Provincial Archives of Alberta

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The Provincial Archives of Alberta is the official repository of the Government of Alberta and is mandated to acquire, preserve, and make available records of enduring value related to the history and culture of Alberta.

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Mountain Park Field Day

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  • Swordscookie said:
    The dolls look like those troll dolls that the kids were collecting a few years ago! A very happy scene with interesting dresses and hats on view! There are footballers in the background, what would they have been playing? Soccer, rugby, American Football???
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    Those are actually baseball players. Baseball and hockey were the two main sports in the Coal Branch. There was a friendly but intense rivalry between the different towns in the Coal Branch. Men who were really good at either sport would sometimes get hired on just to be ringers at these kinds of events!
  • Mr. Happy Face - Peace :) said:
    Exceptional Work 🌟 Thank You for Sharing

Preparing clothes for shipment to the Netherlands, Great Western Garment Company, Edmonton, Alberta, 1946

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  • Dane Ryksen said:
    To provide a name to a face, this is Ellen Cox pictured in May 1946 for the Edmonton Bulletin. The seamstress, who lived at 10542 133rd Street, is engaged in making a pair of white shorts for the Dutch Marine Corps.
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    Excellent, thank you for the additional information!
  • Mr. Happy Face - Peace :) said:
    Excellent Work 🌟 Thank You for Sharing

"The First Trainload of JELL-O Products Comes to Northern Alberta!" Edmonton, Alberta, 1951

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  • Rod McLatchy said:
    I love this shot

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