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185:, accompanied by his eleven-year-son Albert, nicknamed "The General", who kept the miners entertained with magic tricks and acrobatics. Two years later, Maynard returned alone to his hometown of Bude, and on the way back he stopped to purchase photographic supplies in New York City. In May and June 1873, he received a government commission aboard the gun boat
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British Columbia where he apparently had some success mining. In the interim, his wife studied the principles of photography, probably acquiring the knowledge from a local firm of photographers. Maynard returned to Bowmanville, and in 1862 the family with their four children moved permanently west
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Maynard concluded his career in photography, and then enjoyed several years of retirement and comfortable family life. He died on January 10, 1907, in Victoria. His wife continued working until her retirement in 1912, and she died in 1918. Many of Maynard's prints, along with some
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to Haida Gwaii, photographing a number of localities there as well as on the
British Columbia mainland and Vancouver Island. In 1890, Maynard won first prize in the professional category for his local photograph of Victoria Arm, in a contest sponsored by the
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on the adjacent mainland. Some engravings based on his photographs were published in
Chittenden's report, released in November 1884. On July 4, 1886, he photographed the first passenger train to reach the
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Maynard learned the skill of photography from his wife, and his earliest known photograph is an 1864 panorama of Victoria. In 1868, he took his first long distance trip, up the
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Richard subsequently made further trips along the railway route in the next five years. He returned to Alaska in 1882, sailing on the steamer
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On another government commission in 1884, Maynard accompanied the
American explorer Captain Newton Chittenden on an expedition to
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In 1875, Richard and Hannah travelled to San
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convened to resolve ownership of the islands. In 1893, he made his last excursion to the
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houses, the earliest such photographs known. In addition, he documented the
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in British Columbia. Hannah and her husband visited
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1251:Colony of Vancouver Island people
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1157:from the original on 29 June 2016
520:Newton Chittenden and his party.
268:house, and also making a stop in
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1211:Wilks, Claire Weissman (1980).
1173:; Kailbourn, Thomas R. (2000).
1073:. Chicago: Lewis Publishing Co.
260:, photographing local sites in
1261:People from Stratton, Cornwall
1194:Images from the Likeness House
1113:10.1080/03087298.1992.10442558
1092:10.1080/03087298.1985.10442269
895:Palmquist & Kailbourn 2000
711:Palmquist & Kailbourn 2000
165:to once again try his hand at
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1070:A History of British Columbia
443:rifle team at Clover Point,
393:region of British Columbia.
327:fishery at the mouth of the
223:Hudson's Bay Company blanket
193:, then up the east coast of
35:Richard Maynard in the 1890s
1215:. Toronto: Exile Editions.
1067:Gosnell, R. Edward (1906).
1056:Oregon Historical Quarterly
181:to the gold mining town of
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819:Mattison & Savard 1992
795:Mattison & Savard 1992
771:Mattison & Savard 1992
759:Mattison & Savard 1992
159:Colony of Vancouver Island
74:Victoria, British Columbia
408:British Columbia Archives
397:Final years and aftermath
189:which journeyed first to
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1145:Mattison, David (2007).
1120:Mattison, David (1997).
274:Canadian Pacific Railway
373:, part of the disputed
313:Queen Charlotte Islands
1266:Canadian photographers
1101:History of Photography
1080:History of Photography
383:international tribunal
249:
150:Fraser River Gold Rush
254:landscape photography
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16:Canadian photographer
1192:Savard, Dan (2010).
725:, pp. 111, 128.
413:He was portrayed by
163:Stickeen Territories
1171:Palmquist, Peter E.
945:, pp. 119–120.
921:, pp. 173–177.
749:, pp. 113–114.
536:House front totem.
173:Photographic career
1147:"Maynard, Richard"
1040:, October 1, 2021.
462:main street, 1868.
311:, then called the
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207:Israel Wood Powell
55:Stratton, Cornwall
1203:978-0-7726-6150-0
623:Saint Paul Island
417:in the 2021 film
371:Saint Paul Island
114:Pribiloff Islands
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215:Klinaklini River
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240:Richard and
231:Nootka Sound
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179:Cariboo Road
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1246:1907 deaths
1241:1832 births
1161:15 December
1136:6 September
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919:Savard 2010
907:Savard 2010
831:Savard 2010
783:Savard 2010
522:Haida Gwaii
489:, c. 1880s.
460:Barkerville
391:Arrow Lakes
354:Glacier Bay
317:totem poles
309:Haida Gwaii
286:Emory Creek
199:Bella Coola
183:Barkerville
142:Bowmanville
112:and on the
1235:Categories
1062:: 167–224.
676:Wilks 1980
588:Eagle Pass
573:Nass River
379:Bering Sea
363:West Shore
338:Port Moody
329:Nass River
302:Taku Inlet
282:Eagle Pass
278:Port Moody
124:Early life
118:Bering Sea
47:1832-02-22
649:Citations
641:steamship
504:village.
342:Vancouver
217:, and in
187:HMS Boxer
57:, England
1155:Archived
643:, 1890s.
569:Eulachon
506:Victoria
502:Songhees
475:Reliance
445:Victoria
420:Be Still
387:Kootenay
367:Portland
325:eulachon
276:between
264:such as
262:Wrangell
246:sociable
155:Victoria
130:Stratton
76:, Canada
1047:Sources
625:, 1892.
609:, 1888.
605:house.
575:, 1884.
556:, 1884.
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524:, 1884.
485:on the
447:, 1865.
427:Gallery
350:Canmore
157:on the
146:Ontario
116:of the
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538:Masset
294:Dakota
258:Alaska
227:Yuquot
110:Alaska
90:Spouse
607:Haina
603:Haida
346:Banff
321:Haida
300:. In
270:Sitka
1217:ISBN
1198:ISBN
1179:ISBN
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1138:2015
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483:Yale
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