Economic geology, glacial geology, stratigraphic geology, topography, structural geology, and geographical studies done by the Geographical Services Division of the Dept. of Energy, Mines and Resources; portraits; transportation in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, North-West Territories, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory; paleobotany, paleontology, physical geography, historical sites and towns across the country; field studies reports and negatives, 1948-1960. The slides and prints are arranged geographically by province and territories (Districts of Franklin, Mackenzie and Keewatin). Negatives for a number of the prints are to be found in the Geological Survey of Canada; the print file includes images taken during the Canadian Arctic Expedition, 1913-1918. Photos by Canadian National Railways, Canadian Pacific Railway Company, National Film Board of Canada, D.F. Putnam, W.F. Summers, R. Brown, D.J. Dobson, M. Dobson, J.K. Fraser, McLeod, N.L. Nicholson, J.K. Stager, M. Matheson, W.C. Wonders, B. Shindman, Brooke Cornwall, C.N. Forward, L.M. Bouchard, Rennie, Smith, Philpott, B. Findlay, R.T. Gojda, V.W. Sim, K.C. Arnold, V. Raishe, B. Sager, J.W. Maxwell, A. Rayburn, D. Harrison, Fudokowski, M. Church, C. Crawford, Ostrem, N. Bik, S. Harris, N. Sagar, J.B. McClelland, Junkerius, Kerfoot, F.H. Hansen, Charlie Raymond, B. Robitaille, J.L. Robinson, J.B. Bird, Pierre Gadbois, T.R. Wier, W.A. Black, C.A. Burns, B.V. Gutsell, L. Lake, T. Manning, G.A. Wood, W.G. Dean, Wargon, Draper, J.R. MacKay.
Photos of varying size, quality and subjects. Prints are mounted on board. Seems to complement acc. 1972-011 and 1976-185.
The first part of this accession (i.e. 1988-068), consisting of Geological Survey photographs mounted on heavy card stock, with hand- and typewritten identification for each photograph, belongs to a series of photographs acquired from the Geological Survey and accessioned as 1972-011; in 1986 this accession was expanded when approximately 2,800 similarly mounted photographs were acquired in a direct transfer from Environment Canada..
The latter part of this accession, consisting of negatives and photographic reports, is directly related to accession 1976-185, which consists almost entirely of alphanumerically arranged prints, stapled to rose-coloured cards. The negatives in 1988-068 may include some images found in print form in 1976-185, as well as images not found in 1976-185; the photographic reports appear to directly correspond to prints found in 1976-185, and greatly augment the informational.
value of the images found in that accession..
