- CA GPR 0178-0178.01-0178.01.21
- Item
- 1905
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Anglican Church at Grouard when visited by Henry Selby's 1905 survey crew.
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- CA GPR 0178-0178.01-0178.01.22
- Item
- 1905
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Blacksmith Shop at Grouard at the time of Henry Selby's 1905 survey. The name Barney Morris is written on the back of the photo.
Bredin and Cornwall Trading Post at Grouard
- CA GPR 0178-0178.01-0178.01.23
- Item
- 1905
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Bredin and Cornwall Trading Post at Grouard at the time of Henry Selby's 1905 survey.
- CA GPR 0178-0178.03-0178.03.04
- Item
- 1912
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Sawridge, Februrary 28 1912. The photograph includes (L to R): two unknowns, Robert McLean, Jim (James) Somerville (sitting on the roof), two unknowns, Andy (Andrew) Forster (playing broom), Ed Gummer (lying on the roof), Mr. Thompson (owner), George La Perriere, five unknowns, and Joe Mantle.
- CA GPR 0178-0178.01-0178.01.24
- Item
- 1905
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Four men stand in front of a log building at Grouard. The photograph was taken during Henry Selby's 1905 survey of land west of the fifth meridian.
- CA GPR 0178-0178.01-0178.01.25
- Item
- 1905
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Buildings at Grouard at the time of Henry Selby's 1905 survey.
- CA GPR 0178-0178.01-0178.01.27
- Item
- 1905
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Hudson's Bay Company Trading Post at Grouard as seen by Henry Selby's 1905 survey crew.
- CA GPR 0178-0178.03-0178.03.03
- Item
- 1910 ca.
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Jim Somerville's shack at Viking where he lived from 1904 to 1910.
- CA GPR 0178-0178.01-0178.01.26
- Item
- 1905
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Larry Maney, a member of Henry Selby's 1905 survey crew, in front of the Bredin and Cornwall warehouse at Grouard.
Moose Portage, Athabasca River
- CA GPR 0178-0178.02-0178.02.04
- Item
- 1910 ca.
Part of Jim Somerville fonds
Moose Portage on the Athabasca River, taken during a McFarlane survey around 1910.
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