Farm scene north of Prince Albert. Ownership unknown, number 117 in an unidentified series

Prince Albert Fire Department group portrait

View of the Bank of Ottawa, Central Avenue and River Street. Unidentified men and horse in front

Wesley Methoidst Church Senior Girls Bible Class. 34 students and staff are listed. Top row left to right: Lilian Kettlwell, Grace King, Dorothy Chisholm, Leoma Asler, Helen Muzzy, Edna Endacott. Second row from top: Violet Jones, Daisy Pearson, Nellie Coster, Betty Plaxton. Third row from top: Thelma Stewart, Reta Powell, Adelene Powell, Corinne Zoellner (President), CIcely Plaxton, Florence Hodgson, Kathleen England. Third row from bottom: Hazel Breeden, Helen Shannon, Mrs. C.B. Lawson (Teacher), Vesta Yockey, Jennie Plaxton. Second row from bottom: Gladys Hall, Gladys Breeden, Hilda Hilda Bennett, Bea Brown (Vice President), Margaret Shannon, Laura Johnson, Rosella Cheney. Bottom row: Ada Parker, WInnabel Brown, Lottie SImpson (Secretary), Vera Muzzy, Daisy Coster

Unidentified lumberjacks with a load of logs on a horse drawn sleigh in a pine forest

Portrait of an unidentified cowboy with lariat

Portrait of the James family. From left to right: Thomas, Susan, Alfred, William

Portrait of William James in Masonic regalia

Mrs. Thomas Courtney and Maudie Courtney who later became the wife of William James in a carriage drawn by a horse

Portrait of Virginia Wilson as a child

Logging road in winter

A.E. Matheson's mens furnishing store. From left to right: Robert Smith (Slater shoe representative), A.E. Matheson, and Fred Henderson, corenr of River Street and First Avenue West

The first Prince Albert Saskatchewan championship hockey team. Members in no particular order: W.H. Russel (President) No. 2, A.J. Bell (manager) No. 4, C.W. Wright (time keeper) No. 5, W.C. Lean (secretary treasurer) No. 11, T.D. Agnew (Captain) No. 10, J.S. Parker No. 9, P. McLellan No. 1, H.A. Manetly No. 7, Geoff Agnew No. 3, L. Flanagan (goal) No. 6, Terrance Agnew (mascot) No. 2

"Scotty" Westwood posed for portrait

Bio/historical note: Westwood would later become chief of the Prince Albert Police