Souvenir of the Canadian Rockies - Three Sisters, Canmore, Canadian Rockies - C.P.R. Station, Glacier, Canadian Rockies - C.P.R. Train "Imperial Limited," leaving Glacier, Canadian Rockies - Mountaineering in the Canadian Rockies: Scaling a Glacier - [Back cover of booklet.] - Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Canadian Rockies - Hot Sulphur Bath, C.P.R. Hotel, Banff, Canadian Rockies - Cathedral Peak from new grade, Field, Canadian Rockies - Lake Louise and Chalet, Canadian Rockies - C.P.R. Train and Mount Stephen, Canadian Rockies - Mount Stephen and Hotel, Field, Canadian Rockies - C.P.R. Train "Imperial Limited" leaving Loop Tunnel, Field Hill, in which trains make a complete turn, Canadian Rockies - C.P.R. Train and Mount Sir Donald, Canadian Rockies - Souvenir of the Canadian Rockies

by: Canadian Rockies (B.C. and Alta.)The Three Sisters (Alta.)Glacier National Park (B.C.)Glacier National Park (B.C.)Canadian Rockies (B.C. and Alta.)Banff Springs HotelBanff National Park (Alta.)Mt. Rundle (Alta.)Banff Springs Hotel (Alta.)Banff National Park (Alta.)Cathedral Mountain (B.C.)Lake Louise (Alta.)Chalet Lake Louise (Alta.)Yoho National Park (B.C.)Mt. Stephen (B.C.)Mt. Stephen (B.C.)Kicking Horse River (B.C.)Yoho National Park (B.C.)Mt. Sir Donald (B.C.)Rogers Pass (B.C.)Canadian Rockies (B.C. and Alta.): Publisher

Publication date: ca. 1910

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Publisher: The Valentine & Sons Publishing Co., Ltd. Montreal and Toronto

Language: English

A booklet of 12 hand-tinted postcards, produced on heavy card stock, of various mountain scenes from Alberta and British Columbia

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Description: Souvenir folder of Alberta and British Columbia.
On Front: [printer's no.] 600171
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: View of the Three Sisters mountain range near Canmore Alberta.
On Front: [printer's no.] 108999 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: A steam-powered train rounds a curve in front of the Canadian Pacific Railroad station at Glacier House with the Illecillewaet (Great) Glacier in the background.
On Front: [printer's no.] 109,871 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: Passengers look out on the mountain scenery from the last car of the C.P.R. train, The "Imperial Limited".
On Front: [printer's no.] 110476 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: Three people hanging onto a rope climb a glacier.
On Front: [printer's no.] 1009004 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain.
Description: A view of the Banff Springs Hotel with Mount Rundle in the background and horse-drawn carriages in the foreground.
On Front: [printer's no.] 109844 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: Some bathe in the therapeutic waters of the Banff Hot Springs while others lounge by the poolside or look on from above.
On Front: [printer's no.] 108983 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: A steam-powered passenger train in the foreground with Cathedral Mountain in the background near Field, British Columbia.
On Front: [printer's no.] 109849 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: In the background is the chalet at Lake Louise as it appeared in the early 1900's. In the foreground is a rest area for hikers and canoeists.
On Front: [printer's no.] 110471 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: A steam-powered Canadian Pacific Railway train in the foreground with Mt. Stephen in the background.
On Front: [printer's no.] 10898[5 or 9] J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: A view of the town of Field located near Mt. Stephen in the Kicking Horse River Valley of British Columbia.
On Front: [printer's no.] 107232 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: The Canadian Pacific Railway train, Imperial Limited, exiting the spiral tunnel near Field, B.C.
On Front: [printer's no.] 107,240 J.V.
On Back: Printed in Great Britain
Description: A Canadian Pacific Railway train travelling through the Rogers Pass in British Columbia with Mt. Sir Donald in the background.
Description: A booklet of 12 hand-tinted postcards, produced on heavy card stock, of various mountain scenes from Alberta and British Columbia