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Description found in Archives
Title
Fonds consists of
Arrangement structure
Accession
Date(s)
ca. 1915-1950
Place of creation
Canada
Extent
Language of material
English
Scope and content
The fonds consists of views in and around Montreal, Quebec City, Saguenay, activities, personnel and facilities of firms such as Canadian Vickers Ltd, Canada Steamship Lines, Steinberg's Ltd, Montreal, Quebec, as well as other activities, events, and personalities who commissioned the studio to complete work for them. There are also 33 souvenir view cards displaying interior and exterior views of Manoir Richelieu,Tadoussac (formerly Murray Bay), Saguenay, Cape Trinity and miscellaneous habitants.
Conditions of access
from 1 to 2
from 01732 to 01742
from 20804 to 20805
from 20804.1 to 20809.1
03180
RV8
from RV3 067 to RV3 075
20812
from 20814 to 20817
from 20813.1 to 20815.1
20819
Terms of use
Copyright expired.
Finding aid
Negatives have been maintained in original order, and studio books are available. (Paper)
Item-level description available for container 2001514509 (nitrate) on S:drive. (Electronic)
Creator / Provenance
Biography / Administrative history
Samuel J. Hayward was born in United Kingdom, date unknown. He did a lot of work for advertising and photo-engraving firms. In the early nineteen twenties Samuel J. Hayward was official photographer for Canada Steamshp Lines and created many views of their steamships, Manoir Richelieu, and the Tadoussac Hotel.He also photographed views and items of interest around the mouth of the Saguenay River, exterior and interior views of the Chateau Frontenac which were taken for the architect Edward Maxwell and other buildings in Quebec City and Montreal. There are a number of other architectural subjects in the collection, including construction progress and completed buildings for such firms as Ross & MacDonald, H.L. Fetherstonhaugh, Philip J. Turner, Darling & Pearson, A.T. Galt Durnford, Barott & Blackader, Ernest Cormier and others, as well as industrial work, Steinberg's Ltd, Canadian Vickers Ltd, etc. Mr. Hayward made several tours out West including photographs of the Rockies, Winnipeg and other cities. He also covered the Maritime Provinces. Norman Zucker bought Hayward Studios in Montreal in 1945. The National Archives acquired some 100,000 negatives in 1971. Samuel J. Hayward died in 1956 in Florida, USA. National Archives, photographers files.
Additional information
Source
Private
Related control no.
1. 1971-102 NPC
2. 2001-00839-2
3. 2001-00840-6
MIKAN no.
188425
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