Browse Items (3830 total)

A large, barrel-roofed church with a three story, slightly smaller addition. Stone steps lead up to the entrance in the front and the side and a woman is walking down the steps on the side. Some trees grow on the side of the church.

A woman, identified as Sister Sarah Collins, standing on the top step of an arched entrance to a stone building with vines growing on top of the arch. A rack with five pails stands on the left.

Two large stone sinks, one smaller than the other with windows in front of them, in what the caption identifies as the Sister's Shop. 1st floor.

A large two story building with an attached side expansion behind a wooden fence broken up by a mounting platform. Some bare trees grow around.

A road leading down towards a large, stone barn with many windows. According to the caption it belonged to the North family and was 198 feet long.

A herd of sheep grazing in a field with town buildings, houses, and two steeples visible in the background.

A view of a bank with water on the right and a steep hill in the background with trees and shrubbery growing on the hill. The caption reads: "Wolfe's Cave where the English army climbed to the Plains of Abraham"

A view of a stone, four sided fort with some utility poles in the foreground.

A man loading snow unto a sled hitched to a horse. A woman stands nearby and stone town buildings are in the background.

A man sitting on a cabriolet with a folded roof talking to a second man standing on the street resting his hand on the carriage. Two buildings are across the street.

A woman sits near a house on a narrow street made of wooden planks with houses on each side. Some children stand nearby.

A person riding a carriage hitched to a horse riding towards an arched city gate. A crowd of people and other horse-drawn sleds are on the other side of the gate.

A view of the statue of Samuel de Champlain in Québec with a horse-drawn carriage nearby and two people walking around.

A cobbled road leading up to a closed door of a three story building with most of its windows open. A door on the side leading to the sidewalk is open and a tall stone wall runs on the right.

Three men walking up the stairs towards the statue of Elzéar-Alexandre Taschereau with another man walking down, one standing on top of the stairs, and another walking along a sidewalk on the bottom.