File:The Beaver, No. 4, March 1932, outfit 262, Hudson's Bay Company.jpg

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English: The Beaver, No. 1, March 1932, outfit 258, Hudson's Bay Company. Front cover.
The cover picture is reproduced from an oil painting of Fort Garry gateway, showing the Govenor's residence and a portion of the north wall. The original is by Mr. Victor Long, who, in a letter dated June 17, 1928, states: "I painted the picture in 1887, and to the best of my recollection it was painted from nature in rather minute detail. The Govenor's residence, if my memory serves me right, was a wooden structure, painted white and with green shutters; the gate and walls were a stone masonry". The original of the picture hangs on the wall of the hallway leading to the Fur Trade offices, Hudson's Bay House, Winnipeg.
Pages 390-446, 17 x 25,5 cm
Date (painting) / 1932-03 (journal)
Source Collection G. & C. Franke
Author Hudson's Bay Company, Winnipeg
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