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Image shows Bill Archer, Rod Fawcett, Herb Shields, Bert Dagleish, Murray Carlisle, Jim Carlisle, and Jean Dagleish posing in front of the lodge at Kinuseo Falls in British Columbia. The caption below the photograph reads “The Lodge at the Kinuseo Falls.” The caption on the back of the photograph is partially cut off across the top but appears to read “cozy ? at the Lodge.”

An exterior view of the Morrison store in DeBolt with a truck parked outside and a car driving past.

Used in "Across the Smoky", p. 290.

The Sargent-Morrison bus parked outside of Morrison's General Store. This was the first bus in the Peace Country.

An exterior view of the Goodwin Store (Co-op) and Post Office.

See also photograph 116.09.01.02.216.

Three photographs of the Slave Lake Mission.

Item consists of a photograph of the construction of the Glenmore Water Plant, photograph taken by Rosettis Studio, Calgary, Alberta

Item consists of a photograph of the construction of the Glenmore Water Plant, photograph taken by Rosettis Studio, Calgary, Alberta.

The item consists of a photograph of the Elbow River flood near 25th Avenue S.W. Bridge in Calgary on 1957 August 15;Photo was taken looking north on the Elbow River from the 25th Avenue S.W. Bridge;Stamped in black on the verso is "048;Henderson's Directory for 1962 indicates that A.H. Currie was a Claims Agent for City Transit;Boarder of the photograph has holes in all corners from where staples have been removed.

The item consists of a photograph of several motor vehicles in front of Fred's Welding Shop, 330 - 2nd Avenue S.E., Calgary;Photo was taken looking north from in front of Fred's Welding Shop on 1957 August 21;Several automobiles, a truck and other equipment are visible in the image;This image is a panorama created from the splicing of two separate photographs held together with cellophane tape;Advertising on the front the the Welding Shop reads "Fred's Welding, 65850-54877", "330 - 2nd Ave", "Tune-ups", "Winch Repairs", "Ornamental Work", "Brake Service", "Blacksmith;Henderson's Directory for 1962 indicates that M.H. Dodwell was an investigator for City Transit;Boarder of the photograph has holes in all corners from where staples have been removed.

The item consists of a photograph of the Bow River looking west from the Langevin Bridge in Calgary;Photo was taken looking west from the Langevin Bridge on 1957 August 21;The Centre Street Bridge is visible in the background;Stamped in black on the verso is "448D;Henderson's Directory for 1962 indicates that M.H. Dodwell was an investigator for City Transit;Boarder of the photograph has holes in all corners from where staples have been removed.