Alberta On Record

Halcourt Bridge

CA GPR 0032-0032.07-1998.27.707
Item
1920 c.

Part of Campbell family fonds

Bridge over the Red Willow River near the Campbell homestead.

Moving to the Homestead

CA GPR 0032-0032.07-1998.27.334
Item
1919

Part of Campbell family fonds

Drayman and loaded wagon moving the Campbell's belongings to their new homestead.

Winter Transport

CA GPR 0298-0298.23
Item
[1918]

Part of Charles and Arthur Buck fonds

A team of horses pull a sleigh with a man standing in it and two horse are hitched behind.

Travellers With the Union Jack Flying

CA GPR 0298-0298.28
Item
[1920]

Part of Charles and Arthur Buck fonds

A copy of a postcard showing a group of men eating by their wagons. The British flag flies, fastened to a corner of a wagon.

Bridge over the Cutbank River

CA GPR 0399-0399.07-0399.07.09
Item
1943

Part of Carlisle family fonds

Photograph of the bridge over the Cutbank River. The caption below the photograph reads “The curved & bevelled bridge over the Cut Bank.”

Lunch at Honeymoon Bridge

CA GPR 0399-0399.09-0399.09.16
Item
July 1941

Part of Carlisle family fonds

Image shows the group stopping for lunch at Honeymoon Bridge. Mary Jean and David are at the far left with a woman who may be Jean Dagleish. Bill Archer is in the center and Jim Carlisle at the far right. The other two men, not facing the camera, are Bert Dagleish and Murray Carlisle. The caption below the photograph reads “Lunch at Honeymoon Bridge.”

Fording the Slate River

CA GPR 0399-0399.09-0399.09.25
Item
July 1941

Part of Carlisle family fonds

Members of the camping trip, including Mary Jean Carlisle and Jean Dagleish, are seen fording the Slate River. The caption below the photograph reads “Fording the Slate River.”

Cars draw attention, Spirit River, Alberta.

CA GPR 0394-0394.23
Item
1918

Part of James Lillico family fonds

Onlookers around Mr. Hart, Spirit River banker in the background,and Billie English in their new cars. Lady in plaid skirt is Mrs. Maud English standing next to Mrs. Hart. Ronnie Hart is on the hood of his dad's car, Mrs. Cook and son, Lee, are on the running board and husband Ernie Cook standing. Lowell Cook (Chick) in second car. "These were regular visitors at [the Cook] home in those days and we enjoyed them so much".