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Essays
Sense of Space
Gallery - Regional Identities
Canada has been called an accident of geography rather than of history. Indeed, for many of us, our sense of belonging to a certain region is a key component of our identity -- we define ourselves as being from the West, the North, the Maritimes, the Prairies, the city or the country. Photographs capture the vast and varied geography of our land, and enable us to share our roots with others by visualizing common ground.
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King Street in Saint John
Saint John, New Brunswick, ca. 1867-1873
Photographer: unknown
C-001649
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View of Montréal, with Craig Street in the foreground
Montréal, Quebec, ca. 1851
Photographer: Robert Lisle
C-047354
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Pointe-Lévis
Lévis, Quebec, ca. 1870-1875
Photographer: Alexander Henderson
PA-149807
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Farmhouse in Beauport
Beauport, Quebec, unknown date
Photographer: Jules-Ernest Livernois
PA-023641
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Water Street in St. John's
St. John's, Nfld, 1886
Photographer: unknown
PA-139016
Source
View of Digby
Digby, Nova Scotia, 1906
Photographer: Ralph N. Harris
PA-029166
Source
Harvesting wheat near Sedley
Sedley, Saskatchewan, unknown date
Photographer: unknown
PA-048353
Source
Coppermine River
Northwest Territories, unknown date
Photographer: George Mellis Douglas
PA-150909
Source
Capitol Theatre
Vernon, British Columbia, Jan. 1939
Photographer: Ribelin
PA-119477
Source
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