Alberta On Record

CA GPR 0484-0484.01-0484.01.03
Item
1902

Legal agreement dated March 22, 1902 for the sale of land described as the NW 1/4 of Section 24 and the north half of the NW 1/4 of Section 13, Township 15, Range 3, East of the Principal Meridian. The vendor is William Herbert Davis of the Parish of St. Andrews and the purchaser is John Allan of the City of Winnipeg.

Clarke Family

CA GPR 0116-0116.09-0116.09.01-0116.09.01.01-0116.09.01.01.0030
Item
1936

Part of DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum fonds

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.

Off to World War I

CA GPR 0056-0056.01-0056.01.074
Item
1914 c.

Part of Harry Tuffill fonds

A page from Harry Tuffill's photo alblum. The first photo is at the Tuffill homestead, two are taken at St. John's Anglican Church, Buffalo Lakes, and the other three are taken at army barracks.

Settler's Cabin

CA GPR 0056-0056.02-1969.29.33.017
Item
1910 c.

Part of Harry Tuffill fonds

Winter scene of a settler's log home on the banks of the Smoky River.

Saskatoon Lake Settlement

CA GPR 0056-0056.02-1969.29.33.030
Item
1910 c.

Part of Harry Tuffill fonds

Revillon Bros. Store and Beaver Lodge Post Office on the banks of Saskatoon Lake, Grande Prairie.

Horses Pulling Boiler On The Edson Trail

CA GPR 0024-0024.01-0024.01.08.02
Item
1911 c.

Part of Holroyd Drugs fonds

Team of horses from the Spencer party pulling boiler up a hill on the snowy Edson-Grande Prairie Trail.

Mail Stage and Buckskin Charlie

CA GPR 0024-0024.01-0024.01.09.15
Item
1912 c.

Part of Holroyd Drugs fonds

Buckskin Charlie driving the Mail Team across a river on the snowy Edson-Grande Prairie Trail.

P.V. Croken

CA GPR 0192-0192.05-0192.05.03-0192.05.03.05
Item
1976

Part of Frank Kozar fonds

One of a collection of images of P.V. Croken including 7 negatives, 2 x 2 in. P.V. "Patty" Croken came to the Peace Country after serving in the First World War. He operated a General Store, first in Bezanson, then in Grande Prairie.