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View of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Prince Albert
Bio/historical note: Founded in 1867 the Canadian Bank of Commerce merged with the Imperial Bank in 1967 to become the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
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View of Central School with students and staff posing in front, Prince Albert
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View of Wesley Methodist Church with congregation posing in front, Prince Albert
Prince Albert Ferry "The First Bridge at P.A."
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View of the Prince Albert Ferry crossing the North Saskatchewan River with a load of people and wagons
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View of the interior of an unidentified Prince Albert drug store
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View of a stage coach in front of the Prince Albert post office
First Canadian Northern Railway Station
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View of the first Canadian Northern Railway station in Prince Albert
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Portrait of Sam McLeod, businessman and Mayor of Prince Albert
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Portrait of Harry Ross of Prince Albert
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Portrait of Nellie Donaldson of Prince Albert
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View of Central Avenue, Prince Albert. City Hall can be seen in background, several block style buildings in foreground
Surviving members of Prince Albert's first Council
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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
Surviving members of Prince Albert's First Council
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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
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River Street in Prince Albert as viewed from the power plant
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Electric power house opwned by the City of Prince Albert and located on the North Saskatchewan River bank between 6th and 7th Avenues West