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Top Image Collection Saskatchewan Archives Board—Métis Photographs Resistance, 1885 Historic Sites

Image Batoche Cemetery (01)
Image Batoche Cemetery (02)
Image Batoche Cemetery (03)
Image Batoche Cemetery, Church in Background (01)
Image Batoche Rectory
Image Batoche – appears in Wpg Sun, May 8, 1888
Image Batoche’s House at Batoche where Capt. French was shot
Image Charlie Trottier tells Indian Agent McLoed the story
Image Father Dubuc standing in old shell hole on Batoche battlefield below village
Image From Two Months in the Camp of Big Bear
Image General Middleton’s headquarters at Fort Qu’Appelle, 1885
Image General Middleton’s headquarters during the Riel Rebellion
Image Gnr. Phillips grave
Image Grave marker of Gabriel Dumont
Image Graves of the Half-Breeds killed in battle
Image Graves of those Massacred at Frog Lake
Image Gunner Phillip’s Grave
Image Humboldt – Telegraph Station
Image Lateral Trench of Militia forces, Batoche Battlefield
Image McKinnon House – 712 Dufferin St., Saskatoon - Commandeered for Hospital service during 1885
Image Métis casualties
Image Monument “Erected in memory of Indians and Métis who died in the Rebellion of 1885”
Image Old house west of Duck Lake from which Halfbreeds fought
Image Old mill at Duck Lake, Batoche? Headquarters of Louis Riel
Image Rifle Pits thrown up in 1885 following the battle of Cut Knife Hill
Image Ruins of old storehouse at Warman Ferry
Image Scene at Fish Creek
Image Scene of fight at Fish Creek
Image Scene of fight west of Duck Lake
Image Scene on west bank of river at Batoche
Image Soldiers grave, Fish Creek
Image South Saskatchewan River looking north, south of Batoche
Image South Saskatchewan River showing Batoche Church, south of Batoche
Image Where Middleton’s West-bank troops crossed S. Sask. River during Battle of Fish Creek
Image “Batoche from where Lt. Fitch (French?) was killed”
Image “Field on which Gen. Middleton camped east of Batoche”
Image “First sight of Batoche”
Image “General meeting priests”
Image “Old House at Fish Creek”
Image “The usual type of Rifle Pit by the Rebels at Batoche”

 

  
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