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Title: Through Mountains and Canyons. The Canadian Rockies.
Author: Notman, William McFarlane (1857-1913)
Date of first publication: 1906
Edition used as base for this ebook: Montreal: Wm. Notman & Son, 1906 [first edition]
Date first posted: 14 May 2011
Date last updated: 14 May 2011
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We have named William McFarlane Notman as this book's author, since he is known to have travelled many times to Western Canada to take photographs. He was a partner in his father's famous photographic studio. The book itself does not name him specifically, but according to its cover was "photographed by Wm. Notman & Son Montreal".
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Entered According to Act of Parliament
of Canada,
in the Year 1906, at the
Department of Agriculture, by
Wm. Notman & Son.

THE THREE SISTERS, CANMORE

BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL, FROM OVER FALLS

BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL AND MOUNT RUNDLE

BOW VALLEY, FROM BANFF HOTEL

SUN DANCE CANYON, BANFF

CASCADE MOUNTAIN AND CANYON

LAKE LOUISE, LAGGAN

VICTORIA GLACIER, LAKE LOUISE

LAKE AGNES, CASTLE CRAGS, HAZEL PEAK AND MOUNT LEFROY

MORAINE LAKE, VALLEY OF THE TEN PEAKS

MOUNT STEPHEN

MOUNT STEPHEN AND FIELD, B.C.

TWIN FALLS, YOHO VALLEY

TAKAKKAW FALL, YOHO VALLEY—1,200 feet high.

EMERALD LAKE, NEAR FIELD, B.C.

LOWER KICKING HORSE CANYON

LOWER KICKING HORSE CANYON, NEAR GOLDEN, B.C.

MOUNTAIN CREEK BRIDGE—Containing 1,500,000 feet timber.

STONY CREEK

STONY CREEK BRIDGE—Height 296 feet.

MOUNT MACDONALD, EAST SIDE

ROGERS PASS AND MOUNT MACDONALD

THE GREAT AND ASULKAN GLACIERS

SUMMER AND WINTER TRACKS, NEAR GLACIER

INTERIOR OF A SNOW SHED

GLACIER HOUSE, GLACIER, B.C.

THE GREAT GLACIER OF THE SELKIRKS

CREVASSES, ASULKAN GLACIER

ICE CAVE, THE GREAT GLACIER

ASULKAN GLACIER

SIR DONALD AND THE GREAT GLACIER

HERMIT RANGE, FROM MOUNT ABBOTT

ILLECILLEWAET VALLEY AND LOOP, FROM MOUNT ABBOTT

THE LOOP, SHOWING FOUR TRACKS

JAWS OF DEATH, THOMPSON CANYON

ALBERT CANYON

FRASER CANYON, BELOW NORTH BEND

MOONLIGHT, FRASER CANYON

CARIBOO ROAD BRIDGE, FRASER CANYON

[End of Through Mountains and Canyons, by William McFarlane Notman]