Category:Athabasca Landing

Athabasca Landing is the northern end of a portage between the North Saskatchewan River, that eventually empties into the Nelson River, and thus Hudson's Bay -- and the Athabasca River, part of the Mackenzie River Basin, emptying into the Beaufort Sea, near Tuktoyuktuk.

Media in category "Athabasca Landing"

The following 32 files are in this category, out of 32 total.

'HBC Buildings at Athabasca Landing.' 1894. Hudson’s Bay Company sketch-map. Archives of Manitoba Hudson’s Bay Company Archives, D. 25i19 fa. 294..png 570 × 746; 621 KB
A family of Black emigres, who left the USA due to discrimination, settling in Athabasca Landing in 1911.jpg 400 × 207; 27 KB
A general view of Athabasca Landing, in 1898. Provincial Archives of Alberta Brown Collection, B 2590.png 1,095 × 766; 880 KB
A scow arrives in Athabasca Landing via the Athabasca River in the early 1900s - GR-20160628-ATH0801-306289967-AR.jpeg 800 × 497; 85 KB
An aerial view of the riverfront settlement at Athabasca Landing - 032 141.jpg 480 × 231; 16 KB
Athabasca Landing's first Hudson's Bay Company store.png 710 × 759; 512 KB
Athabasca Landing, view from across the river, September 1912. Provincial Archives of Alberta, Acc.70.297-11c..jpg 500 × 190; 28 KB
Athabasca River2014.jpg 2,592 × 1,936; 1.68 MB
Cargo scows at Athabasca Landing.jpg 400 × 296; 37 KB
Ernest Thompson Seton and Edward Alexander Preble leaving Athabaska Landing, May 17, 1907.png 695 × 749; 431 KB
Hudson’s Bay Company main warehouse, Athabasca Landing, built 1886-87. Athabasca Archives, 00697.png 1,225 × 760; 727 KB
Hymns in Syllabic Characters for the use of the Cree Indians in the Diocese of Athabasca.png 1,093 × 764; 716 KB
Inspecting Chief Factor James McDougall. Hudson’s Bay Company 'Sketch Plan of Athabasca Landing.' 1891. Archives of Manitoba Hudson’s Bay Company Archives, D. 24-19 fo. 295.png 893 × 758; 785 KB
Leslie Wood’s first house, Athabasca Landing, built 1884. Athabasca Archives, 01265.png 659 × 768; 575 KB
Loading freight scows at Athabasca Landing, 1912, Glenbow Archives, Calgary, Canada, Image - NA-3544-16.jpg 500 × 268; 25 KB
Loading HBC scows at Athabasca Landing, Alberta, 1912. Glenbow Archives, Calgary, Canada, Image - NA-2788-20.jpg 1,200 × 729; 133 KB
Map of Athabasca Landing.jpg 450 × 285; 53 KB
Midnight Sun, at Athabasca Landing.jpg 232 × 193; 36 KB
Northland Call, Athabasca Landing.jpg 1,200 × 859; 117 KB
Oil drilling rig at Athabasca Landing. Provincial Archives of Alberta Brown Collection, B 2583.png 840 × 757; 1,003 KB
River Steamers docked at Athabasca Landing.jpg 500 × 315; 38 KB
Rivermen and boatbuilders at a construction camp, Athabasca Landing, 1887. Provincial Archives of Alberta, Aca.33. - aca33.jpg 500 × 313; 65 KB
Scow arriving at Athabasca Landing. n.d. Glenbow Archives, NA-4002-10.png 1,358 × 597; 788 KB
Scows and a steamboat at Athabasca Landing, 1903. Provincial Archives of Alberta Brown Collection, B 2863.png 1,032 × 768; 797 KB
Scows at Athabasca Landing, 1911. Glenbow Archives, Calgary, Canada, Image - NA-938-17.jpg 500 × 304; 35 KB
Six-horse team transporting a boiler on the Athabasca Trail. NAPOTA, EA-10-1206.png 1,359 × 551; 668 KB
Sternwheeler S.S. Athabasca River at Athabasca Landing.jpg 400 × 222; 19 KB
Stuck on the Athabasca Landing Trail. Provincial Archives of Alberta- Brown Collection, B 5682.png 1,362 × 706; 1.63 MB
The conquest of the great Northwest; being the story of the Adventurers of England known as The Hudson's Bay Company. New pages in the history of the Canadian Northwest and Western States (1908) (14592538347).jpg 2,480 × 1,292; 582 KB
The S.S. Athabasca at Athabasca Landing. Provincial Archives of Alberta Brown Collection, B 2866.png 1,170 × 756; 1,013 KB
The S.S. Athabasca at Athabasca Landing..jpg 400 × 296; 42 KB
Two two-horse teams on the Athabasca Trail. NAPOTA, EA-10-1214.png 670 × 766; 556 KB

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