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St. Paul's United Church, Grande Prairie, Alberta.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Exterior of St. Paul's United Church, built c. 1926 on the corner of 100 Avenue and 102 Street. It has a square bell tower entrance on the side.
St. Joseph's Separate School, Grande Prairie, Alberta.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Exterior of St. Joseph's School, a one-storey brick building on 102 Street and 104 Avenue. It has a portico, bell tower, and 12 18-paned windows on its east face.
St. Joseph's Catholic Church and Manse, Grande Prairie, Alberta.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Exterior of Roman Catholic Church and Rectory. Church has clerestrial windows and bell-tower steeple. Rectory has a two-storey addition behind it.
St. Andrews-by-the-Lake Anglican Church
Part of Campbell family fonds
St. Andrews-by-the-Lake Anglican Church, built in 1908, overlooking Lake Saskatoon.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Close-up of a coal miner in full gear sitting outside the cribbing of a coal mine on the banks of the Wapiti River.
Part of Campbell family fonds
An bird’s eye view of Spirit River, showing numerous businesses. The captions on the back of the photograph state: “Spirit River 1917 from the Railway Station this was the first buildings in town the same blocks have been destroyed by fire twice since then.” “I am sending you a card of Spirit River, but it is only a part of the town, of course it is much bigger than it show there. – E. A.” The photograph appears to have been contributed by D. M. Innes of Spirit River.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Street view of Spirit River, showing several businesses, including H. H. McLeod Hardware, A. W. Davies Meat Market, W. Wade Real Estate, Insurance and Notary Public, and Spirit Hardware. The photograph appears to have been contributed by Percy H. Jones of McLennan, Alberta.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Street view of Spirit River, showing businesses including Pope Hardware Co., Victoria Café, Nelson’s Bunk House, and a hotel.
Speaker at Kleskun Hills Geological Picnic, Alberta.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Photograph taken at the Kleskun Hills Geological Picnic around 1952 showing an unidentified speaker.
Smoky River Bridge Opening, Alberta.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Image shows a group of men, including two Indigenous men wearing regalia, at the opening of the Smoky River Bridge in 1949. The back of the photograph says "Note tom tom"
