Hudson's Bay Company Store, Sturgeon Lake
Three men and two dogs stand outside the Hudson's Bay Company store at Sturgeon Lake.
Used in "Edson to Grande Prairie Trail," p. 127.
Looking Ahead in the Peace Country to the Building of a City
Part of Bezanson Family fonds
Booklet by A.M. Bezanson presenting the reasons for the rapid development of the Peace River Country and arguing for the inevitable trend of this development to lead to the establishment of important trade centers.
Lea and John Hodgson With A Vehicle
Part of Hodgson Family fonds
Lea is sitting in a car, holding on to the steering wheel with John standing beside him. This could be possibly a new purchase.
Part of Hodgson Family fonds
A view from the train tracks of the Kinistino train station and grain elevator.
Part of Hodgson Family fonds
A group of young people out for a picnic, one girl is turned to the camera and has her arm back to throw something.
Part of J.O. Watson fonds
Photograph of Grande Prairie Garage on 100th Street and 101 Avenue in Grande Prairie. The Garage was located on 100th Street and 100th Avenue and was owned by J.O. Watson. It burnt down in 1954.
Field's Studio, Grande Prairie
Part of Field's Studio fonds
Snapshot of Field's Studio, beside Lanctot Hardware on the north side of Richmond Avenue, between 101 and 102 Street.
Millet citizens posing beside Millet Drug Store, Millet, Alberta.
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
The Millet Drug Store was located on the east side of 50 Street. Standing on the wooden sidewalk in front of it are (L to R) Mr. Graham, druggist; A. P. Mitchell, insurance broker and auctioneer; and Porter Wright, Village Secretary. Carpentry tools and an automobile are visible in the image.
(L-R) Dale DeBolt, Winnifred DeBolt, Dorothy DeBolt (alternately Jack DeBolt, Dorothy DeBolt, Margaret Jordan) and postmistress Laura DeBolt outside the DeBolt post office.
Used in "Across the Smoky", p. 27 and 285.
Part of Jack & Betty Lowe fonds
Bird's eye view of Sexmith from the west, taken in 1929 from the top of one of the elevators. Identified businesses include Halvor Gaara Farm Lands, and The Leader Stores Ltd.
