Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons

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1910 Galt Hospital by Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons
The Galt Museum & Archives in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, plays a vital role in preserving and interpreting the material culture of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta.
We are a vibrant gathering place that meets historical, cultural and educational needs.

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2025-04-02T06:19:20.934910 image/svg+xml Matplotlib v3.10.1, https://matplotlib.org/ 2009 2013 100

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Fort Macleod's Anonymous

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  • Fraser Pettigrew said:
    I think this must be taken from somewhere in Coleman, round about here: goo.gl/maps/mwhWd judging by the point of view of the mountains.
  • Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons said:
    Thank you Fraser, that makes sense! Have placed in approximate location on the map.

Lethbridge Citizens Band Posing Outside Their Clubhouse

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  • Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons said:
    We received an email from a granddaughter and daughter of one of the band-members, Leonard Orison Kane, second seated row, 5th from the left, holding a saxophone. "He worked for the Lethbridge Herald as a Pressman, at the time when Senator Buchanan owned this business. L.O. Kane worked at the Herald from about 1910-1911 until his early death in 1931."

Fort Macleod's Anonymous

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  • citydrinker said:
    An excellent and evocative group of pictures. But unless you want to identify locations, why are they posted in this group without any explanation, or clues, except for those that have been identified in their titles?.
  • Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons said:
    Hmmm, a good question. The album description itself includes the explanation but is not easy to spot. Will include explanation with each photo. Stay tuned.
  • Andrew Dally said:
    Looks like Royal Artillery (British Army) cap badges
  • Andrew Dally said:
    Post WW2 judging by the medal ribbons
  • Tom Robinson said:
    Andrew Dally Royal Canadian Artillery cap badge is much the same as the British

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