n. Size 5x7.
1851— SCENE AMONG THE THOUSAND ISLANDS— Drawn by W. H.
Bartlett. Engraved by R. Brandard. Size 5x7.
1852 — BRIDGE NEAR QUEBEC — The engraving is thought to represent
a bridge that formerly crossed the River Gouffre, near St. Paul's Bay,
opposite Isle Aux Coudres. The Gouffre, which rises in Charlevoix County,
Que., pursues a very circuitous course, and is difficult to ascend because
of its many rapids. Drawn by W. H. Bartlett. Engraved by F. W. Topham.
1853— LOOKING UP FROM THE WHARVES, QUEBEC— With key,
showing: 1, Houses in Little Champlain street, immediately under Duf-
ferin Terrace. 2, Building formerly occupied by Thibaudeau Bros., whole-
sale dry goods merchants, now (1917) shops and boarding houses; it faces
the old Champlain Market Place on east side. 3, Houses facing old Cham-
plain Market Place on north side; site now occupied by station of National
Transcontinental Railway. 4. Stairway leading to river boats; replaced by
pontoon and shorter stairs. 5. Dufferin Terrace. Water color from original
drawing by F. B. Schell, for "Picturesque Canada," 1880. Size 4x7.
1854— "BIEN COMFORTABLE" (VERY COMFORTABLE)— The aged
habitant appreciates to the full his solacing pipe. Copy of oil by Henri
Julien, in possession of O. S. Perrault, Montreal. Size 8x10.
1855— "AVEC MA PETITE FILLE" (WITH MY LITTLE GIRL) —
Plodding through the snow drifts on a Quebec road. Copy of oil by Henri
Julien, in possession of O. S._ Perrault, Montreal. Size 7x9.
1856— MONTREAL AND ST. HELEN'S ISLAND— From a point in the
centre of the River St. Lawrence, Oct, 1849 — To the left of picture is a
distant view of the city. Water color by Gen. A. R. V. Crease, R.E.
Size 9x13. See 1864.
1857— "SLEDGE RACE NEAR MONTREAL— Published under the
patronage of the Right Hon. the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, Governor-
General of British North America. Painted by C. Krieghoff. Lith. by A.
Borum in Munic." The view is taken just below Longueuil Point, on the
winter road between Longueuil and Montreal. No. 1 is Longueuil Point;
No. 2, the City of Montreal; 3, the mountain; 4, Lord Elgin's turnout. The
artist introduced Lord Elgin, who was his patron, in other views also;
e.g., the Fall of Montmorency. Lithograph. Size 13 x 19.
1858— RAILWAY BRIDGE OVER ST. ANNE'S RAPIDS— On the St.
Lawrence, near Montreal. The Montreal and Lachine Railway was built
in 1847 and later taken over by the Grand Trunk, which built the bridge
connecting on the left, or south side of the rive*r, the Island of Montreal
with Isle Perrot. The Rapids of St. Anne are those mentioned by Tom
Moore in his "Canadian Boat Song." This picture was not made on the
spot, but from the engineer's drawing, and is not quite correct; the two
mountains should be the same height as the one on the left; also the
bridge, the first erected at this point, is much shorter than it appears in
the view. The latter was removed about thirty years ago and replaced by
a modern steel double-track structure. Lithograph. Published by John
\veale, London, 1860. Kell Bros., Lithrs., Castle St., Holborn. Size 8x12.
1859— "SHOVING OF ICE UPON WHARVES IN FRONT OF MONT-
REAL — Kell Bros., lithrs., Castle street, Holborn. Published by John
Weale, London, 1860." No. 1 is the dome of Bonsecours Market, in centre
of building, which is situated near Jacques Cartier square. 2, Eastern end
of market. 3, The old Church of Notre Dame de Bonsecours, completed,
1675; burned, 1754, and rebuilt, 1771. 4, Buildings in rear belonging to
the church. 5, Houses in St. Paul street. Many houses of the French
period exist in this neighborhood. The street fronting the harbor is Com-
missioners street. Lithograph. Size 7x9.