Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons
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The last upload was July 2014.
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
Fort Macleod's Anonymous uploaded July 2014
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Mine rescue unit at Lethbridge
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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?.
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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.
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Andrew Dally said:
Looks like Royal Artillery (British Army) cap badges
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Andrew Dally said:
Post WW2 judging by the medal ribbons
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Tom Robinson said:
Andrew Dally Royal Canadian Artillery cap badge is much the same as the British
A Moose and Teepee
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Mike said:
Poor moose!!
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KvikneFoto said:
Here in scandinavia they tried the same! even the swedish and norwegian army tried to use moose instead of horses. It was a short lived experiment. Russia and Sweden did a lot of experiments, taming, milking and so on.,
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