Name/Title
Photograph, Frederick Chase CapreolDescription
Black and white photograph of Frederick Chase Capreol, dressed in a three piece suit, with a folded umbrella held propped on the floor in his right hand. To his left is a velvet and wood chair with a delicately ornamented frame, arms, and legs. To his right, a circular table with an long embroidered table cloth, trailing on the ground, and a top hat resting upside down on top. Behind the table is a fern, and a large window with wood paneling is just visible.
Distinguishing Features: N/AContext
An image of Frederick Chase Capreol, buisinessman and railway promoter who came up with the idea of the Northern Railway of Canada and secured the funds for is construction (was dismissed as General Manager before he could see it built). The town of Capreol was named in his honour.Collection
Library ArchiveCategory
Photographs, Copies of Original Documents
Acquisition
Source (if not Accessioned)
unknownNotes
Date Acquired: Unknown
Method of Acquisition: UnknownMade/Created
Notes
Materials: Paper
Date: UnknownInscription/Signature/Marks
Lexicon
Legacy Lexicon
Object Name
Photograph, Black and WhiteClass
DocumentaryCategory
CommunicationOther Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
Item NumberOther Number
23007Dimensions
Height
15-5/16 inWidth
10.3 cmCondition
Notes
This copy of an original photograph is in excellent condition.Created By
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March 14, 2022Updated By
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March 15, 2022