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Pers. 1913. Home of J. D. Albright, Beamsville, Ontario, 1913. Photograph taken by W. D. Albright.

A "prop" photograph showing Edith Field in costume, examining a box in the light of a lamp. "Our first flash light experience" reads the description on the back.

Buckskin Charlie (Charles Wellington Connor) on the Edson Trail. Charlie is seated on the back of a wagon box with an unidentified man looking on.

See also photograph 116.09.01.02.426.

Jean and Maggie at their mother’s reed organ.

Michael Buffalo's family from the Hobbema First Nations in Central Alberta, left to right: Bella, Mary (Nepoose) Buffalo, Margaret, possibly Peggy (Allard) Buffalo, Michael's mother.

Formal portrait of a man from the Hobbema First Nations in Central Alberta. He sits in a moose antler chair wearing a feather headdress and holding a rifle in his left hand and a pistol in his right hand.

March 30, 1915 Bertha Hodgson and Hedley Wallace McKay were married in Kinistino, Saskatchewan in the Methodist Church.
A group picture taken after the wedding shows some attendees.
Back row: Ernest Bellingham, Mary Hodgson, Lucy Arthur, Melville Arthur, Rev. T.F. Marshall, Mr. Wellwood played the organ.
Middle Row: Hedley McKay, John Hodgson, Bertha (Hodgson) McKay, Daisy Newman, Catherine Arthur (bridesmaid), Fulton Arthur, Lea Hodgson.
Front Row: Bessie Featherstone, Myrtle Purdy.
Coming around the corner: Gilbert Arthur.

Notes on the photograph: "This was a cold miserable day. Gilbert was just recovering from pneumonia and was sent back into the house to put his hat and coat on. The photo was taken as he was returning. Jean and Eva Arthur were not allowed out and were told to pose in the window but then they were blocked by the people posing outside."
Quoted from a page in the family history.

A "prop" photograph of Clarence Field in a Chimney Sweep costume.

Postcard with formal portrait of Louis Strawhat & his wife Josephine Strawhat of the Hobbema Fist Nation near Ponoka, Alberta. Louis Strawhat's Cree name was "Ka wa Kohtew" and Josephine's Cree name was "Sa Kawskew". The message on the back is from Clarence Field to his wife Edith.