Since 2014, ECAMP has published a variety of stories from community contributors.
Thank you to the many writers and storytellers, researchers, enthusiasts, and Edmontonians!
Some highlighted stories in the context of Edmonton, Alberta, and Canada.
The City Centre Airport
Capilano Mall Redevelopment (c) Mike Friel
The Couch
Edmonton City Dairy, A4993 – City of Edmonton Archives
Bellanca at Aklavik
Calder, aerial view, circa 1928. City of Edmonton Archives, EA-64-12.
Grandin Station. Photo by Bill Burris
Alpine Club Hut, “The Eyrie” on Quesnell Heights, ACC Edmonton Section, 1928.
Silver Heights Peony Gardens, B6794, City of Edmonton Archives
View of the Silver Heights Peony Gardens near Edmonton, 1930 Provincial Archives of Alberta #A11711. Photographer unknown.
The Swamp
Edmonton’s LRT
Avenue Theatre (c) Nicoel Mitchell-Duff
Dudley B. Menzies Bridge. Photo by Alex Abboud
Future LRT Expansion. Via City of Edmonton.
Vegetables from Donald Ross’ garden, 1902. Photo by Charles Wesley Mathers. Provincial Archives of Alberta, B9021.
Ernest Brown Block, 1914. Glenbow Archives, NC-6-1165.
Kenn’s Garage, January 1944. Provincial Archives of Alberta, BI.685/2.
Frank Florian at the current laser console.
Royal Bank of Canada, February 21, 1950. City of Edmonton Archives, EA-600-3905p
Courtesy of City of Edmonton Archives
Rainbow Ballroom in the late 60’s. Courtesy of the Horst Urbaniak Collection.
Horst + Joyce Victoria 1989. Courtesy of Horst Urbaniak Collection.
City Market, 2014. Photo by Sally Scott.
City Market Stall. City of Edmonton Archives, EA-10-660.
Striking railway workers form a picket line outside the CNR station, August 24, 1950. City of Edmonton Archives, EA-600-4920j.
Return of the 49th Battalion, CPR station, 1919. City of Edmonton Archives, EA-659-2.
Canadian Northern Railway station, circa 1913. City of Edmonton Archives, EA-29-130.
Provincial Archives of Alberta, A6171
Glenbow Archives, ND-3-749
Renfrew Ball Park, circa 1979, on the site of Telus Field. Taken from AGT Vista 33 (now TELUS Plaza). Courtesy of Roland Bressmer.
Courtesy of City of Edmonton Archive
Photo: Provincial Archives of Alberta, B5707
Traffic circle at Groat Road and 111th Avenue and Westmount Shoppers Park, 1955. Photo from Inglewood Business Association, myinglewood.ca.
Parkallen Neighbourhood Plan, 1987. City of Edmonton Archives.
The last location of the Molson Brewery. City of Edmonton Archives EA-784-20
Cross section of Fur Trade Period refuse pit (FjPj-114)
Walterdale bridge being built (south side)
EA-500-136 City of Edmonton Archives
Interior, Revillon Frères fur room, circa 1905. McCord Museum, MP-1976.26.64
The original McDougall United Church with the Macdonald Hotel in the background. City of Edmonton Archives, EA-10-380.
Pete Jamieson, 1957. Photo by Harry Rowed. Clippings file at the City of Edmonton Archives.
1873 and 1910 buildings at McDougall United Church, circa
1964
City of Edmonton Archives, EA-10-372.
Display window, Mike’s News Stand, April 17, 1947. City of Edmonton Archives, EA-600-21a
Edmonton Brewing & Malting Company sandstone sign on main tower, 2006. Photo by Lawrence Herzog.
Photo © Kristine Kowalchuk 2014
Pisces Spa Membership Card. ©2015 Anonymous. Do Not Reproduce.
Martha Apatok and her six-month-old daughter Ida at the Camsell on December 21, 1950. City of Edmonton Archives
Hospital Yearbooks. Photo by Curio Studio
Wheat near Mill Woods. Photo by Christina Hardie
Fireweed, a common wildflower. Photo by Christina Hardie
Cattails from the bogs and sloughs. Photo by Christina Hardie
Pullman-Standard Bus 117 on McDougall Hill, circa 1945. Photo courtesy of City of Edmonton Archives.
Leyland Bus 107 and Macdonald Hotel, circa 1939. Photo courtesy of City of Edmonton Archives.
St. Josaphat’s Cathedral. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-330-49.
St. Josaphat’s Cathedral. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-2299.
