Transportation

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  • identifier: 2456

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      188 Archival description results for Transportation

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      CoV-CR-0263 · Series · 1884-1939
      Part of City of Victoria fonds

      Series consists of correspondence, reports, contracts, agreements, tenders, specifications, and resolutions apparently removed by the City Clerk's Office and retained in groupings by topic.

      Material pertains to public utilities, transportation, and the B.C. Electric Railway Company (1938-1939); the Victoria and Sidney Railway 1892-1906); and the Songhees Indian Reserve (1884-1906).

      Series forms part of earlier City of Victoria Archives' "Series IV, Special Reports and Projects," for which an item list is available.

      Victoria (B.C.). City Council
      CoV-CR-0217 · Series · 1872-2017
      Part of City of Victoria fonds

      Series consists of correspondence, declarations, petitions, briefs, and certificates relating to Council business that were either orphaned from their original filing systems or retained by the Clerk because they did not fit within the regular series of Council records.

      Victoria (B.C.). City Council
      Kent
      PR-0290-M12858 · Item · [193-]
      Part of Edward Savannah fonds

      Two men loading/unloading Westinghouse Refrigerator crates between a freight train car and a Dowell's truck.

      Savannah, Edward Jack, 1898-1960
      CoV-CR-0283 · Series · 1922-1979
      Part of City of Victoria fonds

      Series consists of a record of railway and navigation traffic using and requiring operation of the Johnson Street Bascule Bridge.

      Includes daily information on the time the bridge was raised, for what vessel, and whether it was entering or leaving the Upper Harbour. Also includes the time trains passed over the bridge, their name or a description of them, and whether they were entering or leaving the downtown area. In addition, there are notes on bridge maintenance, weather, and various other matters.

      Victoria (B.C.). Engineering Department