- H-100
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- [192-?]
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View of railyards with unidentified building at back, stock pens at side of tracks
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View of railyards with unidentified building at back, stock pens at side of tracks
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View of the people and machines at work at the red rock brick plant in Prince Albert
Part of PAHS James Collection
Remains of the riverboat Marquis on the shore of the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert. Writing on face reads: "Relic of Northwest Rebellion, The Steamer Marquis, Prince Albert, Sask."
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Bert Lacroix, Billy and Mrs. Shannon in the back seat of an REO Speed Wagon automobile near the Canadian National Railway bridge at Prince Albert
"Residence of T.J. Agnew, Esq., Prince Albert, N.W.T."
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View of the residence of Thomas James Agnew, Esquire, and Ida Mary Agnew, Prince Albert, N.W.T. with family posed in front. Accompanying note reads: "549-20th Street West: The first home was built on 13th Street West, north side, almost directly north of where the first store in which father opened for business on the south side of 14th Street about middle of the block between 17th and 18th Avenues on the Porter Estate, River Lot 63. The family home shown in this photo was erected in the summer of 1888 by contractors Jos. Hurd and Thos. E. Baker at a cost of $6,000.00 plus painting. When erected it was built on a heavy rock foundation several feet in the ground with a large dug out cellar under the dining room entered via a trap door in the kitchen. for storage of vegetables, fruit and usually five to seven barrels of Ontario Apples at $5.00 per barrel. The family as shown from left to right as follows; George Patrick, father Thos., James, Frederick Alexander on his knee, Thomas David. Kneeling. Lily May (George's Twin) mother Ida Mary with Arnold LePage, 5 or 6 mos. Hilary LMessurier. Brown water spaniel 'Towser'"
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Portrait of the Reverend W.A. MacDonell (Presbyterian?)
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Richard Deacon, early hotel owner and operator in Prince Albert
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River barges hauling cargo on the bank of the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert. The railway bridge can be seen in the background
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River Street facing east along the North Saskatchewan River
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View of River Street facing east, North Saskatchewan River at left
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Aerial view of Prince Albert facing south with River Street in foreground
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Looking up River Street facing west(?). Intersection of River Street and probably First Avenue West at left, North Saskatchewan River at right
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View of River Street, Prince Albert, looking east from Central Avenue
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River Street in Prince Albert as viewed from the power plant
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View of River Street looking west. Canadian National Railway bridge, North Saskatchewan River at right