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"Lawn Tennis Club, Prince Albert. N.W.T."

H-461
Item
July 11, 1891

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

View of the Prince Albert Lawn Tennis Club posed for a group portrait

Loading lumber

J-254
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Unidentified men loading a Canadian Northern Railway car with lumber at an unidentified sawmill

"Loading the sleighs, lumbering at Prince Albert"

H-43
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Unidentified men loading a sleigh with logs, another sleigh in background, horse at left

Locomotive

H-638
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

A Canadian Pacific Railway Locomotive

Locomotive off rails

H-170
Item
[189-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

A locomotive off rails. May have been the first locomotive to visit Prince Albert upon completion of the rail line. Unidentified persons in foreground

Locomotives

J-264
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Two locomotives at a railway siding, unidentified people at right

Log boom

J-198
Item
[191-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Log boom on the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert

Log cabin

H-517
Item
[189-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Unidentified persons with horses in front of a log cabin

Log sleigh

H-619-3
Item
[189-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Unidentified men on a sleigh carrying a load of logs through the woods

Logging and sawmill crew

J-123
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Logging and sawmill crew in winter

Logging camp

J-246
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Logging camp showing unidentified workers, buildings and horses

Logging camp and crew

J-243
Item
[189-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Unidentified logging camp and crew in winter

Logging camp kitchen

J-165
Item
[ca. 1903]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Camp kitchen at an unidentified logging camp in the Prince Albert area. Attached paper states: "The Lumber Camp mess staff looking things over before serving"