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Under the Halcourt Bridge

CA GPR 0032-0032.07-1998.27.403
Item
1920 c.

Part of Campbell family fonds

Clyde Campbell balancing on the river rocks underneath the Halcourt Bridge.

Unfinished log cabin on the Edson Trail, Alberta.

CA GPR 0032-0032.08-0032.08.07-0032.08.07.087
Item
1911

Part of Campbell family fonds

Partial log cabin on the banks of a river, possibly along the Edson Trail route.

Unidentified store.

CA GPR 0032-0032.08-0032.08.07-0032.08.07.101
Item
[ca. 1915]

Part of Campbell family fonds

One man standing in front of a false-fronted store with large plate glass window.

Union Bank of Canada, Grande Prairie

CA GPR 0032-0032.08-0032.08.08-0032.08.08.0015
Item
[ca. 1920]

Part of Campbell family fonds

The Union Bank of Canada building in Grande Prairie.

Union Bank of Canada, Grande Prairie, Alberta.

CA GPR 0032-0032.08-0032.08.07-0032.08.07.093
Item
1911

Part of Campbell family fonds

Patterson family on the front porch of Patterson & Sons Store, which was also the first bank in Grande Prairie, the Union Bank of Canada.

Veterans’ Hall, Lake Saskatoon

CA GPR 0032-0032.08-0032.08.08-0032.08.08.0978
Item
1919

Part of Campbell family fonds

Veterans’ Hall in Lake Saskatoon, located next to the Harness Shop. The back of the photograph is used as a postcard addressed to R. B. Tilt, Sanitorium, Frank, Alberta and postmarked November 1919: “Dear Bob. A map of our veterans’ Hall. Some class eh! Letter follows. George M.”

Village of Lake Saskatoon, Alberta.

CA GPR 0032-0032.08-0032.08.07-0032.08.07.096
Item
1915

Part of Campbell family fonds

Village of Lake Saskatoon on the west shore of Saskatoon Lake. Empire Barns sign is visible on the roof of a barn.

Waiting for the first air mail.

CA GPR 0032-0032.08-0032.08.07-0032.08.07.059
Item
March 17, 1937

Part of Campbell family fonds

Postmaster A.W. Cameron, aviation promoter P.J. Tooley, and business men Frank Donald and Billy Salmond waiting for the first air-mail flight into Grande Prairie on March 17, 1937.