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Vancouver Island shipyard, 1800s

Drydock at Esquimalt, British Columbia, 1880s.
Lithograph reproduction of a 19th-century illustration

North Wind Picture Archives brings history to life with stock images and hand-colored illustrations

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1880s Boat Boat Yard British Columbia Business Canada Canadian City Commerce Dock Industry Labor Labour Pacific Pacific Coast Pacific Northwest Pacific Ocean Port Sea Port Ship Ship Yard Steam Ship Steamer Trade Wharf Work Boat Building Esquimalt Puget Sound Vancouver Vancouver Island


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This lithograph reproduction takes us back to the bustling Vancouver Island shipyard in the 1800s. The image showcases a vibrant cityscape, with a magnificent drydock at Esquimalt, British Columbia, during the 1880s. This snapshot of history encapsulates the essence of early Canadian industry and trade. The scene is alive with activity as workers labor diligently on various vessels. The shipyard stands as a testament to the thriving maritime commerce that defined this era. Steeped in heritage and tradition, it serves as a reminder of our rich nautical past. The illustration transports us to an era when boat building was not just an occupation but an art form. It captures the meticulous craftsmanship required to construct these majestic steam ships that would navigate through Pacific waters. As we delve into this piece of artwork, we are reminded of Vancouver's significance as a sea port and its pivotal role in connecting North America with international markets via the vast Pacific Ocean. This print also highlights how British Columbia's coastal regions were integral to Canada's growth and development during this time period. With its intricate details and historical context, this lithograph offers viewers a glimpse into Vancouver Island's past—a bygone era filled with industriousness, ambition, and progress along Canada's picturesque Pacific coast.

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