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Wabasca Store

Wabasca Store

Children stand in the doorway of the J. H. Houle General Store in Wabasca.

Wapiti Lodge Residence

Wapiti Lodge Residence

Wapiti Lodge, built as a residence for Grande Prairie High School students and later used as a dorm for the homeless.

Wembley

Wembley

Elevators and churches at Wembley, Alberta.

Working in Toronto

Working in Toronto

  • CA GPR 0002-0002.01-0002.01.03-0002.01.03.025b
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  • 1939-1942

    • Part of Beth Sheehan fonds

After graduating from Alberta College in Edmonton, Beth worked in Toronto at Dearborn Chemical Co. Ltd., Goodwin Harris Co. Ltd., and the Royal Muskoka Hotel near Rosseau, Ontario.

[Writing by Margaret Loggie]

[Writing by Margaret Loggie]

This document is one part of a series of eight documents that is intended to show the evolution of society on the Grande Prairie. It focuses on the history of Indigenous peoples in the Peace region before Europeans arrived. In includes a story of how the Peace River (Unjigah) was named when peace was made between the Beaver and Cree people.

York Hotel Mural

York Hotel Mural

Wild horses mural on the west wall of the York Hotel in the Grande Prairie city centre.

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