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Kinettes help the Kinsmen cater for the Wally Byan Caravan, August, 1969. The hundreds of caravan trailers used Montrose School yard and what became Jubilee Park as their parking lot.

Overall aerial view of the City of Grande Prairie taken from the northwest. Identifiable buildings and landmarks include Bear Creek reservoir and Grande Prairie Composite High School in the foreground; Harry Balfour School, Avondale School, AGT tower, Grande Prairie Museum, and Montrose School in the mid-ground; and grain elevators, Grande Prairie Care Centre, and the hospital in the background.

Miss Caldwell's grade two class in Montrose School, Grande Prairie. Back Row: L-R: Rick Smith, Eddie Croft, Don Rigler, Richard Annis, Rudy Voss, Glen Bekkerus, Blair Day, Donnie Potter, George Shields, Roger Boe, Miss Caldwell. Middle Row L-R: Jeannine Johnson, Iona Roblin, Donna Gammel, Maureen Durda, ? . Front Row L-R: Donna Wicks, Cheryl Stewart, ?, Jackie Lidster, Fay Dourcher, Loretta Doering, Donna Clarkson, Judy Campbell, ?, Karen Compton, Darlene Berg, Erin Connley.

Large crowd of people on Richmond Avenue (100th) in front of Bell-Flemming Hardware and Grande Prairie Hotel. Event is identified on the back of the photograph as the Winter Carnival.

Postcard labeled “Bear Creek Grande Prairie”. The bridge in the photo appears to be the first government bridge on the trail from Grande Prairie to Flying Shot Lake. In the background can be seen a row of telegraph poles which mark the main road into Grande Prairie from the west (now 100th Avenue).

John Alexander Crerar in front of Crerar Confectionary in Grande Prairie.

Image shows three people seated on horses by an unidentified Indigenous grave site near Fort St. John. Original description: Riders, including Maggie (left) and Jean (middle?) Alexander at a Native Grave Site near Fort St. John.

"This is some basket ball girls that played on the 24th of May. I [Jean Alexander] am in front. We are all High School girls." The girls are posed in front of a maypole and the photo was taken in Grande Prairie in 1925.

Image shows Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip standing beside an open car door that is held by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer. They are crowds of people surrounding them.

Image shows a chuckwagon during a race.