1885

37 photos and 5 illustrations tagged 1885, from 21 members of Flickr Commons.

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Vernona Jarbeau.

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  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    Vernona Jarbeau, a comic actress from New York, best known for her Gilbert & Sullivan roles... diamond.boisestate.edu/GaS/whowaswho/I-J/JarbeauVernona.htm In 1885 in Chicago, she married Jefferson D. Bernstein, a theatrical manager. As a new widow in 1911, she retired to a farm to raise cattle and bulldogs. She died in 1914.
  • Marika~Sinclaire said:
    she's got style! love that hat
  • Guido B. said:
    What is she holding?
  • P. H. Madore said:
    Looks like a dumb-bell bar. Anyone agree?
  • Sassafras Roots said:
    love the top hat

Cree Woman Posed With A Red River Cart

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  • Perpetual Song said:
    This is mislabelled, Ernest Brown was born in 1877 which would make him 8 years old when this was taken. Brown moved to Edmonton from Newcastle in 1904.
  • Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons said:
    Thanks Richard, did you mean to add this somewhere else?
  • Perpetual Song said:
    No, at the bottom of the photo it says copyright Ernest Brown (the notable Edmonton photographer). So this photo could not be from 1885.
  • Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons said:
    Thanks, we'll have our Archivist check it out!
  • ProfessorJ1 said:
    Actually, Brown himself inscribed his copyright onto this negative. But the date of the subject matter is correct. It's just that Brown asserted his rights to the picture as the holder of the negative, even though he didn't take it. Brown purchased the original negative collections of many prairie photographers, including pictures taken by Charles Wesley Mathers and the Calgary outfit Boorne and May; his images go back to the 1870s. This picture was one of Brown's favorites. The original negative is at the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

The launch of a Torpedo Cruiser

  • Quiet Group said:
    wow that's a really cool picture ^.^