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Essays
Photojournalism
Gallery - Documentation and Commemoration
The documentary capabilities of the photographic medium have made it the perfect tool with which to capture precise moments of societal change. As photographers composed these photographs, they were well aware that their cameras captured events of historic importance, and preserved them for the future.
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Inauguration of Dufferin Terrace
Québec, Quebec, 1879
Photographer: Jules-Ernest Livernois
PA-118201
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Nomination of candidates for Montarville to the Legislative Council of Canada
Longueuil, Quebec, October 18, 1858
Photographer: Jules-Ernest Livernois
PA-149346
Source
Funeral procession of the late Hon. Thomas D'Arcy McGee
Montréal, Quebec, April 13, 1868
Photographer: James Inglis
C-083423
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Québec tercentenary celebrations
Québec, Quebec, July 23, 1908
Photographer: unknown
C-000933
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Thos. W. Wilby, first to cross Canada by road
Vancouver, British Columbia, 1912
Photographer: unknown
PA-029919
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Nursing Sisters voting in the Canadian federal election
France, December 1917
Photographer: William Rider-Rider
PA-002279
Source
Press Photographers
Unknown location, unknown date
Photographer: unknown
RD-000795
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Canadian Press Photographers
Unknown location, unknown date
Photographer: unknown
C-038122
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Rt. Hon. William Lyon Mackenzie King and Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill during the Quadrant Conference
Québec, Quebec, August 11-14, 1943
Photographer: unknown
C-031186
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