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Steamboat Promenade, 1872

A black and white drawing or etching, depicting groups of travellers in Victorian clothing, men, women and children in various acts of moving furniture, forming queues, departing, arriving, or waiting.

Newspaper clipping, Canadian Heritage of Quebec archives

“Une Promenade a l’eau salée, voyageurs passant d’un vapeur à une autre à Québec – d’après un croquis par E. Jump, L’Opinion Publique, 1872.” Boating excursion – travellers changing steamships in Quebec  City – from a sketch by E. Jump, L’Opinion Publique, 1872.