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The "Big 7" Company Ltd., a threshing company, operating at Lake Saskatoon in the Grande Prairie district. Equipment shown includes a threshing machine and a steam engine. Various buildings are visible in the background.

Used in "Edson to Grande Prairie Trail," p. 94.

Fonds consists of: Topic and family/individual research files on the settlements, homesteads, history, and lifeways of the inhabitants of the British Block Area, including but not limited to Bingville, East Springs, Bray Lake, New Holland, Carlstadt (Alderson), Box Springs, Tilley East area,etc. (some material pertaining to resettled areas such as Buffalo, Medicine Hat, and Redcliff).

Consists of compiled material such as photographs, slides and negatives, interviews, questionnaires, diaries and journals, biographies, family histories, anecdotes, and reminiscences, newspaper clippings, some legal/operational/administrative documents relating to settler's ventures, Ruth Daw's notes, correspondence, and rough drafts, as well as copies of research materials compiled from archives and government sources.

"My partnar H. C. Plum. The best pal a man ever had. Overlooking Smokey River flats. The best cow ranch ever put outdoors."

Snapshot of a casually dressed man holding the halter of a horse, with fences, trees and open pasture in background.

The Frontier Exhibition Prize List for the 1916 Grande Prairie Agricultural Fair.

Lea is sitting in a car, holding on to the steering wheel with John standing beside him. This could be possibly a new purchase.

Threshing Machine from the Harris Brothers' Steam Rig.

A view from the train tracks of the Kinistino train station and grain elevator.

1921 - 29 [H] Picking currants on Experimental Station. 53 bushes of red, white and black yielded 295 lb. in 1921. Photographed by W. D. Albright.

1921 - 60 [Ag. B.] Irregular areas of inoculation evident in an alfalfa plot of 1919 seeding, G. + C. mixture test. Dark green patch in front of girl shows inoculation. Faded white areas are devoid of inoculation. Photograph taken by W. D. Albright.