Prince Rupert: 1914-1919

The Prince Rupert gallery is organized chronologically by year:

 1900-07 1908 1909 1910-11 1912-13 1914-19 1920-39 1940-59 1960-80

The last big blast, Jan. 24, 1914
3rd Avenue including Knott's Bakery, Dawson Block, MacIntyre Block, and J.D. McLeod & Co, ca. 1914
Five men mending nets, ca. 1914
A nurse, a boy and a girl in a room at the quarantine hospital on the 500 Block 4th Avenue East, ca. 1914
Dominion Day parade, July 1st, 1914
Arrival of first train from Winnipeg, Aug. 9, 1914
Company of 11th Irish Fusiliers leaving Prince Rupert, ca. 1914
3rd Overseas Contingent Leaving Prince Rupert, July 8th, 1915
Salt Lakes, Prince Rupert, ca. 1915
Photograph depicts Prince Rupert's first motorcycle policeman P. C. Bailey on his motorcycle outside of city hall on Fulton Street
People having a picnic on Dick Parkinn's boat, ca. 1915
Grand Trunk Pacific Train number 624 arriving at Kwinitsa Station, 1916
People standing outside of Lippsett, Cunningham & Co. Ltd. Ships' Stores in the Clapp Block of 2nd Avenue, ca. 1916
Halibut boats Adeline and New Westminster, ca. 1916
Quarantine Hospital on Hospital Island across from Digby Island, boardwalk, ca. 1916
Fairview Cemetary, May 25, 1916
Louise Eugenie Button stands to the side of the train tracks while three men stand on the tracks in the distance near Prince Rupert on May 24 ,1916
A view looking down on the business section of Prince Rupert showing second and third avenues, June 30, 1916
Seven men holding up halibut on October 1, 1916
The S.S. Prince Rupert wrecked on Genn Island, March 23rd, 1917
Prince Rupert Hotel on 6th Street, May 4, 1917
Saw mill and cold storage plant in Seal Cove, 1918
Saw mill and cold storage plant in Seal Cove, ca. 1918

 The Prince Rupert gallery is organized chronologically by year:

1900-07 1908 1909 1910-11 1912-13 1914-19 1920-39 1940-59 1960-80