Electric power house opwned by the City of Prince Albert and located on the North Saskatchewan River bank between 6th and 7th Avenues West

Democrat climbing the hill up to River Street from the ferry crossing the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert

The Prince Albert Collegiate Literary Society. Top row left to right: T. Ittner, W. Brown, K. Valade, Sgt. Howard, N. McLeod, middle row left to right: R. Goodfellow, K. Bradshaw, H.F. Perkins, G.A. Brown, M. Paul, H. Smiley, bottom row left to right: M. Shannon, H.E. Carrier, O. Douglas, W.H. Hughes, N. Nelson

View of the Queens Hotel

Connaught School between River Street and 1st Street, 10th and 11th Avenues East, Prince Albert

Bio/historical note: Connaught School was built in 1913 at the same time as Queen Mary and Queen George Schools. It was demolished in 1978(?)

Horse drawn freight swing (convoy) on River Street West, Prince Albert

Panoramic aerial view taken over River Street, 6th and 7th Avenue West, Prince Albert. Power plant in evidence with smoke stacks

Holy Family Hospital, Prince Albert

View of the McLeod Block's Northern Crown Bank under construction on Central and Eighth Street, Prince Albert

Composite featuring portraits of the 1926 Northern Saskatchewan Champions of hockey Prince Albert Mintos. From left to right: (top) Fred Woodman, Alex Green, M. Flynn, Joe Rosser, Brent Eagles, (middle) Captain G. Sinclair, Wally Byron, (bottom) Giffy Rosser, Joe Woodman, Bill Donaldson, Guy Ashwin, J. Rose. Trophy at centre

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

Duck hunters posing with their harvest at Waterhen Lake, Saskatchewan. From left to right in both pictures: B.S. Harris, A.L. Mattes, A.P. Patterson

View of the residence of William James at 33 8th Street East in Prince Albert. What appear to be commercial buildings can be seen in the background

View of men doing labour on an unspecified Depression era work project at Prince Albert

View of the ferry at Prince Albert during spring break-up on the North Saskatchewan River