Hudson's Bay Company

The Hudson’s Bay Company, founded in 1670, played a crucial role in the fur trade and the economic development of Canada. This gallery showcases the company’s vast influence, from its early trading forts and historic shipping routes to its interactions with Indigenous communities and European settlers. Featuring illustrations, e...Read more
54 items in this collection sampler.
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Vintage Engraving: Journey from the Prince of Wales Fort in Hudson's Bay to the Northern Ocean. By Samuel Hearne, 1777
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HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY Ship loading point near the York Factory from where the company sent its goods to England about 1820
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1776, Bonne Map of the Hudson Bay, Canada, Rigobert Bonne 1727 - 1794
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fort Edmonton upper saskatchewan river trading post Bay Company central Alberta trade river army boat sailing sail wood
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Historic one Pound Sterling note issued by the Hudsons Bay Company at York Factory on November 17, 1820
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Aerial view of Prince of Wales Fort, an 18th century Hudson's Bay Company fur trading fort, now a National Historic Site, near Churchill, Manitoba, Ca...
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York Factory, West Coast of Hudson's Bay, Canada
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The sign plaque and entrance to the Prince of Wales Fort, and old Hudson's Bay Company bastion outpost, near the town of Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.
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Sign - Hudson Bay Company, incorporated AD 1670 at Lower Fort Garry - a National Historic Site, Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada.
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. The Hudson's Bay Company Ships Prince of Wales and Eddystone Bartering with the Inuit off the Upper Savage Islands, Hudson Strait, Canada. . 1819. Hood, Robert (1795/6 - 1821/10/20) 2 HBC-Upper Savage Islands-Hudson Strait
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Description: The Hudson Bay Companys Store, Wharf Street. Victoria. V.I. Location: Victoria, Vancouver Island, Canada Date: 1867-1868 americas, wharfstreet, victoriabritishcolumbia
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MONTREAL, CANADA - SEPTEMBER 8, 2018: Hudson's Bay logo printed on a paper. Hudson's Bay is a chain of 90 department stores that operate in Canada and
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Fort Garry, also known as Upper Fort Garry, was a Hudson's Bay Company trading post at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine rivers in what is now downtown Winnipeg. It was established in 1822 on or near the site of the North West Company's Fort Gibraltar established by John Wills in 1810 and destroyed by Governor Semple's men in 1816 during the Pemmican War from the book ' The native races of North America ' edited by William Henry Withrow, 1895
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Fort Garry, Manitoba, 1884. Winter scene of Fort Garry with Native Americans and Euro-Americans mingling in the courtyard. The trading post was built by the Hudson Bay Company in 1822 at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers in what is now Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Note the initials 'HBC' on the flag with a Union Jack in the upper corner (BSLOC_2019_9_171)
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A station of the Hudson Bay Company. Canada 1885 old antique print picture
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A view of Hudson Bay and the Arctic Ocean from the crenelated battlements at the top of the old Prince of Wales Fort, in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.
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HUDSON'S BAY, at the time of the Seven Years War, showing French and English forts including Fort York, the principal settlement of the Hudson's Bay Company Date: circa 1757
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A trappers' supply store along the route. Original caption: Construction of the new highway to Alaska - August 1942. A trappers' supply store along the route, famous "Hudson" Bay Company. Here is where the hard-bitten wilderness trappers and Indians come to trade their winter's catch for blankets, shoes, tobacco, food and other supplies. Credit: Photograph by U. S. Army Signal Corps. State: Alaska.
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Description: Forts and Stores of the Honourable Hudson's Bay Company. Hon. Hudson's Bay Company's Quarters: Lower or Stone Fort. Location: Canada Date: 1858-1859 canada, manitoba, americas, hudsonsbaycompany
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The Hudson's Bay Company's Land Tenures and the Occupation of Assiniboia by Lord Selkirk's Settlers, with a list of grantees under the Earl and the Company Image taken from page 138 of 'The Hudson's Bay Company's
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Delivering fur for theHudson's Bay Company at LowerFort Gary, Manitoba, CanadaDate: early 20th century
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AT THE PORTAGE, Hudson's Bay Company's Employes on their annual Expedition, CANADA, NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGRAVING
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Temniscamenque Fort of the Hudson Bay Company (c 1900)
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Image taken from page 147 of 'The Hudson's Bay Company's Land Tenures and the Occupation of Assiniboia by Lord Selkirk's Settlers, with a list of grantees under the Earl and the Company' Image taken from page 147 of 'The Hudson's B
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Inside of a Hudson's Bay Company store, Bear Island, Temagami, Ont., canada. circa 1890. Vintage Photography
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Hudsons Bay Company on Cordova Street
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Hudson's Bay Company express canoe
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BIRCH-BARK CANOE PRESENTED TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
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Hudson bay company building, Pangnitung, Baffin Island, Canadian Arctic, Canada, North America
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The Hudson's Bay Company tug Messenger at the Peace River Crossing
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1950s, historical, large bundles of imported animal furs by the Hudson's Bay Company numbered and labelled and hanging in a warehouse.
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Image from page 299 of 'Hudson's Bay; or, Every-day life in the wilds of North America, during six years' residence in the territories of the Hudson's Bay Company. Second edition'
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The sign and entrance to the Prince of Wales Fort, and old Hudson's Bay Company bastion outpost, near the town of Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.
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Woman tour guide in period costume with fox beaver and other animal furs in Hudson Bay trading post Fort Langley Canada
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Elk203-5307 Canada, Alberta, Edmonton, Fort Edmonton, 1846, Hudson's Bay Fort
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Elk203-5331 Canada, Alberta, Edmonton, Fort Edmonton, 1846, Hudson's Bay Fort
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Elk203-5320 Canada, Alberta, Edmonton, Fort Edmonton, 1846, Hudson's Bay Fort
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Arctic Canada, Nunavut, Baffin Island, Iqaluit (aka Frobisher Bay). Historic Hudson's Bay Company building.
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Hudson's Bay Company, Old Blubber Station, Pangnirtung.
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Old Hudson's Bay Company building on William MacKenzie Lane in Apex, Nunavut, Canada
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Vintage black and white photograph ca. 1944 of Hudson's Bay Store at night, corner of Georgia and Granville Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Interior of Hudson's Bay Company cabin, Heritage Park Historical Village, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Exterior view of Hudson's Bay Company's (HBC) building on Portage Avenue with shops at ground level, cars are parked in front of the building, people are on the sidewalk. circa 1930s
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Elk203-5308 Canada, Alberta, Edmonton, Fort Edmonton, 1846, Hudson's Bay Fort
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Elk203-6445 Canada, Alberta, Calgary, Heritage Park Historical Village, Hudson's Bay Trading Company
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A 19th century Hudson's Bay Company staff house on the original site of its first settlement in Moose Factory, Ontario, Canada.
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Henry Hudson (fl. 1607-1611) was an English navigator and explorer. He ascended the Hudson River and established Dutch claims to the region. He later explored Hudson Bay for the English, while seeking the Northwest Passage. The hudson River and Hudson Bay are boith named for him. In June 1611, some of Hudson's crew mutinied and set Hudson and his son and seven crew members adrift in James Bay in a small open boat. They were never heard from again.
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Canada, Vancouver, Hudson's Bay Store,
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Montreal, Canada - July 3, 2022: Hudsons Bay, aka The Bay, store on Saint-Catherine St. The department store chain is the flagship brand of the Hudso
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