St. Josaphat’s Cathedral. Image © 2006 Lawrence Herzog
The Low Level Bridge during the flood of the North Saskatchewan River. There is debris against the bridge and the waters reach the bottom of the bridge. The Hotel Macdonald, Edmonton Club, College Avenue School and McDougall Church can be seen in the background. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-238.
Aerial Photo of Mill Woods © Spartan Air Services Ltd 1978. Do not reproduce.
A familiar media company’s logo from 1953
Field Home exterior, circa 1941. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-160-896.
Field House – living room interior, December 1934. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-160-811.
John Walter’s First House at the John Walter Museum circa 1970. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-20-7413
CFRN-TV House Band. Sandy Richards (left), Hank Smith, Gaby Haas and Al Curtis.
Courtesy: Ed Kay © 2009 Al Girard
Promotional photograph of recording artist Gaby Haas on accordion, who was part of the CFRN-TV house band. Courtesy: Ed Kay © 2009 Al Girard
Westmount Public School, circa 1920. Provincial Archives of Alberta, A13891.
Edmonton Commercial Grads Basketball Team, 1924. L to R: Winnie Martin, Dorothy Johnson, Abbie Scott, Eleanor Mountifield, J. Percy Page – Coach, Connie Smith, Daisy Johnson, Nellie Perry, Mary Dunn.
Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-765-2
Mountifield House circa 1908. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-500-180.
Hockey – Maple Leaf ‘A’ Midgets with Alberta Championship trophy April 27, 1949. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-600-2306.
Official opening of the new clubhouse of the Maple Leaf Athletic Club (118 avenue): some of the pee-wee hockey players who attended the party. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-600-764C.
Wauneita Society Masqueradel, circa 1924. Image courtesy of the University of Alberta Archives, 69-95-29.
Photo of the 1962 Wauneita Society Initiation. Image courtesy of the University of Alberta Archives 69-16-55.
Portrait of Garneau family, c. 1910. Back row – Larry, Louis, Victoria, Alex, Charolotte, Archangel
Front row – Edward (Ned), Eleanor (Mother), Millie, John, Laurent (Father). Photo courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-58-4.
Plan of Edmonton Settlement c.1882. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EAM-85.
S.I.S. Society (predecessor to the Wauneita Society), photo circa 1911. Image courtesy of the University of Alberta Archives 69-132-002.
The Family of Jacob Prins. Back Row, L to R: George Prins, Simon Prins, Dorothy Prins, Winnifred Prins, Peter Prins, John Prins, Norman Prins. Front Row, L to R: Mrs. (Hendrica) George Prins with daughters Evelyn and Georgina, Mrs. Jacob Prins, Tina Prins, circa 1937. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-160-3189. Do not reproduce.
Drawing of the Garneau Homestead. Image courtesy of the University of Alberta Archives 91-65a. Do not reproduce.
Betty Stanhope-Cole in front of the park sign, named in her honour and beside a boulder with a plaque listing her accomplishments. Photo courtesy of Ted Smith, 2011.
Attendees participate in the first Round Dance held at City Hall. Photo from RiSE Round Dance at City Hall. Photos courtesy of Gibby Davis Photography.
Functional Planning Report for Downtown Freeway Loop. City of Edmonton. Report by DeLeuw, Cather – Consulting Engineers. Map courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives G.P. 918 1969 Dec O/S
PR1999.465/268-2 (1969): Eugene Steinhauer interviews Stan Daniels, two of the founders of the Alberta Native Communications Society. Image courtesy of the Provincial Archives of Alberta.
Henry George Glyde
Edmonton, 1943
Oil on canvas
82.2 x 106 cm
Art Gallery of Alberta Collection, gift of the Artist, 1943. 43.1
Bissell Centre West, November 2015. Courtesy of the Bissell Centre.
The four principles on which the Awasis Program is built. Photo by Dallas Kronyk.
Image from the Kinnart Outdoor Art Exhibit. Photo courtesy of Alison Mould – City of Edmonton Parks (https://www.facebook.com/cityofedmontonparks/)
Traditional culture is an integral part of life at amiskwaciy Academy. Photo provided by the Bissell Centre.
Image from the Kinnart Outdoor Art Exhibit. Photo courtesy of Alison Mould – City of Edmonton Parks (https://www.facebook.com/cityofedmontonparks/)
U.S. Army Parade, 100 Avenue & 100 Street c. 1942. Photographed by R. Coulbourn. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives.
University of Alberta – Athabasca Hall c. 1921. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-940.
Landlease to Russia – planes lined up at Blatchford Field c. 1944. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives.
Mundy’s Map of Greater Edmonton: Map Showing Proposed Division of City for Street Renaming 1912 (A map similar to the Edmonscona plan). Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EAM-138.
