MemorySask

First steam locomotive to Prince Albert

H-700-1
Item
1890

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

First locomotive into Prince Albert. Unidentified men and children gathered around the engine

"The Battleford" ferry

J-288
Item
[190-?]

Parte de PAHS James Collection

View of the ferry "Battleford" on the North Saskatchewan River

Hardware Store

H-686
Item
[190-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Interior of an unidentified hardware store

Diefenbaker and friends

H-672A
Item
[194?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

John Diefenbaker, Leslie Taylor, and Olive Diefenbaker meet with unidentified people

Marquis ashore

H-670
Item
[190-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

The riverboat Marquis on the shore of the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert

Bear mascot - 243 Mascot

H-673
Item
[191-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Beat mascot of the 243rd Battalion

Port of Prince Albert

H-677
Item
[190-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Port of Prince Albert with three different boats, one in front carrying a load of bricks

Horses

H-641
Item
[190-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Unidentified man with horse drawn wagon

Nisbet party cairn

H-664
Item
[192-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Nisbet party cairn on the south bank of the North Saskatchwan River. Cairn reads: "At or near this spot in August 1866, 66 days after leaving the Lord Selkirk Colony on the Red River, the founders of Prince Albert made their first camp within what is now the city limits. The members of the party were Rev. James Nisbet, Mrs. Misbet, Mary Nisbet (child), George Flett, Mrs. Flett, William McBeth, John McKay, Mrs. McKay, Mary M. McKay (child), C Tina McKay (child), Alex Polson. Erected by the Prince Albert Historical Society Sept. 8, 1924"