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Logging camp

F-24
Item
[191-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

View of a logging camp near Prince Albert, bunk houses, kitchen crew, and empty sleighs

Zionist Jewish Mandate picnic

F-3
Item
July 30 1922

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Portrait of attendees at the Zionist Jewish Mandate Picnic

Bio/historical note: Photograph technology at the time allowed a slowly rotating panoramic shot. The two individuals on the extreme right and extreme left are the same people having run to the other side of the cameras field of vision while the camera panned to the right

Royal Canadian Mounted Police barracks

H-1
Item
[193-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

View of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police barracks with uniformed officers in foreground, unidentified man at right

Fire Department Staff in May Day Parade

H-10
Item
1909

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Fire Department staff taking part in the May Day parade, Prince Albert

Railyards

H-100
Item
[192-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

View of railyards with unidentified building at back, stock pens at side of tracks

First airplane seen in Prince Albert

H-101
Item
[1911 or 1912]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

First airplane seen in Prince Albert at the Exhibition

Dog teams

H-102
Item
[ca. 1905]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Dog teams in front of the Royal Hotel, 12th Street and 3rd Avenue West. Unidentified drivers

Laurier motorcade

H-103
Item
[ca. 1911]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Sir Wilfrid Laurier's motorcade. Laurier's car at centre, others unidentified. Corner of Central Avenue and River Street

Christmas display

H-104
Item
1914

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Christmas Display at the Prince Albert Trading Company featuring Santa Claus doll, Christmas trees, and toy display

Bio/historical note: The Prince Albert Trading Company was located at 809 Central Avenue as per the 1925 Henderson's Directory

Girls Physical Drill champions

H-105
Item
1914

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Portrait of the girls Physical Drill champions at Central School. Back row from left to right: Ms. Grace Powers (teacher), Ruth Parker, Gelda [illegible], Jean Young, Dorothy Trombley, Elsie Glenn, Daisy McKay, Jean McLeod, Tina Hepburn, Anna Rattery, Mona Ballentyne, Mr. Jones (instructor). Second row from left to right: Gertrude McDonald, Lottie Simpson, Dora Bouvier, Jessie Tait, Mildred Frith, Queenie Teese, Myra Hall. Front row from left to right: Ruby Halliwell, Ada Hall

Bio/historical note: Central School was located at 14th Street West between 1st and 2nd Avenues West, as per the 1914 Henderson's Directory