Red River Expedition Collection

Veterans of Eleven Campaigns, a Distinguished Group of the Kings Royal Rifles (b / w photo)
1600626 Veterans of Eleven Campaigns, a Distinguished Group of the Kings Royal Rifles (b/w photo) by English Photographer

The Red River Expedition in North America (engraving)
1099568 The Red River Expedition in North America (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Red River Expedition in North America)

The Red River Expedition, 1870, Sir Garnet Wolseley holding a Council of War at his Head Quarters
1061179 The Red River Expedition, 1870, Sir Garnet Wolseley holding a Council of War at his Head Quarters, Thunder Bay (engraving) by English School

The Red River Expedition (engraving)
1052138 The Red River Expedition (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Red River Expedition)

The Red River Expedition, Camp of the 60th Rifles near Shebandowan (engraving)
1625998 The Red River Expedition, Camp of the 60th Rifles near Shebandowan (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Red River Expedition)

The Red River Expedition: View from Volunteer Camp, Thunder Bay, 1870, Canada

The Red River Expedition: Camp of 60th Rifles, Kaministiquia River, 1870, Canada

The Red River Expedition: Headquarters, Thunder Bay, 1870, Canada

The Red River Expedition: Dawsons Road, 1870, Canada

The Red River Expedition: View from Volunteer Camp, Thunder Bay, 1870, Canada

The Red River Expedition: Headquarters, Thunder Bay, 1870, Canada

The Red River Expedition: Dawsons Road, 1870, Canada

The Red River Expedition: Camp of 60th Rifles, Kaministiquia River, 1870, Canada

For sale as Licensed Images

Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media

"Veterans of Eleven Campaigns: A Distinguished Group of the King's Royal Rifles" In this captivating black and white photo, we are transported back to a time when brave soldiers embarked on an extraordinary journey known as the Red River Expedition. These men, veterans of eleven campaigns, stand tall and proud, their faces etched with determination and resilience. The Red River Expedition in North America comes alive through an intricately detailed engraving. It depicts the arduous yet awe-inspiring landscape that these courageous souls traversed. The vastness of the wilderness is beautifully captured, reminding us of the challenges they faced during their mission. Another engraving showcases Sir Garnet Wolseley holding a Council of War at his Headquarters in Thunder Bay. His commanding presence exudes confidence as he strategizes alongside his fellow officers. This image serves as a testament to leadership and camaraderie amidst adversity. Camp life during the expedition is vividly portrayed in various engravings. From the 60th Rifles near Shebandowan to Volunteer Camp at Thunder Bay, each scene reveals glimpses into daily routines and moments shared by these valiant soldiers. Their tents dotting the landscape serve as reminders of their unwavering commitment to duty. We are treated to breathtaking views from Volunteer Camp at Thunder Bay and along Kaministiquia River - snapshots frozen in time that transport us directly into this historic expedition. The beauty surrounding them contrasts with their purposeful presence, highlighting both nature's magnificence and man's indomitable spirit. Headquarters in Thunder Bay stands strong against a backdrop of rugged terrain – a symbol of unity for those who fought under its command. Dawsons Road captures another aspect of this remarkable journey; it represents not only physical progress but also symbolic advancement towards achieving their goals. As we delve deeper into these images capturing moments from The Red River Expedition, our appreciation for these brave individuals grows stronger. Their unwavering determination and sacrifice paved the way for progress in Canada.