Part of Campbell family fonds
Several people in and around the first automobile in Grande Prairie. The photograph may have been taken in September 1913 and may include or have been contributed by George S. Lovering.
Part of Campbell family fonds
The first automobile at Dunvegan parked near the Hudson’s Bay Company trading house and warehouse. Same image as SPRA 032.08.08.0930.
Part of Campbell family fonds
A caption on the back of the photograph states: “This is another view. Our Caboose in the back-ground, mother, father, little sister and brother & Brother in law near the caboose, and myself and nephew in the fore-ground. The, cattle, sheep, and, horses, in the distanst [sic] belong to the proprietor of the stopping place.” The speaker is likely Minerva South (later Mrs. Fred Smith), making the other people in the photograph Mrs. Minerva A. and Mr. J. M. South, Rena South, Floyd South, Selby McAusland, and Warren McAusland.
Part of Campbell family fonds
The Beaverlodge Baseball Team in 1914: Johnny Johnson, Marley Sherk, Vic Burt, Homer Jaque, Ralph Carrell, Harry Newgard, Percy Lu, Harry Cranston, Ed Heller, Herman Reiderick, and Hugh Allen. The photograph may have been contributed by E. J. Heller.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Grahame McFarlane’s horses standing around a smudge.
Part of Campbell family fonds
A group of World War I enlistees gathered outside of the Pool Room on Grande Prairie’s 100th Avenue.
Part of Campbell family fonds
A view of the settlement of Saw Ridge, including log and tent buildings.
Part of Campbell family fonds
Two First Nations women sitting on the steps of a log cabin.
Part of Campbell family fonds
A wagon pulled by four horses is crossing a river on a ferry while travelling on the Edson Trail. The back of the photograph is stamped “Outdoor Adventure Features Raymond Thompson 15815 2nd Place West Lynnwood, Wash. 98036”.
Opening of the Pioneer Hospital
Part of Campbell family fonds
A large group of people gather on the porch and steps of the new Kathryn Prittie Pioneer Hospital in Grande Prairie for its opening, June 16, 1914.
