- CA GPR 0032-0032.08-0032.08.08-0032.08.08.1023
- Item
- [ca. 1910]
Part of Campbell family fonds
“Home of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Pool. Built and occupied in July, 1909. Baby Ralph Pool in foreground, lost his life in the second world war.”
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Part of Campbell family fonds
“Home of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Pool. Built and occupied in July, 1909. Baby Ralph Pool in foreground, lost his life in the second world war.”
Part of Campbell family fonds
A photograph of RNWMP Sargeant Clay sitting in a field with two horses.
Filing on Land at Lake Saskatoon Hudson’s Bay Post
Part of Campbell family fonds
A large crowd gathered outside of the Hudson’s Bay post buildings at Lake Saskatoon on May 26, 1910. Pete Tompkins had come from the Grouard Lands Office to allow the settlers to file on land.
Hudson’s Bay Company Buildings, Lake Saskatoon
Part of Campbell family fonds
People outside the Hudson’s Bay post buildings at Lake Saskatoon, 1910.
Part of Campbell family fonds
George Breeden’s Hotel at Grande Prairie City.
Bridging Crew on the Edson Trail
Part of Campbell family fonds
Bridging crew on the Edson Trail, 1911, including Steve Ward (centre, seated) and Andrew Kozina (standing, with moustache). The photograph was contributed by Walter Ward.
Campbell Benson’s Stopping Place, Bear Creek
Part of Campbell family fonds
Harry Robertson, Ralph Brown, ?, Campbell Benson, ?, Mrs. Benson, ?, Morton Emerson, George Lovering, photographer, and Jake Weber in front of Campbell Benson’s stopping place on Bear Creek, Grande Prairie, 1911. The photograph appears to have been contributed by Miss E. Mair.
Miller Family on the Edson Trail
Part of Campbell family fonds
The caption on the back of the photograph states: “Miller’s Family on th [sic] Edson Trail Going to Pouce Coupe in winter”. The photograph is labelled as the property of Mrs. Edith Mair.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Image shows four Indigenous people standing together outside several tipis at the Beaverlodge River. The photograph appears to have been acquired from Lovering based on the name written on the back of the photograph.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Men, including Charles Tomkins, Percy Burton, and Mr. Armstrong, and a dog at the sundial at Dunvegan.