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item1868M994X.5.273.34John Henry Walker (1831-1899)
"Cross Roads - Shall we go to Washington first, or How(e)?". Cartoon depicting Charles Tupper and Joseph Howe, two 19th century political leaders of Nova Scotia. Sir Charles Tupper was a pro-Confederation politician in Nova Scotia (serving as Premier of Nova S…
item1812M6109
"Montreal Circus, Mr. Codet's Benefit." Poster for the circus. Montreal, Canada.
item1837M4777.1Lord Charles Beauclerk (1813-1842)
"Passage of the Richelieu by night". British troops crossing the Richelieu River at night in Lower Canada.
item1891M967.128.1
"The Old Flag! The Old Guard and the Old Principle!" Conservative Party election poster, with Charles Tupper and Hugh John Macdonald. (Canada)
item1880PB2-89This image is available from the McCord Stewart Museum under the access number PB2-89 This tag does not indicate the copyright status of the attached work. A normal copyright tag is still required. See Commons:Licensing for more information.
Acadian delegates to the second General Convention of the Frenc Canadians in Quebec City, in 1880.
item1665M9539Paul de Chomedey de Maisonneuve
Acte de concession d'une terre à Jean Mée dit du Meslier par Paul de Chomedey de Maisonneuve
item1890II-91720William Notman and Son
Alderman William Clendinneng Senior, taken in 1890 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
item1890VIEW-23614.0.1Wm. Notman & Son Ltd. (1919-1954)
American Presbyterian Church, Dorchester Street, Montreal, QC, copied 1926.
item1992Patrick Breen from Moretown, VT, United States
An Inukshuk in front of the McCord Museum, Montreal, province of Quebec, Canada. It was created by Jusipi Nalukturuk with the assistance of Booby Aupaluktuk and Allie Nartai. The sculpture was first constructed on Naqsaluk Island off the village of Inukjuak in…
item1812M6606
Announcement of the expulsion of United States citizens from Quebec City, Canada, 1812.
item1890Philippe Du Berger from Montréal
Archives du Musée McCord / W. Notman. Résidence Hollis Shorey (aux environs de rue Chomedey). Avant 1890, on trouve encore, rue Sainte-Catherine, un paysage urbain à caractère résidentiel qui offre une qualité de vie plus qu'appréciable.
itemcirca 1857M930.50.1.630John Henry Walker (1831-1899)
Armoiries de Trois-Rivières de 1855 à 1959
item1900-1924M5205
Photograph, Austin Cuvillier of Montreal Merchant, 9.3 x 6.8 cm
item1890VIEW-1884.AWm. Notman & Son (1882-1919)
Balmoral Hotel, 1895, Notre-Dame Street, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
item1890VIEW-1889.AWm. Notman & Son (1882-1919)
Bar at Balmoral Hotel, 1895, Notre-Dame Street, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
item1853M5269This image is available from the McCord Stewart Museum under the access number M5269 This tag does not indicate the copyright status of the attached work. A normal copyright tag is still required. See Commons:Licensing for more information.
Billet de dix shillings ou de deux piastres de la Banque Molson
item1862I-5005.1William Notman and Son
Photograph of the British-Born Canadian architect John William Hopkins, taken in 1862 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
item1869I-41589.1William Notman and Son
Photograph of the canadian merchant and painter John McArthur, taken in 1869 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
item1933M995.24.1J.-Arthur Lemay
Caricature of Paul Gouin, a politician in Quebec, Canada.
itemcirca 1866id=M930.50.1.939John Henry Walker (1831-1899)
Carte du Grand incendie de Québec en 1866.