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Open air curling rink located west of Central Avenue at about 17th Street, Prince Albert
Bio/historical note: Water for ice obtained from jail situated on hill above the rink. Water pumped to jail from river by wind mill located on site of Heritage Museum
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Aerial view of the railway and traffic bridge over the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert. Shows north side and centre section of bridge
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Panoramic aerial view taken over River Street, 6th and 7th Avenue West, Prince Albert. Power plant in evidence with smoke stacks
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John J. and Mary MacIsaac of Prince Albert
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Aerial view of Prince Albert including the Memorial swimming pool which appears to be under construction
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Richard Deacon, early hotel owner and operator in Prince Albert
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Home of Will George on the 100 block, 14th Street West. Horse and buggy, automobile in front. House largely concealed by trees
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Frontal view of the Prince Albert Hotel
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Holy Family Hospital, Prince Albert
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Frontal view of the Queen's Hotel, Prince Albert
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Horse and buggy, probably Prince Albert area
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View of River Street, Prince Albert, looking east from Central Avenue
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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(?)
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The second Central School in Prince Albert, side view before being demolished
Bio/historical note: The second Prince Albert Central School existed from 1899-1980, when it was demolished for construction of the Gateway Mall