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Members of the Peace River Women's Missionary Service Presbyterial in Feb. 1951: First row Mrs. Hajeck, Albright; Mrs. T.W. Lawlor, Grande Prairie; Guest Speaker Miss Dorothy McBain, Edmonton; Mrs. J.F. Swanston, recording secretary. Second row: Mrs. Dawson, Beaverlodge; Mrs. A. Boorman, Wembley; Mrs. L. Kowensky, Grande Prairie; Mrs.H.W. Patterson, Grande Prairie. Third row: Mrs. R. Clegg, McLennan; Mrs. Konschak, Wembley; Mrs. W. Umbach, Sexsmith; Mrs. J. Miles, Clarimont; Mrs. R. Harper, Grande Prairie; Mrs. J. McArthur, Spirit River.

Present at the christening of an Indigenous child are Robert Holmes, Archdeacon Robins, Bishop George Holmes and Canon Smith. Jessie Holmes, the child, and a relative are in the front row. The picture is taken beside a Hudson Bay boat.

An adult bible study class at Forbes Presbyterian Church.(L-R) Mrs. Gorris, ?, ?

The Alberta College class of 1942-1943 after graduation ceremonies at McDougall Church.

Portrait of Agnes Sorrel Forbes who came to the Grande Prairie area as Presbyterian missionaries with her husband, f Dr. Alexander Forbes,in 1910.

Image shows Albert Grostete posing in a studio. He is wearing a fur coat and holding snowshoes and a bow and arrow. It was taken while Anna B. Marsh was at St Peter's Mission, Hay River, Great Slave Lake in May 1903. Albert is 12 years old and was employed by Mr. Bredin. This photograph was in a frame with two others, 2005.011.01 and 2005.011.02. The back of the frame said "Mrs. Anna Bredin - Twin Shacks, Bear Lake, Alberta, 1911, 2 Cree Indian Boys - For Grande Prairie Museum".

Leaders at Alberta CGIT Camp Council at Sylvan Lake includes Rosamond Wilson (center).

Anglican Church at Grouard when visited by Henry Selby's 1905 survey crew.

Smoky Bridge Opening Parade showing the Anglican Church Float pulled by the Anglican Mission Van and featuring a miniature log church.

Two "van ladies" accompany the Anglican Church entry in the parade for the opening of the Smoky River Bridge. Sign reads "Sunday School Mission Anglican Church Athabasca Diocese."