Looking Ahead in the Peace Country to the Building of a City
Part of Bezanson Family fonds
Booklet by A.M. Bezanson presenting the reasons for the rapid development of the Peace River Country and arguing for the inevitable trend of this development to lead to the establishment of important trade centers.
Moving the portable steam engine of the Beaverlodge Industrial Co. Ltd.
Part of W. D. Albright fonds
Pioneer Series - 28. Moving the portable steam engine of the Beaverlodge Industrial Co. Ltd. Freighted in from Edson in 1914, this engine was used for threshing, gristing and sawing wood. It is still in use in 1929. Photograph taken by W. D. Albright. Used in 1937 Homestead Days lecture as H.D. 42.
Part of Field's Studio fonds
A "prop" photograph of Clarence Field in a Chimney Sweep costume.
"I knew I would end up in Jail "
Part of Field's Studio fonds
"Cartoon-type" photograph of a man behind the bars on a brass bed. Caption reads: "I knew I would end up in jail if I didn't quit drinking."
Part of Field's Studio fonds
New fire hall and water tower with well-equipped firefighters ready for service.
Part of Field's Studio fonds
Bird's eye view of Grande Prairie water tower and elevators from a roof-top on Richmond Avenue between 101 and 102 Street
Part of Andrew Moe family fonds
Men work in a sawmill operation.
Part of Andrew Moe family fonds
Men taking rest from working in a sawmill operated by Larry Anderson, north of Grande Prairie.
Workers at the DeBolt-Bickell sawmill: (left to right) Whitey Woods, Carl Pettersson, Tom Moore, and Ellis Turner.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 322.
Interesting Facts About Grande Prairie
Part of Grande Prairie Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce fonds
Booklet advertising the opportunities of the Peace River Country for the settler, businessman and capitalist.
