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Part of L. Mitchell
Little girl wearing a dress and a bow in her hair walking on the terrace of Hatley Castle. Side body profile. Her arms are crossed.
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Part of L. Mitchell
Little girl wearing a dress and a bow in her hair walking on the terrace of Hatley Castle. Side body profile. Her arms are crossed.
Part of Bromley Family
Hatley castle from south east lawns – no significant ivy growth
Part of Bromley Family
Hatley Castle from south, under construction. Temporary buildings at east and west end of site
Part of Bromley Family
View to sea from Hatley Castle, 1916 – Boathouse and ponds are visible
Part of N. Atchison
Garden in the courtyard of the stables and mews, Hatley Park North East view. Shows the coachman's house and the courtyard wall
Part of N. Atchison
Helen among the driftwood, probably at the Esquimalt lagoon beach
Part of N. Atchison
Helen and Joan in front of dairyman's cottage, Hatley Park
Part of N. Atchison
Helen and Joan in front of dairyman's cottage, Hatley Park. Hay barn is visible in the background.
Part of N. Atchison
Men working on a compost pile at the base of the silo, Hatley Park
Part of N. Atchison
group outside coachman's cottage at Hatley Park. WEJ (Fred), Harriet, Jennie and 3 unknown adults
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WEJ and horse, Major, in paddock enclosure at Hatley Park.
Part of N. Atchison
WEJ and horse, Dogfox, in the stable yard at Hatley Park. Dogfox was the polo horse belonging to James Dunsmuir's brother-in-law, Reggie Chaplain. Reggie and Maud lived in Vancouver but Dogfox was stabled at Hatley Park.
Part of N. Atchison
Two men in formal clothes outside a house on Hatley Park property
Part of N. Atchison
Men marching through a street in Victoria, BC. Charlie Mann is second from right