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Adolph Weiss Sr. ready for the trapline. He is shown holding a pair of snowshoes with dogs bearing packs circling his feet. A barn and outbuildings are visible in the background.
Used in "Across the Smoky", p. 205
Portrait of Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, engineer on the Edson Trail.
See also photograph 116.09.01.02.103.
Mrs. Irene Taylor and Mrs. Anna Bronson and daughters in a wagon on a berry picking trip.
Used in "Across the Smoky", p. 319.
Robert Mehlum and Dale DeBolt in a home-made boat on Mehlum Creek.
Used in "Across the Smoky", p. 316.
Buckskin Charlie (Charles Wellington Connor) on the Edson Trail. Charlie is seated on the back of a wagon box with an unidentified man looking on.
See also photograph 116.09.01.02.426.
Settlers from the Bull Outfit stopped on the trail to Grande Prairie. Those shown include Mrs. Lossing, Mrs. Drake, Mr. McNaught, Garnet Truax, Clarence Lossing, Mrs. Smith, E. A. Smith, Mr. Gaudin, and R. C. Lossing.
Used in "Edson to Grande Prairie Trail", p. 22.
Carl W. Pettersson standing outside a cabin with loaves of bread in his hands.
Used in "Across the Smoky", p. 121.
Left to right: Steve, Bill, Jack, and Don Charney. The building on the right is Grey's store and the first post office at Clarkson Valley.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 287.
Guy Clarke and his children, (left to right) Morton, Don, Fay, Carole, and Eileen, having a picnic beside a wagon.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 245.
Clarke family en route from High Prairie to Simonette in March 1936. Left to right: Don, Fay, Eileen, and Olga Clarke, and Hank Williscroft.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 244.
