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Part of Campbell family fonds
The Lake Saskatoon Baseball Team in 1912. Standing: Leonard Eisenmann, Charlie Richardson, George Stoll, Charlie Stoll, Sel McAusland, and Max English. Seated: Roy Stokes, Dean Hodgins, Percy Perraton, Ulia Douglass, Walter Eaton, Hermann Reidrick, and Jimmy Loudfoot, bat-boy.
Part of Campbell family fonds
The Beaverlodge Baseball Team in 1912. Rear, left to right: Vic Burt, Herman Reiderick (2nd base), Hugh Allen (pitcher), Dave McLellan, and Ward. Seated: Don Cranston, Billy Pierce, Harry Cranston, Marley Sherk, and Russ Walker (catcher).
Part of Campbell family fonds
Men with a team of horses and a team of oxen on the main street of Edson.
Part of Campbell family fonds
The Grande Prairie Baseball Team in 1912. Standing: Rae Hegler, Wes Bentley, Allan Wilson, Rae Piper, and Rupert Carveth. Seated: Eric Anderson, Ike Nelson, Bud Piper, and Boody Sprague.
Part of Campbell family fonds
The caption on the back of the photograph states: “The year of the big snow. Mrs. Arthur Carveth holding the lines while Jack Higbee swaps Chub and Dick floundering in a snow-filled coulee in vicinity of Prof. Charles Higbee’s homestead in March 1912.”
Hudson’s Bay Company Buildings, Lake Saskatoon
Part of Campbell family fonds
A scenic view of Lake Saskatoon and the Hudson’s Bay Company buildings near the shore.
Part of Campbell family fonds
A man sitting outside of a log cabin constructed by Jim Cory and George S. Loveridge.
On the Trail to Grande Prairie
Part of Campbell family fonds
A caption on the back of the photograph states: “Forrest Falk talking to Floyd Totten who is loaded up to go to his homestead in Glen Leslie. Picture taken at Robert Cochrane’s by “Becky” Sawyer in 1912.”
3rd Annual Fair at Grande Prairie
Part of Campbell family fonds
Groups of people assembled for the third annual fair at Grande Prairie. There are piles of lumber visible in the foreground. The photograph is labelled as belonging to Victor Flint of Beaverlodge.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Horses, men, and a wagon taking Goodwin’s Ferry across the Smoky River.
