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Image depicts one priest smoking a pipe and two men in a canoe with another man holding a post attached to the canoe.
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Image depicts one priest smoking a pipe and two men in a canoe with another man holding a post attached to the canoe.
Parte deWilliam Alexander Family fonds
Emilie Dannhauer, later the wife of William Alexander. Photograph taken by Mathers, Edmonton, NWT.
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[Indigenous Woman and Child Outside Teepee] Original Title: Awaiting Her Lord’s Return
Parte deBezanson Family fonds
Image shows an Indigenous woman holding a child and standing at the entrance of a teepee on the prairie near Slave Lake. The original title is taken from the caption written on the back of the photograph.
Parte deBezanson Family fonds
A.M. Bezanson family caboose on the Athabasca River enroute to their homestead in the Peace Country, 525 miles from railway.
Alexander Boys and their Father
Parte deWilliam Alexander Family fonds
Left to right: Ed, Art, William (father), and Bill Alexander.
Parte deBezanson Family fonds
Pack of horses crossing the Big Smoky River near the Bezanson's homestead.
Parte deWilliam Alexander Family fonds
Sisters Maggie and Jean Alexander. This photograph was taken before the family moved to Spirit River and taken by M. Burgess, Strathcona, Alberta.
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Parte deBezanson Family fonds
Herd of horses in a log corral on an unidentified homestead.
Settlers from the Bull Outfit stopped on the trail to Grande Prairie. Those shown include Mrs. Lossing, Mrs. Drake, Mr. McNaught, Garnet Truax, Clarence Lossing, Mrs. Smith, E. A. Smith, Mr. Gaudin, and R. C. Lossing.
Used in "Edson to Grande Prairie Trail", p. 22.
The "Big 7" Company Ltd., a threshing company, operating at Lake Saskatoon in the Grande Prairie district. Equipment shown includes a threshing machine and a steam engine. Various buildings are visible in the background.
Used in "Edson to Grande Prairie Trail," p. 94.