A photograph entitled 'Trains Snowed Up', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows a train fitted with a snow plough, stuck in a snow drift, it is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Chaudiere Falls in Winter', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photographs shows the partially-frozen Chaudiere Falls on the Ottawa River in Ontario, Canada, with a town visible on the river banks.

This photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Timber Slide Ottawa', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows a timber slide at Ottawa. Timber slides were channels which ran parallel to the river, designed to allow logs and timber to be floated down the river without being damaged by rapids or waterfalls.

This photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Tobogganing', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows a group of people tobogganing down a hill and is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of the Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Barrack Hill Ottawa', taken by William Notman in 1860.

In 1858 Barrack Hill was chosen as the site for the new Parliament buildings for the Province of Canada.

The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Halifax', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph showing Halifax, in Nova Scotia, is from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910).

A photograph entitled 'Champs de Mars', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows crowds watching a military parade on the Champs de Mars in Montreal, Canada. It is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Chaudiere Falls in Winter', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows the partially-frozen Chaudiere Falls on the Ottawa River in Ontario, Canada.

This photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes of the visit.

The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of the Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Terrapin Tower, Niagara Falls', taken by William Notman in 1860.

This observation tower on Terrapin Point was deemed unsafe and dismantled in the mid 1880s.

The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of the Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Part of American Falls, with Caves', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The American Falls is one of three waterfalls which make up Niagara Falls. It is located wholly in New York State.

The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Horse Shoe Falls', taken by William Notman in 1860.

Horse Shoe Falls is one of three waterfalls which make up Niagara Falls.

The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Trains Snowed Up', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows a train fitted with a snow plough, stuck in a snow drift, it is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Landing HRH Prince Arthur', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph of the arrival of the ship carrying the Prince of Wales was taken during the royal visit to Canada, and is part of an album compiled to commemorate the visit.

A photograph entitled 'St John's New Brunswick', taken by William Notman in 1860.

This photograph of the Bay of Fundy in Canada is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Quebec from Pont Love', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows the Port of Quebec is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Natural Steps', taken by William Notman in 1860.

This photograph of unusual rock formations is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Early Morning Surprise', taken by William Notman in 1860.

This studio photograph shows a bear hunting scene, created with props and a painted background. The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Campfire', taken by William Notman in 1860.

This studio photograph showing a camping scene has been created using props and lighting. The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes of the visit

A photograph entitled 'Montmorency Falls Winter', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows an icy Montmorency Falls near Quebec, Canada, it is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Ice Cutting on the St Lawrence River', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows a group of men with special blades cutting into the ice and loading it onto horse-drawn sledges. It is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'Sault Recollet Ottawa River', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows men fishing from rafts on the Ottawa River near Sault-au-Recollet in Montreal, Canada. It is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'General View Niagara Falls', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The photograph shows a man sat on the river bank looking out towards the falls. The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.

A photograph entitled 'American Falls', taken by William Notman in 1860.

The American Falls is one of three waterfalls which make up Niagara Falls. It is located wholly in New York State.

The photograph is taken from an album compiled to commemorate the royal visit to Canada of Albert, Prince of Wales (1841-1910). The album contains photographs of Canadian landscape, as well as scenes taken during the visit.