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Interesting Facts About Grande Prairie
Fait partie de 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.
A Man Standing Behind a Team of Horses
Fait partie de Hodgson Family fonds
A man standing behind a team of horses at Hodgson's Sawmill.
Fait partie de Hodgson Family fonds
A man driving a tractor pulling logs at Hodgson's Sawmill. There is a second man sitting on the logs and various wooden buildings behind them.
Rooney's Store and Post Office, Crooked Creek
Fait partie de DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum fonds
A group of men wait for the mail on the porch of Rooney's Store and post office at Crooked Creek.
Used in "Across the Smoky", p. 286.
Richmond Avenue, Grande Prairie
Fait partie de Field's Studio fonds
Richmond Avenue looking west from Clairmont Road, lined with cars, flags flying. The Imperial Bank of Canada, W. Pratt Real Estate and Insurance, Campbell Dentist Office and other businesses are visible.
Harold S. Ireland family fonds
The fonds consists of images of the C.P.R. Men's Store located on North Railway Street.
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Fonds consists of: sheet music composed and published by Lawrence Bruce and the Lawrence Bruce Music Publishing Company (1930-1932).
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DeBolt's First Home and Post Office
Fait partie de DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum fonds
DeBolt's first home and post office, built in 1920 and added to in 1927. This was the home of H. Elbert and Laura DeBolt. The foundation for a new house is visible in the foreground.
Used in "Across the Smoky", p. 289.
The fonds consists of a customer accounts book for the general store, which records the sale of a wide variety of goods, including clothing (shoes, rubbers, skates, slippers, shoe laces, gloves, kerchiefs, overalls, underwear, stockings, shirts, caps); horse-related items (curry comb, horse brushes, harnesses, traces, lariats, halters, sweat pads); and hardware (pump rods, plow pulleys, sheet iron, rivets, bolts, nails, screws, paint, door pulls, pie tins, fly swatters, axle grease). Regular customers included W.D. Braden, C.L. Coonfer, Fariplay School, George Henderson, A. Hickle, A.G. Gosling, Ed Linkhart, Theo Lowe, E. Moe, James Rae, Carl Wenstrom, George Whitney, George Winters the Women's Institute, and many others.
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Building used as the old Clifford store at Flying Shot Lake
Fait partie de W. D. Albright fonds
1933 - Gen. Flying Shot 2. Building used as the old Clifford store at Flying Shot Lake. Photo October 7, 1933. Photographed by W. D. Albright. Used in 1937 Homestead Days lecture as H.D. 52.
