Fait partie de 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.
Moving Clairmont NAR Water Tower
Fait partie de Beth Sheehan fonds
Moving the Northern Alberta Railways water tower by train, from Clairmont to Grande Prairie, October 26, 1949.
Fait partie de Betty Welter fonds
Rex Harper standing on newly completed earth dam, overlooking the Grande Prairie reservoir. In the background is the dam gate and a portion of Avondale and the Bear Creek valley.
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Grande Prairie Iron Works Ltd., Grande Prairie, Alberta.
Fait partie de Bill and Clarice Paul fonds
The original building of R. J. Barley being converted into a two storey shop building to house Grande Prairie Iron Works.
Grande Prairie Iron Works Brush Piler, Grande Prairie, Alberta.
Fait partie de Bill and Clarice Paul fonds
Three Grande Prairie Iron Works workers show off their brush piler in a snowy field.
Welding truck being towed, Grande Prairie, Alberta.
Fait partie de Bill and Clarice Paul fonds
Grande Prairie Iron Works truck with a portable welder on the back being towed by a caterpillar into an oil well site north of Sturgeon Lake Mission. It was the first well that was a major producer in the Peace country.
North Canadian Forest Industries, Grande Prairie AB
Fait partie de Bill and Eva Scott fonds
The North Canadian Forest Industries yard was located in Grande Prairie in 1966.
Switchboard Power House, Grande Prairie, Alberta.
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
Interior of Canadian Utilities Ltd. building showing the switchboard powerhouse.
Oley Augustine's Bunk & Cook House.
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
Landscape view of the outbuildings of a coal mine on the banks of the Wapiti River, with one of the workers chopping firewood in the foreground.
Fait partie de Campbell family fonds
Frontal view of six-horse team pulling a sled of coal up Wapiti Hill. The driver is directing the horses from the top of his "caboose" at the front of the sled.
