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Lashburn Cottage Hospital

LRA 2182a
Item
1970

Parte deLRA Photograph Collection

Group photo of [Lashburn Hospital staff?] standing in front of hospital

Lashburn Cottage Hospital

LRA 2182c
Item
1970

Parte deLRA Photograph Collection

Group photo of [Lashburn Hospital staff?] standing in front of hospital

Co-op Board members

LRA 2225
Item
2003

Parte deLRA Photograph Collection

Back Row L-R: Ron Gillies, Cyril Sawtell, Richard Polkinghorne, Randy Whelan, Steven Light; Front Row: Walter Gobert, Shirley Patmore, Don Stephenson, Lisa Morgan, Rudy Jurke

May and Gordon Fraser

LRA 3332
Item
1990

Parte deLRA Photograph Collection

A studio photo of May and Gordon Fraser during their 60th Wedding Anniversary.

“War Memorial, Lloydminster, Sask, Canada”

BCHCC 0136a
Item
[ca. 1942]

Parte deBarr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre Collection

Lloydminster Cenotaph/War Memorial

Lillian Burke

BCHCC 0243
Item
[between 1900 and 1920]

Parte deBarr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre Collection

Lillian Burke, age 1 year, 6 months, sitting in a field wearing a bonnet.

First Church in Lloydminster - St. John's [Ministry]

BCHCC 0454
Item
[between 1904 and 1910]

Parte deBarr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre Collection

The first Church built in Lloydminster was an Anglican Church constructed of logs; it remains on its original site in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan.

Calling Bull family from Onion Lake, Saskatchewan

BCHCC 0480
Item
[191-]

Parte deBarr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre Collection

The Calling Bull family, a Métis family from Onion Lake, Saskatchewan

Winter Supply of Wood, Noyes Brothers

BCHCC 0680
Item
1905

Parte deBarr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre Collection

Man standing beside a teepee-shaped stack of wood; collected by the Noyes brothers living in the Marshall District in Saskatchewan for the winter of 1905.