wopmay

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Wop May and Vic Horner greeted at Peace River on the way to Fort Vermilion.

  • jamica1 said:
    Great juxtaposition of two technologies
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    I wish that riverboats like those were still a common sight on Alberta's rivers.

First Annual Convention of Western Aviators

  • Numerous Secretary said:
    Interesting, I count six in the back row and seven up front but the photograph names five and six.
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    Those kinds of over-looked information gaps are all too common in archival photographs, unfortunately. There are likely other records that one could consult to perhaps apply some names to the unidentified faces, though.
  • Dean Z said:
    As a note, the Glenbow Archives has the same image, to the right of Dickens is listed as "Lieutenant H.H. Fitzsimmons, Lethbridge, Alberta. Glenbow CU178429 (digitalcollections.ucalgary.ca/asset-management/2R3BF1OBT0IO)
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    Thanks for that!

May Airlines plane

  • Jerry "Woody" said:
    I have a copy of this pic in my photo collection CYXD history.

Mercy Flight: Wop May and Vic Horner off to Fort Vermilion with diptheria antitoxin.

  • Swordscookie said:
    Such an important image and such an important event. Now that Diphtheria is almost wiped out most young people will never have heard of it. When I was a child it was one of the great fears for families with children. There must have been a big outbreak up there.
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    There was a big outbreak at the time and the only way to get medicine to them was via air. It was big news at the time.