the Canadian Parliament. General scene showing the arrival of the Duke

France - Awaiting transport to the New World
A large crowd of emigrants (likely to be Basque Breton fisherfolk) await their passage to the New World at Fecamp, possibly heading to Miquelon or Quebec

Church at Perce, Gaspe, Quebec, Canada
This is the charming little Church at Perce, very close to Gaspe, a town which sits at the tip of the Gaspe Peninsula in eastern Quebec, Canada

Village of Petit Cap, Quebec, Canada
Petit Cap a fishing village on the Gasp Peninsula in Quebec, Canada

Alma, Quebec, Canada - General View
The present city of Alma was born in 1962 from the merging of four villages: Isle-Maligne, Naudville, Riverbend and St-Joseph d Alma

La Malbaie, Quebec, Canada
Municipality of La Malbaie, Quebec, Canada

Oldest house at Cap-Sante, Quebec, Canada
The oldest house at Cap-Sante, built in 1696, only 17 years after the town was first settled

Quebec, Canada - Matane
Quebec, Canada - General view of the town of Matane. The town is on the Gasp Peninsula on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River at the mouth of the Matane River

Quebec, Canada - Fisherman and Boy. The older fisherman has a large net (seemingly in need of repair) across his knees

Quebec Bridge, Canada - Centre section prior to collapse
The centre section of the Quebec Bridge being raised into position on 11th September 1916. This photograph was taken just prior to the span collapsing in a tragic construction accident which claimed

Lear / Nonsense / Quebec
There was an Ol Man of Quebec, a beetle ran over his neck; But he cried, With a needle, I ll slay you, O beadle! that angry Old Man of Quebec

Candadian regimental Colours placed on the Wolfe Monument in
The Colours of several Canadian battalions and one artillery battery are seen placed on the monument to General James Wolfe in Westminster Abbey

Canada Quebec
Parliament Buildings

Morgans Quebec Trek
General Morgans expedition to Quebec

Farm in Quebec
A settler who has made good. The residence of William Cunningham esq. at Lot 20, Rasnge 5, Godmanchester, Huntingdon County, province of Quebec

Quebec 18th Century
The rue des Recolets in the haute ville. The print is undated : if before 1759, those are French soldiers, if after, they are British

Fort Chambly 1814
Canadians are understandably alarmed when war breaks out between Britain and the USA : Fort Chambly in Quebec province is a strategic defence and site of a camp

Plains of Abraham
QUEBEC : The British troops on the morning of the battle of the Plains of Abraham

Attacking Quebec
NORTH AMERICAN CAMPAIGN The British force attacks the city of QUEBEC, which the French have to evacuate

Quebec Viaduct
A viaduct at Quebec collapses during construction - this is the scene at the moment it starts to break up. Date: 1907

General James Murray
General JAMES MURRAY British soldier, governor of Quebec and of Canada

Canada : Sainte-Foye
CANADA : BATTLE OF SAINTE-FOYE Le chevalier de Levis, Montcalms successor, leads the French against the English, outside Quebec, and scores a minor victory

Travel / Emigration / Canada
Immigrants disembarking at Quebec, Canada

Flight of Guy Carleton
Guy Carleton, British governor of Quebec, escapes capture by American troops who have taken Montreal as part of the Independence war by disguising himself as a fisherman

Quebec / General / From Sea
Quebec: general view from the sea

Quebec / Prescott Gate
Quebec: Prescott Gate

Quebec / Market / Lower Town
Quebec: Market, Lower Town

Quebec / Place D armes
Quebec: Place d Armes

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