- CA GPR 0502-2003.71.03
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- 1945 c.
Variety store on Richmond Avenue, Grande Prairie.
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- CA GPR 0502-2008.079.20
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- 1916
This 1916 photo of Appleton School was taken and developed in the field by Rev. Hopkins, the Methodist minister who built some of the early churches.
- CA GPR 0502-2008.090.32a
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- 2008
Beaverlodge High School as it looked in 1972. Photograph taken by and donated by Jeanne Smith.
- CA GPR 0502-2008.090.32b
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- 2008
Beaverlodge High School as it looked in 1972. Photograph taken by and donated by Jeanne Smith.
- CA GPR 0502-2008.079.17
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- 1947
Beaverlodge High School in 1947, with teacher Miss McIntosh on the front steps.
- CA GPR 0502-2003.71.04
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- 1945 c.
Bill's Real Good Food Café, later Joe's Corner Coffee Shop, on the north-east corner of 100 St. And 100 Ave. featuring a map of the Alaska Highway on the corner tower
- CA GPR 0502-2003.71.02
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- 1945 c.
Birds Grocery Store on the south-east corner of 100 Ave. and 100 St.
- CA GPR 0502-2009.013.11
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- [ca. 1940]
During World War II, the Canadian Flag became an important symbol in all the little Country Schools. This photo shows the Union Jack on a hand-made flag pole, flying at Canor (Canadian-Norwegian) School. Canor School District was located east of LaGlace and north west of Sexsmith. This photo is a copy of an original preserved by Olga Floreani Schwemler.
- CA GPR 0502-2009.013.01
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- [ca.1928]
East side of Canor (Canadian-Norwegian) School, built in 1928 by Loven and Powell. Canor School District was located east of LaGlace and north west of Sexsmith. This photo is a copy of an original preserved by Alex Christensen.
- CA GPR 0502-2003.71.01
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- 1945 c.
The Capitol building on Richmond Avenue, Grande Prairie, offered a bowling alley, billiards and rooms.
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