"The Willows" home of Thomas Osbourne Davis. Davis at far right in chair with book. Other persons unidentified

Bio/historical note: Thomas Osborne Davis (16 August 1856 - 23 January 1917) was a Liberal Member of Parliament in the Canadian House of Commons representing the Provisional District of Saskatchewan, and later a member of the Canadian Senate. The son of Samuel Davis, he was tutored by his father and became a general merchant at Prince Albert, Northwest Territories. In 1885, he married Rebecca Jennings. He served on the town council for Prince Albert and was mayor from 1894 to 1895. Davis died in office in Prince Albert at the age of 60.

View of the Sutherland Stables in Prince Albert. Writing on picture indicates the several individuals including H. Stuherland, Frank Harvey, A. Holmes, J.W. Davison, Webb Davison, and J. Anderson

The Macleod Hamelin Department Store on the site of the present C.B. Store

Crowd with Mayor William Knox and Ms. Queenie Thomas at a ceremony for the last spike of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway being installed in Prince Albert

"The Club" group of unidentified men in suits in front of a home

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

View of the ferry "Battleford" on the North Saskatchewan River

Camp with canvas tent and group of unidentified men one of whom has a musical instrument. Poplar bluffs, body of water (North Saskatchewan River?) in background. Horse and wagon, dog

Unidentified horse drawn sleigh team posing with a load of boards

Group portrait from the Synod of the Anglican Diocese of Saskatchewan under Bishop J. Newham. Includes Archdeacon George Exton Lloyd of Lloydminster, and Archdeacon A.D. Dewdney

Swinging bridge over the Little Red River at Little Red Park, Prince Albert

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 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