Canadian Northern Railway Bridge over the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert. High water level, riverboat approaching bridge

Canadian Northern Railway Bridge over the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert

The Prince Albert Collegiate Institute track team. Back row from left to right: Cameron Phillips, Wilber Sly, Derek Bondington, Bill McIntosh. Front row from left to right: illegible, Ragner Jonsson, Russel McCoombs, Fred Kiewel, illegible

Unidentified members of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias posing upon the steps of an unspecified building

View of River Street looking west. Canadian National Railway bridge, North Saskatchewan River at right

Canadian National Railway Station. Canada West grain elevator can be seen in background, car and unidentified persons in foreground

Bio/historical note: The Canadian National Railways station was located at 15th Street East and Central Avenue, as per the 1945 Henderson's Directory

St. Paul's Presbyterian Bible Class at the Presbyterian Manse. Members unidentified

Melfort fair attendees posing for group portrait. Wagon in foreground, building at rear

Member of Parliament for Prince Albert Andrew Knox. Attached note states: "Lived east of Prince Albert about 8 miles on River Road"

Bio/historical note: Andrew Knox (April 26, 1866 - August 4, 1946) was an Irish-born farmer and political figure in Saskatchewan, Canada. He represented Prince Albert in the Canadian House of Commons from 1917 to 1925. He was elected to Parliament in the 1917 federal election as a Liberal-Unionist supporter of Sir Robert Borden's wartime Union Government. After the war, he crossed the floor to join the new Progressive Party. Source: Parliament of Canada Biography

Portrait of J.H. McBeth standing with chair

Two unidentified men posing in a horse drawn wagon near a tree trunk, possibly a sequoia or other west coast variety

City Hall with wagon and unidentified persons in front

Bio/historical note: City Hall was located at Central and 11th Street East, as per the 1910 Henderson's Directory

Victoria (Prince Albert Municipal) Hospital

Bio/historical note: Victoria Hospital was located at 18th Street West and Central Avenue, as per the 1923 Henderson's Directory

E.G. Treen Blacksmith shop with unidentified men and team of horses in front

St. Alban's Anglican Catheral boy's choir. Members unidentified