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P. Kelly's Camp C.N.P. Lumber Co.
Fait partie de Clem and Muriel Collins fonds
P. Kelly's Camp C.N.P. Lumber Co. Gallaway. The photo shows three men and their teams of horses. On the back of the photo, "This is a picture you got when you was out in the camp."
Fait partie de Clem and Muriel Collins fonds
Muriel Peets (Collins) and friends before she was married.
Muriel Collins' nieces and nephew.
Fait partie de Clem and Muriel Collins fonds
Three small children, Muriel Collins' nieces and nephew.
The Collins' new home, Grande Prairie, Alberta.
Fait partie de Clem and Muriel Collins fonds
The new home built by Muriel and Clem Collins on 100 Street and 88 Avenue in Grande Prairie. Over the years their home became a much loved place for relaxing and entertaining.
Fait partie de Clem and Muriel Collins fonds
Muriel and Clem Collins in the buffet line at a banquet to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary, surrounded by many friends.
Fait partie de David Leonard fonds
Sexsmith High School with the students standing in a group in front of the windows. Students' signatures are written on the back, including Ann Leonard.
Fait partie de David Leonard fonds
Sexsmith Rainiers Baseball Team: Top Row: L-R Tommy Hamilton, coach, Wayne Lock, Bob Zaichkowsky, Chuck Stojan, Ray Gilkyson, Greg Rycroft, Allan Moe, Willy Jackson, Harry Gathercole, manager. Bottom Row: L-R Jim Bellamy, Mel Wold, Leonard Zaichkowsky, Jerry Pitman, David Leonard. The team photo was taken by Mrs. Gathercole at Fairview, Aug. 1964.
Along the Red River, Manitoba.
Fait partie de Davis, Hodgson, Coulter fonds
A scene of the Red River, showing men working on a boat berth alongside the river.
Fait partie de Davis, Hodgson, Coulter fonds
St. Andrews Church, in St. Andrews, Manitoba, was built in 1907. It is now a provincial historic site.
Champions of the Selkirk County Cricket League.
Fait partie de Davis, Hodgson, Coulter fonds
Champions of the Selkirk County Cricket League may have been the St. Andrews team. Older man on the right looks like Edward Hay, first MLA for St. Andrews South.
