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York Hotel Mural

CA GPR 0002-0002.05-0002.05.03-0002.05.03.271
Item
1983

Part of Beth Sheehan fonds

Wild horses mural on the west wall of the York Hotel in the Grande Prairie city centre.

[Writing by Margaret Loggie]

CA GPR 0002-0002.04-0002.04.05-0002.04.05.29
Item
1959

Part of Beth Sheehan fonds

This document is one part of a series of eight documents that is intended to show the evolution of society on the Grande Prairie. It focuses on the history of Indigenous peoples in the Peace region before Europeans arrived. In includes a story of how the Peace River (Unjigah) was named when peace was made between the Beaver and Cree people.

Working in Toronto

CA GPR 0002-0002.01-0002.01.03-0002.01.03.025b
Item
1939-1942

Part of Beth Sheehan fonds

After graduating from Alberta College in Edmonton, Beth worked in Toronto at Dearborn Chemical Co. Ltd., Goodwin Harris Co. Ltd., and the Royal Muskoka Hotel near Rosseau, Ontario.

[Wives and Families of Indigenous Threshing Crew]

CA GPR 0002-0002.01-0002.01.03-0002.01.03.047B
Item
1933

Part of Beth Sheehan fonds

Image shows five Indigenous women and several children standing together. The caption on the back of the photograph says ” Wives + families of Indian threshing crew.”