Parte deDwight Logan fonds
Mr. Dwight Logan became an alderman for the City of Grande Prairie in 1983, and in 1986, the Mayor. He left that position in 1993 to candidate for the Provicial Liberals, but became Mayor again in 2006.
Dwight Logan, Liberal Candidate
Parte deDwight Logan fonds
Photograph of the Grand Opening of the Grande Prairie Liberal Association office before the 1993 provincial election showing Liberal Candidate Dwight Logan cutting the ribbon. One of eleven photographs of the event.
Dwight Logan, Liberal Candidate
Parte deDwight Logan fonds
Liberal Candidate Dwight Logan at Grande Prairie Liberal Association office before the 1993 provincial election.
Parte deDavis, Hodgson, Coulter fonds
Dance card for the 50th Anniversary celebration of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hay at Lockport, Manitoba dated 1914. Edward Henry George Gunter Hay was the first MLA in the 1870 Manitoba parliament for St. Andrews South. He married Frances Gibson at St. Andrews, Manitoba in 1864.
Rural Municipality of St. Andrews Debenture Brochure.
Parte deDavis, Hodgson, Coulter fonds
1919 circular for the Rural Municipality of St. Andrews regarding a debenture issued for road construction. It includes a 1918 map of the municipality, which is on the west side of the Red River south of Lake Winnipeg.
Parte deHarry Tuffill fonds
Revillon Bros. Store and Beaver Lodge Post Office on the banks of Saskatoon Lake, Grande Prairie.
First Compressor Garbage Truck in Grande Prairie
Parte dePioneer Museum Society of Grande Prairie and District fonds
Mr. Toutant was the owner of the first compressor garbage truck in Grande Prairie. He is shown here with Councilor Bert Tieman and Mayor Bob Millar.
Edson to Grande Prairie Mail Stage
Parte dePioneer Museum Society of Grande Prairie and District fonds
Church & Weatherly's six pack horses being loaded with mail at Edson for the trip over mud and mire to Grande Prairie.
Parte dePioneer Museum Society of Grande Prairie and District fonds
Judge Sissons practised law in Grande Prairie, a constituency that he represented as a member of parlement from 1940 to 1945. In 1946 Sissons was raised to the bench and was later transferred to the Territorial Court of the North-West Terriotories in 1955, a position that he held until 1966.
Union of Alberta Municipalities Convention
Parte dePioneer Museum Society of Grande Prairie and District fonds
Representatives to the 54th annual convention of the Union of Alberta Municipalities in Edmonton, Oct. 30, 1958.
