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Copy of a photograph of farmers from the Bad Heart community. From left to right, Chris Hennigar hold Ray (both had red hair), Gladys Hennigar, Art Hennigar, Eva Sparks holding Melvin, Arnold Sparks, Alice Braumberger with son Ernie and daughter Rose, Lawrence Hennigar with children Wes & Fred. Photo taken by Bruno Braumberger. Photograph donated by the Braumberger family through Jean Rycroft for a story about the Bad Heart fire in December 2011 newsletter.
Copy of a photograph taken ca. 1950 of Eric Rycroft and his daughter Heather with the Bad Heart mail truck in winter. Skiis have been attached to go under the front tires for easier movement on the snowy rural roads.
Baldur School children in front of their school. Back Row L-R: Elliott Nelson, Olaf Brekkass, Doreen Loberg, Ole Bakahaug, Esther Loberg, Paul Borgedahl, Ruby Foss, Lohtna Loberg, Ted Garberg, Hazel Olderskog, Nels Loberg. Front Row L-R: Geraldine Volden, Ralph Loberg, Gail Olderskog, Ellen Brekkass, Adeline Loberg, David Loberg, Bernice Brekkass, Marvin Nelson, Eunice Nelson, Arvid Olderskog, Mabel Olderskog, Mervin Westad, Caroline Brekkass, Cora Garberg, Murial Olderskog, Edgar Loberg, Eunice Volden, Ralph Loberg. Baldur School District was organized in 1928 and the school built in 1929. In the 1950s the building was moved to the Rolla area. Photograph from Jean (Pack) Borgedahl and given to Jeanne Smith.
Bear Creek flooding in Grande Prairie on April 12-13,1958. View from Richmond Avenue.
Bear Creek Valley During the Flood
Bear Creek Valley during a flood in 1935. The two houses in the center are those of Peter F. and Peter L. Toews.
Bear Lake Bible Camp, started as a ministry of the Peace River Bible Institute, later had its own board and organization. Shown here are the chapel on its permanent site, and campers around 1960.
An early ministry for Peace River Bible Institute was the Bear Lake Bible Camp. This first site, on the southern end of Bear Lake, was not too satisfactory so was only used one summer.
A view of Beaver Lodge.
Beaverlodge High School as it looked in 1972. Photograph taken by and donated by Jeanne Smith.
Beaverlodge High School as it looked in 1972. Photograph taken by and donated by Jeanne Smith.
