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Part of Beth Sheehan fonds
The Flint daughters traveled to Lower Beaverlodge school with pony and cart in the summer, and horse and cutter in the winter. Here, neighbour Helen Stegmeir is in the cutter.
Clairmont Lake School Children
Part of Beth Sheehan fonds
Clairmont Lake School children at the side of the old building being used for a second classroom in 1928. Photograph given to Beth Sheehan by Anne (Lawson) McDonald.
Clairmont Lake School Children
Part of Beth Sheehan fonds
Clairmont Lake School children. Clairmont Lake School was built on the south-west corner of the hamlet in 1918, and in 1928 became a two-room school. Photograph given to Beth Sheehan by Anne (Lawson) McDonald.
Part of Beth Sheehan fonds
Wapiti Lodge, built as a residence for Grande Prairie High School students and later used as a dorm for the homeless.
Grande Prairie Regional College
Part of Beth Sheehan fonds
The Grande Prairie Regional College, designed by Douglas Cardinal, opened in 1974.
Grande Prairie Regional College
Part of Beth Sheehan fonds
Interior of Grande Prairie Regional College, designed by Douglas Cardinal, opened to its first students in 1974.
Part of Beth Sheehan fonds
Frontal view of Montrose Junior High School when it was located at 10201-99 Street, Grande Prairie.
Grande Prairie High School Graduation
Part of Pierre Lozeron family fonds
Grande Prairie High School Graduation,1945. Back Row L-R: Bob Hook, Paul Lozeron, Jim Carlisle, Ken Leslie, Ed Biendarra, Otto Klettke, Larry O'Brien, Lawrence Moon, Kazie Siluch. Middle Row L-R: May Spiden, Pam Hunter, Elenor Bulford, Maxine Kerr, Joyce Fiest, Betty Barnes, Mary Cooke, Ann Lazoruk, Mona Walker. Front Row L-R: Sheila Gwartney, Norma Swanston, Ruth Balisky, Doris Blonsky, Sylvia Howes, Marjorie Mensinger.
South Slope School Division 3545 fonds
The fonds consists of correspondence from 1930-1973 (with the bulk in 1936-49), applications for the teaching positions in the new school in 1939, and 1 photograph of the student body c. 1938-39.
South Slope School Division 3545
The fonds consists of four photographs of the South Slope School and students taken during Doris Tansem’s time teaching in 1945-46; weekly issues of the Wanhamite, a community newspaper written by Wally Tansem and Lawrence Laughy; printed material authored by Wally Tansem; 20 aerial photographs of the Lassiter area north of Wanham; some news clippings; and Wally’s research files for his self-published book “Foulest of Murders”.
Tansem, Wally
