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The Flint daughters traveled to Lower Beaverlodge school with pony and cart in the summer, and horse and cutter in the winter. Here, neighbour Helen Stegmeir is in the cutter.
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Beth and Everett with their first car (a Coupe) in the yard of their first farm home southeast of Clairmont.
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Three automobiles and two large trucks are waiting at Moodie's Crossing. The ferry is in the middle of the river. On the other side are visible another road and several buildings.
Smoky River Bridge Construction
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Smoky River Bridge under construction with construction pier in the background.
Stagecoach In Parade, Opening of Smoky River Bridge
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Four horses are pulling an original stagecoach driven by Hugh Thompson and Dr. O'Brien Sr. in the parade for the celebration of the opening of the first bridge over the Big Smoky River on Aug.14, 1949.
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People are walking by a lot of automobiles & a truck parked in a field for the opening of the Smokey River Bridge celebration on Aug. 14, 1949.
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Many vehicles are mired in the mud on Highway 2 near Brainard, coming from Moberly Lake in Aug. 1959.
Moving Clairmont NAR Water Tower
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Moving the Northern Alberta Railways water tower by train, from Clairmont to Grande Prairie, October 26, 1949.
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A truck hits the ditch after sliding on the muddy Alaska Highway.
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Making a road from the ferry landing on the Big Smoky river to the townsite at Bezanson.
