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The fonds consists of a photo album compiled by Essie Frost and dating from roughly 1913 to 1915. There are 85 images showing the family at the ranch and creamery and also many views of their home on the North Hill, showing the early development of the Rosedale area and Crescent Heights subdivisions.
Frost (family)
Part of William J. Noll fonds
The Old Smoky townsite showing various buildings, including Bezanson's Restaurant and a couple of pool halls.
Clarence Field in Sealskin Suit
Part of Field's Studio fonds
A "prop" photograph showing Clarence Field dressed in sealskin as a hunter, with gun ready across his knees, and seated in a moose-horn chair.
Hobbema First Nations Mother & Child
Part of Field's Studio fonds
Studio portrait of a woman and a small child in regalia from the Hobbema First Nations in Central Alberta. Image is the same as item 1997.45.13
"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."
Mike Dion Buffalo (Cree name "Chopiw")
Part of Field's Studio fonds
Formal dress portrait of Mike Dion Buffalo, a member of the Hobbema First Nations in Central Alberta, sitting in a moose antler chair with rifle across his knees.
Part of Field's Studio fonds
Formal portrait of an Indigenous family group from the Hobbema First Nations in Central Alberta. They are posed in a classical studio setting, with details such as the fireplace, clock and rug.
Part of Field's Studio fonds
Most likely a "prop" photograph of a small child with hunting knife strapped around his waist, holding a rifle over a dead moose.
Part of William J. Noll fonds
William J. Noll, H. C. Plum, and T. Moroney (fire ranger) with three bear cubs outside a tent. "Bar 33 summer range Smokey River."
Part of William J. Noll fonds
A portrait of William J. Noll taken as a passport photo, but never used.
