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A view of the Duvegan Bridge photographed in 1970.

Fred and Bertha Lewis standing by their Nash car, 1941.

A view of the Peace River Valley, photographed in 1970.

Dick Lewis, Cecil Lewis, and Keith Falconar bought a 1927 "Star Engine" car and split it in half to lengthen it with scrap metal (probably to accommodate their long legs. They called it their "Scrambola" and took it on a trip from Grande Prairie to Banff and back in the summer of 1935. It was painted fire engine red and instead of a horn a fire bell was used to announce their arrival.

Dick Lewis, Cecil Lewis, and Keith Falconar bought a 1927 "Star Engine" car and split it in half to lengthen it with scrap metal (probably to accommodate their long legs. They called it their "Scrambola" and took it on a trip from Grande Prairie to Banff and back in the summer of 1935. It was painted fire engine red and instead of a horn a fire bell was used to announce their arrival.

Dick Lewis, Cecil Lewis, and Keith Falconar bought a 1927 "Star Engine" car and split it in half to lengthen it with scrap metal (probably to accommodate their long legs. They called it their "Scrambola" and took it on a trip from Grande Prairie to Banff and back in the summer of 1935. It was painted fire engine red and instead of a horn a fire bell was used to announce their arrival.

A green "Welcome" bower greets visitors while an RCMP corporal directs traffic and parking towards Montrose School in the background.