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Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
Exterior view of Grande Prairie’s Immigration Hall in winter.
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
“Home of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Pool. Built and occupied in July, 1909. Baby Ralph Pool in foreground, lost his life in the second world war.”
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
George Balisky and his sister Mary with horses and cattle outside the house on George’s homestead, 10 miles west and 2 miles south of Sexsmith.
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
George Breeden’s Hotel at Grande Prairie City.
William Smith & Sons Ranch and Butcher Shop
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
The buildings of William Smith and Sons (Harry and Clyde) ranch and butcher shop on Bear Creek near Grande Prairie, 1911. Several horse are hitched to sleighs outside.
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
Bert George’s house on the Wapiti Mines Trail. The property was later owned by the Pivert family.
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
A view of the settlement at Smoky River (near Watino) about 1915, also showing several businesses and a man and horse with water barrels on a small sleigh. The photograph appears to have been contributed by H. P. Brown of Edmonton.
Camping at Moberly Lake, British Columbia
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
A group of men camping with teepees at Moberly Lake, British Columbia.
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A bird’s eye view of the settlement at Wembley. Many of the buildings were moved from Lake Saskatoon to the rail point at Wembley.
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
A view of the end of steel at Smoky River (near Watino) about 1915, also showing several businesses. The photograph appears to have been contributed by H. P. Brown of Edmonton.
