Canafornian's photos with the keyword: cathedral

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Not Posted. Publisher / Photographer: Lyall Commercial

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Not Posted. Publisher / Photographer: Lyall Commercial. Notation: This photograph appears to have been used to produce the colour lithograph card "Interior of St. Boniface Cathedral" by Valentine & Sons (#106344), seen below:

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Not Posted. Publisher / Photographer: Gowen & Sutton Notation: St. Boniface Cathedral on Tache Avenue. Viewed from the south.

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Not Posted. Publisher / Photographer: Unidentified Notation: Under magnification, the name of this ship, "Rosamond Billet", is legible on the hull just below the row of gents perched on the ship. The Manitoba Historical Society list is as having a tonnage of 679 tons and as operated by Hugh Sutherland. No other information is evident on either side of this postcard, but the location of the ship is definitely on the west side of the Red Red River, just upstream of the St. Boniface Cathedral - seen in the centre, behind what is likely the old Broadway Bridge. This mention is made in the June 13, 1911 edition of the Winnipeg Tribune; "Another Barge is Going Northward with Large Cargo The Rosamond Billet, of the Lake Winnipeg Shipping & Supply Co., Is now en route for the north heavily laden with supplies for the construction camps around lake Winnipeg. She called Saturday night and it is her second trip this season. That there Is a boom in navigation on the Red River is evidenced by the fact that on Thursday night the company owning the Rosamond Billet will launch its second large barge this spring. Interestingly, the January 3, 1921 edition of the Winnipeg Tribune lists a Rosamond Billet as one of the guests at a New Years ball held at Government House.

POSTCARD Date: Posted March 16, 1927. Publisher / Photographer: Unidentified. Notation: One of the few early postcard images I have seen that prominently shows the railway yards that occupy what we now known as "The Forks". As a bonus, the St. Boniface Cathedral is readily visible across the river.

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Unposted Publisher / Photographer: Unidentified Notation: Even though the photographer is unidentified, he did leave his/her fingerprints on the sidewalk, but I guess that won't actually help much with the I.D.!

POSTCARD Date: Postal stamp unclear, but written note dated July 5, 1915. Sent from 462 Stiles St., Winnipeg to Minitonas, Manitoba Publisher / Photographer: Meyers Photo, Winnipeg

Date: unposted Publisher / Photographer: Meyers

Date: Posted 1924 Publisher / Photographer: Valentine & Sons, Winnipeg

Date: Posted October 19, 1904 Publisher / Photographer: Russell, Lang & Co., Winnipeg #5986

Posted August 3, 1909 Publisher: M Keroack, Fancy Goods, Church and School Supplies Message, in French, to Mrs. R. Driscoll in New York, from Yvonne. What was of interest to me was the Publisher of this card. The address given is "Cor Main Water Sts Winnipeg & St Boniface". I haven't seen other cards from this publisher & have to wonder if they produced postcards of other churches, schools.