Item 5 - Photographs of Trinity's Bridge, Searle's Boat House, and First Trinity 1st Boat, the Bargees, 1864

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Add. VM/C/11/5

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Photographs of Trinity's Bridge, Searle's Boat House, and First Trinity 1st Boat, the Bargees, 1864

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  • [1860s] (Creation)

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3 photographic prints on one page, b&w, 19.5 x 26.7 cm and smaller on sheet 42 x 31 cm.

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Five photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of bridge, and Searle's boat house from a distance with a ferry with three men on it in the foreground. One large photograph of nine men in a photographers studio, identified as The Bargees of 1864, D. Anderson (4), I. N. C. Davis (5), G. D. Redpath (7), J. A. G. Marshall (2), Parish (str.), G. Borthwick (6), H. Kenrick cox (ob. 1865), B. Metcalfe (1), and T. Truell (3).

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      Original page number 13 at top right.

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      Add. PG 2

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