| Name | Thom, Alexander Barton | |
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| Birth | Feb 1849 | Stratford, Perth County, ON [7, 8, 9] |
| Gender | Male | |
| Business Address/Year | 1897-1900+ | Brandon, MB |
| Where Active (Non-Specific Address) | Feb 1887 | Vancouver, BC |
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| Business Address/Year | 1884-1894 | Winnipeg, MB |
| Home Address/Year | 1880s?-1894 | Winnipeg, MB |
| Business Address/Year | 1894-1896 | Regina, SK |
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| Business Address/Year | 1898 | Wawanesa, MB |
| Where Active (Non-Specific Address) | 1880s-1890s? | Rocky Mountains, Canada; Selkirk Mountains, BC |
| Death | 22 Apr 1926 | Charleswood, MB [8, 9] |
| Burial | Avondale Cemetery, Stratford, Perth County, ON [9] |
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| Association | Bingham and Thom (Relationship: Partner) | |
| Person ID | I390 | Camera Workers | T, vol. 1, 1858-1900 |
| Last Modified | 11 Nov 2023 | |
| Photos | A.B. Thom, Canadian Pacific Railway line, Kicking Horse Canyon, 1890s. The title is "2140--Seventh and Eighth Crossing Kicking Horse Canyon". Courtesy of BC Archives, Item B-06988. | |
| A.B. Thom, Kamloops, ca. 1886. The Canadian Pacific Railway bridge visible in the background does not appear in a similar photo by Thom's former partner, F.V. Bingham. Courtesy of BC Archives, Item G-00075. | ||
| A.B. Thom stereo, Canadian Pacific Railway line, Bear Creek Glen, Selkirk Mountains, 1880s-1890s. The photograph depicts a CPR pusher engine at the rear of a flatbed car. Thom took the stereo and also published it. |
| Documents | A.B. Thom news, Manitoba Weekly Free Press, 23 Dec 1886, p. 8. The article notes that he had gathered some 2,000 negatives over the past six months as the official photographer for the CPR. | |
| A.B. Thom ad, Regina Leader, 20 Dec 1894, p. 5. Note the reference to Rocky Mountain views for sale. |
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