Galt Museum & Archives on The Commons
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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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Department Store Toy Display
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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."
CWAC arriving in Italy
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Haryo Legowo said:
Beautiful women
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theforster4 said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Women in the Military, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
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Nancy Johnston said:
My aunt, Christina Saunders, is pictured first woman on the left. I believe this is the group of women she toured with, as an entertainer for the troops in WW11.
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