Early buildings in Prince Albert. From left to right: original Presbyterian mission school building, Reverend James Nisbet's mission house, store of T.O. Davis, Buffalo Hall. Viewed from the present corner of Central and River Street West facing west
Bio/historical note: Nisbet's mission house later became the Northwest Mounted Police barracks, T.O. Davis' store later became the Savoy Cafe
Group posing at a picnic in the Prince Albert area. Names on back in no particular order: Angus Cameron, Maisie Carle, Dr. Niel Holmes, Mrs. W. Gammers (?), Mrs. Bob Carle, Mrs. Andrew Holmes, Alex Holmes, Mrs. J.W. Davison, Bob Carle, A. Holmes, Andrew Holmes Jr.
Crowd with Mayor William Knox and Ms. Queenie Thomas at a ceremony for the last spike of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway being installed in Prince Albert
Locomotive from the Canadian Rockies. Writing on reverse states: "The faithful Iron horse which pulled our train through the Rockies from Edson to Kamloops"
Surviving members of Prince Albert's first town council of 1886-1887 as photographed two decades later. From left to right: J.F. Betts, Andrew Goodfellow, Mayor Thomas McKay, Clerk J.F.A. Stuff, R.H. Bratnober
