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The Buffalo Lakes Baseball Team at the 1914 Lake Saskatoon Sports day. Standing: William Morris Robb, Wallace Edgar, Gaston K. Wagar, Walter McFarlane, Jack Carter, Oscar Anderson, and Roy Davis. Kneeling: Pete Louis and John Johnson. Sitting: Selmer Johnson, Billy McNeil, Norman Edgar, and Allan H. Parker.

“Irish” O’Brien, Clarence Raison, Gerald Carveth, and ? at Mile 17 (near Webster) of the Edmonton, Dunvegan, and British Columbia railway. The men are standing under a sign for the Buffalo Lakes Lumber Co. Ltd.

Men, horses and machinery on a newly constructed road, with ditches and bush on each side.

A group of spectators clustered around several boys and girls exhibiting calves at a calf show held at the Beaverlodge Research Station. "First calf club show in Peace River Country held Beaverlodge June 1951 Tom Williams daughter (Leckie) mother won first calf weighed 110.0 lbs. Sold for 46c per pound". On the far right of the photograph, the two men talking together are identified as J. O. Patterson and Tom Watt from Beaverlodge.

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.

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.

Campbell family cabin with wooden downspouts to catch the melting snow water.

Log cabin outhouse on the Campbell family homestead in the dead of winter.

Outbuildings on the Campbell family homestead at Elmworth, Alberta.

Isabel Campbell on the front porch of the Campbell cabin, when it still had a sod roof.