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Title

The Reverend Dr. William King (1812 - 1895), a minister in the Presbyterian Church in Canada and a founder of the Elgin Settlement in 1849, was recognized as one of the foremost leaders of the anti-slavery movement in Canada.

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Item (linked) part of

Photographic material [graphic material] (R4509-10-4-E)

Date(s)

prior to 1895

Place of creation

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent

1 photograph

Language of material

English

Conditions of access

Graphic (photo)

90: Open
Nil

Graphic (photo)
Copy negative PA-207774

90: Open

Item no. (creator)

03718

Graphic (photo)

90: Open

Box
03718

90: Open

Other accession no.

1988-208 NPC

Terms of use

Credit: Library and Archives Canada / PA-
Restrictions on use: This collection is comprised of a mix of original photographs and modern reproductions that were made for reference purposes for Daniel Hill. The photographs which are modern reproductions made for references purposes were obtained from a number of Canadian cultural institutions and are, in most cases, clearly stamped as to where they came from. Clients wishing to obtain a copy from this collection may only request copies of original photographs. In cases where the photograph is a modern reproduction, the client must request a copy from the institution that holds the original.
Copyright: Expired

Additional name(s)

Photographer: Unknown.

Additional information

Source of photograph: Regional Collection University of Western Ontario

Series title

Env. 16

Exhibitions note

Exhibition title: The Anti-Slavery Movement in Canada. Curator: Myron Momryk, National Archives Canada, Ottawa, Ontario; 2001.02.14-2001.05.27.

Source

Private

Other system control no.

DAPDCAP561769

MIKAN no.

3596832