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The fonds consists of Simpson's photographs pertaining to the time that he spent working along Yellowhead corridor during the construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Includes views of Rev. Simpson and various views of railroad construction (1907-1911). Notations from Rev. Simpson transcribed on verso.
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Rural Municipality of St. Andrews Debenture Brochure.
Fait partie de Davis, Hodgson, Coulter fonds
1919 circular for the Rural Municipality of St. Andrews regarding a debenture issued for road construction. It includes a 1918 map of the municipality, which is on the west side of the Red River south of Lake Winnipeg.
Along the Red River, Manitoba.
Fait partie de Davis, Hodgson, Coulter fonds
A scene of the Red River, showing men working on a boat berth alongside the river.
Fait partie de Davis, Hodgson, Coulter fonds
St. Andrews Locks on the Red River north of Winnipeg. Date on the back of the photograph is July 1910.
Fait partie de de Wilton family fonds
Fait partie de DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum fonds
Sven Carlson (left) and John Calliou (right) on horseback at Simonette, herding cattle for George Fraser.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 94.
Fait partie de DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum fonds
Jim Platt on horseback and wagons crossing the Pembina River en route to the Peace River Country.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 14.
Fait partie de DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum fonds
Several trucks partially fallen through the ice on the Smoky River.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 343.
Fait partie de DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum fonds
Buckskin Charlie (Charles Wellington Connor) on the Edson Trail. Charlie is seated on the back of a wagon box with an unidentified man looking on.
See also photograph 116.09.01.02.426.
Fait partie de DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum fonds
The last ferry run across the Smoky River on the day of the bridge's opening. A large number of spectators are gathered on both sides of the river. The completed Smoky River Bridge is visible to the right.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 349.
