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"1st Train into Prince Albert N.W.T."

H-675
Item
September 1890

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

First locomotive to reach Prince Albert (Canadian Pacific Railway) with unidentified crew and other persons

A.E. Matheson's store

H-153
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

A.E. Matheson's mens furnishing store. From left to right: Robert Smith (Slater shoe representative), A.E. Matheson, and Fred Henderson, corenr of River Street and First Avenue West

Alberta

J-210
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

The steamboat "Alberta" on the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert

Alberta

J-211
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

The steamboat "Alberta" on the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert, unidentified passengers and crew on deck

Alberta

J-228
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Riverboat Alberta on the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert. Unidentified passengers and crew on board

Alberta

J-227
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Riverboat Alberta on the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert. Unidentified crew on board

Alberta

J-230
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Riverboat Alberta on the North Saskatchewan River at Prince Albert. Unidentified passengers and crew on board

"Alberta"

J-292
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

View of the steamboat "Alberta" on the North Saskatchewan River

Alexander Stuart Campbell

H-184
Item
1906

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Portrait of Alexander Stuart Campbell. Reverse reads: "Born in Saskatchewan about 1880, son of Rev Alex Campbell Presbyterian minister in Prince Albert after rebellion of 1885. He also taught high school subjects in Prince Albert before there was a high school afterwards he and his family lived in Wolseley Sask. and in Stonewall Man. Stuart Campbell went to [illegible] Michigan where he practised his profession still alive in 1952 at 654 Huron St."