Hudsons Collection (#3)

A view in Hudsons River of Pakepsey & the Catts-Kill Mounta

Robert M Ballantyne
ROBERT M BALLANTYNE - Scottish author of popular adventure stories for children, such as The young fur-traders based on his own experiences with the Hudsons Bay Company. Date: 1825 - 1894

Hudson's Canastero (Asthenes hudsoni) adult, singing, perched on dry stems, Rincon del Cobo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, december

Hudson's Canastero (Asthenes hudsoni) juvenile (first known photograph of juvenile), perched on dry stems, Rincon del Cobo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, february

Grand canoe reception on the St Lawrence River
Grand canoe reception given to the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) on the St Lawrence river during his visit to Canada in 1860

Farmer Scrubs Cow
A dairy farmer scrubs down his cows using Hudsons Dry Soap while the women wash the churns & pails

Aldgate Congestion
A " traffic block" in Aldgate High street, east London. Note the predominance of horse- drawn over motorised vehicles; Aldgate tube station and the Three Nuns Hotel on the left

Hudsons Crew / Mutiny
Henry Hudsons crew mutinies and casts him adrift

Delivering Fur
Delivering fur for the Hudsons Bay Company at Lower Fort Gary, Manitoba, Canada

Samuel Hearne
SAMUEL HEARNE Royal Navy seaman, English trader and explorer for Hudsons Bay Company. Searched for the North West Passage

Hatter at Work C. 1850
A London hatmaker at work on a hat made from beaver fur, obtained from the Hudsons Bay Company who supplied about 60, 000 furs a year to their Fenchurch Street salerooms

Hudson Trading Post
A trading post of the Hudsons Bay Company, Canada

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