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sketch of interior view
Plate LXIII. Room in the Great Hall, Fort William, 1816.

This drawing is said to have been made by Lord Selkirk shortly after he captured the North West Company's great depot in 1816. Dr. McLoughlin served the North West Company at that post and undoubtedly ideas absorbed there concerning con struction methods were later employed at Fort Vancouver.

(Courtesy of Public Archives of Ontario, Toronto, from Selkirk Papers, Pkg. 21, #126. Photograph lent for this study by Mr. Erwin N. Thompson.)

interior view
Plate LXIV. Sitting Room Interior, Staff House, Moose Factory, Hudson Bay. (Courtesy of Library, Hudson's Bay Company, Winnipeg; reproduced with permission of the Hudson's Bay Company.)

interior view
Plate LXV. Interior Doorways, Governor's House, Lower Fort Garry, c.1935. (From The Beaver, Outfit 266, No. 3 (December, 1935), [34].)

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Plate LXVI. Moose Factory, 1878. (From The Beaver, Outfit 277 (June, 1946), [26].)

sketch of interior view
Plate LXVII. View of a Room, Presumably in Upper or Lower Port Garry, c.1846-1848, Drawn by George B. Finley. (Courtesy of the Glenbow-Alberta Institute, Calgary, Alberta. Fig. 58.24.75.)

anvil
Plate LXVIII. Blacksmith Shop, Moose Factory, c.1946. (Courtesy of Library, Hudson's Bay Company, Winnipeg; reproduced with permission of the Hudson's Bay Company.)

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