[Female Frontier Photographer] In Search of Geraldine Moodie Hinchsliff

[Female Frontier Photographer] In Search of Geraldine Moodie HinchsliffIn Search of Geraldine Moodie, White, Donny, Geraldine Moodie, The Battlefords, Maple Creek, Canadian Arctic, First Nations, Canadian history, Indigenous settler relations, 0889771103, box 6 This volume showcases the Canadian frontier photography of Geraldine Moodie (1854 1945). Following her move to Battleford (Saskatchewan) in the 1890s, Moodie opened a photography studio and began taking pictures of the surrounding area. Later she lived in both

He highlights figures who traversed the Trail (such as the HBC’s George Simpson and missionary George McDougall) and weaves the Trail into major events in western Canadian history (such as the Battle at Duck Lake)

Manitoba politics

bustling streets

Saskatchewan regional libraries

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governance

but contributors refer to events occurring as late as Dec

and Peter Pangman in the North-West

this volume began as Thomas’ doctoral dissertation

Local historian Sarah “Sally” Potter Clubb and University of Saskatchewan geography professor William “Bill” Antony S

throat singing

The book consists of nearly 30 succinct histories written by – or about – early residents of the Lloydminster area