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First ford, Loon Lake, Saskatchewan, the scene of 'Steele's fight'.

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Second ford, Loon Lake, Saskatchewan.

Second ford at Loon Lake, Saskatchewan.

Second ford, Loon Lake, Saskatchewan, where General F.D. Middleton turned back.

Louis Riel's prison camp at Guardapuis' Crossing on the South Saskatchewan.

Transport teams and men on the march.

Troops crossing the South Saskatchewan River at Guardapuis' Crossing, Saskatchewan.

Cannon being limbered up in battle of Fish Creek, Saskatchewan.

Horses, transport teams in camp.

Militia camp at Fish Creek, Saskatchewan.

General F.D. Middleton meeting priests.

Horses and men on ferry crossing the North Saskatchewan River at Fort Carlton, Saskatchewan.

Two wagons with Tom Hourie, Metis guide for the Militia.

Boulton's and French's scouts, western Canada.

Two Militia scouts on horseback, western Canada.

First check of Canadian troops at Batoche, Saskatchewan.

Militia troops breaking camp at Guardapuis' Crossing, Saskatchewan.

Rebel rifle pits at Batoche after the fight, Saskatchewan.

Shelling Batoche, last shot before the attack on the guns, Saskatchewan.

General F.D. Middleton and wounded men in camp.

Rebel scouts captured before battle of Fish Creek, Saskatchewan.

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First ford, Loon Lake, Saskatchewan, the scene of 'Steele's fight'.

Taken during the Riel Rebellion.

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Date 1885

Creator Peters, James

Genre Negatives, Photographs

Place Saskatchewan

Subject Canadian Army--Militia, Canadian Army--Transportation, Horses in transportation, Lakes, Loon Lake, Saskatchewan--Transportation, North West Rebellion, Riel Rebellion, 1885

Archival Information

Fonds/Collection James Peters fonds

Unique identifier CU199449

Legacy Identifier na-363-66

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Attribution "First ford, Loon Lake, Saskatchewan, the scene of 'Steele's fight'.", 1885, (CU199449) by Peters, James. Courtesy of Glenbow Library and Archives Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.