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Letter from Kenneth Racey to James Maurice (J.M.) Harrison, written on February 5, 1952.

Letter from Kenneth Racey to James Maurice (J.M.) Harrison, written on April 19, 1952.

Letter from Kenneth Racey to James Maurice (J.M.) Harrison, written on December 8, 1951.

Letter from Kenneth Racey to James Maurice (J.M.) Harrison, written on July 25, 1952.

Letter from Kenneth Racey to James Maurice (J.M.) Harrison, written on February 4, 1953. Handwritten.

Letter from Kenneth Racey to James Maurice (J.M.) Harrison, written on April 16, 1953. Handwritten.

Image of the interior of Coach House, where academic events take place. Annotation on enclosing envelope reads "GK2 #2"

Letter from Kenneth Racey to James Maurice (J.M.) Harrison, written on November 28, 1953.

This collection continues the digitization and documentation of previously unavailable letters exchanged between British physician and amateur ornithologist James Maurice (J.M.) Harrison (1892–1971) and Canadian ornithologist Kenneth Racey (1882–…

The actual construction of the Longhouse took 15 months.

Opera in five acts; French libretto by P. Quinault. Pref. in French by Jean-Christophe Maillard. Cover title. Reprint. Originally published: 2e. éd. Paris : H. de Baussen, 1709.

The actual construction of the Longhouse took 15 months.

The First Nations Longhouse was constructed using primarily cedar. The logs were milled by Heatherbrae at their processing site near Gibson's Landing. Some logs were taken from the Eve River on Vancouver Island.

The First Nations Longhouse roof was designed to resemble the wings of a bird in flight.

The actual construction of the Longhouse took 15 months.

The actual construction of the Longhouse took 15 months.

A photograph of the framing and foundations of the inside of the longhouse as well as the trees in the background. The First Nations Longhouse roof was designed to resemble the wings of a bird in flight.

Groundwork being done for the Longhouse foundation. The actual construction of the Longhouse took 15 months.

A tree with a wooden plaque stating "Sciadopitys verticillata" "Umbrella Pine" "Japan"

The actual construction of the Longhouse took 15 months.

A view of Guia Fortress (Fortaleza da Guia) sitting on top of Guia Hill. The fort and chapel were constructed between 1622-1638 while the lighthouse was constructed between 1864-1865 [Source: Guia Fortress. (2025, Nov 11). In Wikipedia. https://en.…

Blue-coloured Chapel of St. Michael (Capela de São Miguel) located in St. Michael the Archangel Cemetery (Cemitério de S. Miguel Arcanjo). Kathleen da Silva (L), unnamed woman (R). Annotation on slide reads, "Cemiterio | 5/66." Image…