One black and white platinum photograph mounted on a dark grey hard cardboard. The photograph depicts a building at corner of street, people standing or walking on the front, flags are covering the walls, taken during the visit of the Duke of Cornwall in 1901. The photograph was taken by Topley. "TOPLEY PHOTOGRAPH / OTTAWA" seal stamped at bottom proper left corner. On back, "gift 1942 // Miss Helen Anderson // Stanley ave."; "Bank of Montreal // Ottawa // decorated for their Royal Highnesses // the Duke & Duchess of Cornwall & York. // flag at half-mast for one day // respect for President McKinley // Sept 1901". WOMEN'S CANADIAN HIST. SO. STAMP.
Made/Created
Date made
1901
Notes
Country of Origin: CANADA
Additional create date: 1901
Support: PAPER
Paper, Cardboard, Photographic, Photography, Photography
Inscription/Signature/Marks
Notes
"TOPLEY PHOTO / OTTAWA" SEAL STAMPED AT BOTTOM PROPER LEFT CORNER. ON BACK, "GIFT 1942 / MISS HELEN ANDERSON / STANLEY AVE."; "BANK OF MONTREAL / OTTAWA / DECORATED FOR THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES / THE DUKE & DUCHESS OF CORNWALL & YORK. / FLAG AT HALF MAST FOR ONE DAY / RESPECT FOR PRESIDENT MACKINLEY / SEPT 1901". WOMEN'S CANADIAN HIST. SO. STAMP.
