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Title: Through Mountains and Canyons. The Canadian Rockies.
Author: Notman, William McFarlane (1857-1913)
Date of first publication: 1906
Edition used as base for this ebook:
   Montreal: Wm. Notman & Son, 1906
   [first edition]
Date first posted: 14 May 2011
Date last updated: 14 May 2011
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We have named William McFarlane Notman as this book's
author, since he is known to have travelled many times
to Western Canada to take photographs. He was a partner
in his father's famous photographic studio. The book itself
does not name him specifically, but according to its cover
was "photographed by Wm. Notman & Son Montreal".






THROUGH
MOUNTAINS
AND
CANYONS
THE CANADIAN ROCKIES

PHOTOGRAPHED BY
WM. NOTMAN & SON
MONTREAL




Entered According to Act of Parliament
of Canada,
in the Year 1906, at the
Department of Agriculture, by
Wm. Notman & Son.




[Illustration: THE THREE SISTERS, CANMORE]

[Illustration: BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL, FROM OVER FALLS]

[Illustration: BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL AND MOUNT RUNDLE]

[Illustration: BOW VALLEY, FROM BANFF HOTEL]

[Illustration: SUN DANCE CANYON, BANFF]

[Illustration: CASCADE MOUNTAIN AND CANYON]

[Illustration: LAKE LOUISE, LAGGAN]

[Illustration: VICTORIA GLACIER, LAKE LOUISE]

[Illustration: LAKE AGNES, CASTLE CRAGS, HAZEL PEAK AND MOUNT LEFROY]

[Illustration: MORAINE LAKE, VALLEY OF THE TEN PEAKS]

[Illustration: MOUNT STEPHEN]

[Illustration: MOUNT STEPHEN AND FIELD, B.C.]

[Illustration: TWIN FALLS, YOHO VALLEY]

[Illustration: TAKAKKAW FALL, YOHO VALLEY--1,200 feet high.]

[Illustration: EMERALD LAKE, NEAR FIELD, B.C.]

[Illustration: LOWER KICKING HORSE CANYON]

[Illustration: LOWER KICKING HORSE CANYON, NEAR GOLDEN, B.C.]

[Illustration: MOUNTAIN CREEK BRIDGE--Containing 1,500,000 feet timber.]

[Illustration: STONY CREEK]

[Illustration: STONY CREEK BRIDGE--Height 296 feet.]

[Illustration: MOUNT MACDONALD, EAST SIDE]

[Illustration: ROGERS PASS AND MOUNT MACDONALD]

[Illustration: THE GREAT AND ASULKAN GLACIERS]

[Illustration: SUMMER AND WINTER TRACKS, NEAR GLACIER]

[Illustration: INTERIOR OF A SNOW SHED]

[Illustration: GLACIER HOUSE, GLACIER, B.C.]

[Illustration: THE GREAT GLACIER OF THE SELKIRKS]

[Illustration: CREVASSES, ASULKAN GLACIER]

[Illustration: ICE CAVE, THE GREAT GLACIER]

[Illustration: ASULKAN GLACIER]

[Illustration: SIR DONALD AND THE GREAT GLACIER]

[Illustration: HERMIT RANGE, FROM MOUNT ABBOTT]

[Illustration: ILLECILLEWAET VALLEY AND LOOP, FROM MOUNT ABBOTT]

[Illustration: THE LOOP, SHOWING FOUR TRACKS]

[Illustration: JAWS OF DEATH, THOMPSON CANYON]

[Illustration: ALBERT CANYON]

[Illustration: FRASER CANYON, BELOW NORTH BEND]

[Illustration: MOONLIGHT, FRASER CANYON]

[Illustration: CARIBOO ROAD BRIDGE, FRASER CANYON]




[End of Through Mountains and Canyons, by William McFarlane Notman]