Fishermen unloading fish nets onto deck of ship, British Columbia, ca. 1900
{{en| Caption on Image: Edwards Bros. Vancouver, B.C. PH Coll 334. Edwards Brothers.1 The Edwards Brothers studio was a partnership between brothers, George William and Edger Herbert in Vancouver, B.C. from 1891-1920. Both brothers were portrait and landscape photographers. George also photographed the gold rush in Klondike in 1898. In the later years of the studio, the Edwards brothers began to sell photographic and motion picture supplies. *Subjects (LCSH): Fishing nets
- Date
- c. 1900
- Photographer / author
- Edwards Brothers
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- photograph
- Original size
- 768 × 602 pixels
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