By Packtrain and Steamer: The Hudson's Bay Company's British Columbia District Manager's Correspondence, 1897–1920

Authors

  • G. Mark Walsh

Author Biography

G. Mark Walsh

Mark Walsh is the Municipal Archivist at the Windsor Public Library. Prior to accepting that position, he was archivist in charge of the microfilm programme at the Hudson's Bay Archives, Provincial Archives of Manitoba. He has studied archival administration at . Wayne State University in Detroit.

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Published

1985-01-01

How to Cite

Walsh, G. Mark. 1985. “By Packtrain and Steamer: The Hudson’s Bay Company’s British Columbia District Manager’s Correspondence, 1897–1920”. Archivaria 20 (January):127-35. https://www.archivaria.ca/index.php/archivaria/article/view/11182.

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Archivaria 20 (Summer 1985)

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Studies in Documents

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