- T-24
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- 1909
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Crowd of homestead applicants outside the Federal Building at 13th Street East in Prince Albert
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Crowd of homestead applicants outside the Federal Building at 13th Street East in Prince Albert
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Portrait of Mayor of Prince Albert Samuel J. Donaldson. Written on front: "Respectfully Yours S.J. Donaldson"
Bio/historical note: Samuel Donaldson was Mayor from 1892-1893
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Portrait of an unidentified woman wearing fur and a hat
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Francois-Xavier Letendre (also known as "Batoche") home with unidentified persons in front. Photo is marked with an x and writing in pen stating "x window through which Cpt. French shot." "Batoche's House" has also been written on it
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View of the Minto Arena located along 1st Avenue East between 9th and 8th Streets, Prince Albert. Front facing 9th Street
Bio/historical note: During World War 2 the Cosmopolitan Club used the Arena for dances and a youth centre
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Group photo of unidentified achildren and adolescents
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View of Central Public School, Prince Albert
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View of the burned Big River Mill
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Horse drawn freight swing (convoy) on River Street West, Prince Albert
S.S. Northcote beached at Cumberland House
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The riverboat S.S. Northcote beached at Cumberland House on the Saskatchewan River.
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View of the Hendersen Blacksmith Shop, Prince Albert
Bio/historical note: 1911 Henderson Directory lists Ralph Henderson blacksmith at 149 East 6th Street
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Canadian Northern Railway baseball team
City Council members and City officials
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Assorted City Council members at the Post Office Cafe