Mill Woods Gurdwara 2606 Mill Woods Road East, circa 1997. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-596-197.
Al Rashid Mosque ca. 1940. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives A98-55.
Great Western Garment Company Factory – Interior, circa 1913. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-64-184
Edmonton City Council 1913. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-267-169.
Pavey Candy Company, group photograph of staff standing outside of building, Edmonton, Alberta c. 1924. Original photograph by McDermid Studio. Image courtesy of the Glenbow Archives.
Augustana Lutheran Church. Photographed by Hilary McDonald. Do not Reproduce.
Haven Social Club, photo by Leroy Schulz
Haven Social Club, photo by Leroy Schulz
The New Legislature Mace in the Legislature Chambers. Image courtesy of the Alberta Legislative Assembly Office, 2016
Painted sign on the side of the Shaw Building. Photo courtesy of Lawrence Herzog, November 1999.
St. Augustine’s Anglican Church. Photographed by Hilary McDonald. Do not Reproduce.
North Saskatchewan River at Strathcona circa 1912. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-1161.
A view of a teepee, two Red River carts, and men relaxing outside the tent and carts. Two of the men are holding rifles, and the North Saskatchewan river is in the background. Image created September, 1871. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-130.
Lucas’ Confectionery & Grocery (The Tavern) October, 1934. Photo courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-160-937.
The Lobby of the Royal Alberta Museum, Glenora location. Photo courtesy of the author.
Royal Alberta Museum exterior. Photo courtesy of the author.
“Old School Ad Painted on the side of the Woman’s’ Emergency Shelter.” Photo by Flickr user – POD – © April 22, 2009 Creative Commons License – https://flic.kr/p/6hgNNH
Metis Scrip for 30 acres issued March 20, 1901. Image Courtesy of the City of Edmonton archives MS-46 File 38.
H.N. Lovatt Grocery & Confectionary Store, 9328 Jasper Avenue c. 1930. Photo courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-75-368.
Metis camp at night, with Red River carts in circle, circa 1859. Published in “Harper’s Monthly”, January 1859, page 175. En route to Red River. Original in Glenbow Library. Image courtesy of the Glenbow Archives na-1406-4.
Peter Erasmus, Metis. Alberta c 1890. Born June 7th 1833 at Red River settlement, son of Danish father and Metis mother. Studied for Anglican ministry then acted as guide, interpreter, gold miner, hunter, and free trader. From 1908-1911 was Assistant Issuer on the Blackfoot reserve, southern Alberta. Died at Whitefish Lake, May 27, 1931. Image courtesy of the Glenbow Archives, na-3148-1.
Italian Pavilion at Heritage Festival in Hawrelack Park. Image courtesy of E. R. Cavaliere, supplied by Adriana A. Davies.
The Art Gallery of Alberta. Local 720 Iron Workers contributed to the construction of this iconic building, completed in 2010. Image courtesy of the Local 720 Iron Worker’s Union, do not reproduce.
Local 720 Edmonton Iron Worker’s Union members on construction site, circa 1980. Image courtesy of the Local 720 Iron Worker’s Union, do not reproduce.
Mill Creek Incinerator in Cloverdale circa October 1968. The incinerator’s tower with smoke billowing is visible to the right of the photograph. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-20-6444.
“City Centre Pedway” Photo by Flickr user Kurt Bauschardt © March 29, 2012 Creative Commons License – https://www.flickr.com/photos/kurt-b/6884864878/
“Edmonton Pedway Signs” Photo by Flickr user Mack Male © July 5, 2013 Creative Commons License – https://www.flickr.com/photos/mastermaq/9306113886/
Cairn commemoration of peace treaty between the Cree and Blackfeet Aboriginal tribes c. 1927. Individuals identified in the photograph include Chief Erminskin, Chief Louis Bull, Chief Rabbit Skin, and Chief Samson as well as John Blue and Hugh John Montgomery. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-2503.
“KELLEY RAMSEY” Photo by Flickr user jasonwoodhead23 © January 1, 2000 Creative Commons License – https://flic.kr/p/q7cEeS
Indian Chiefs Medal, Presented to commemorate Treaty Numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Queen Victoria). Image courtesy of Library and Archives Canada Library and Archives Canada, Acc. No. 1964-1-1M.
“R. spinning a yarn/R. raconte une histoire”. Original art by William Hind c. July 1862. William George Richardson Hind collection. Library and Archives Canada, C-013967. Creative Commons License – https://flic.kr/p/pe6GQL
Steamer – Excursion to Big Island. Description: Transportation – Steamer (City of Edmonton). Image courtesy of City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-1322.
“Buffalo Hunting in the Summer/Chasse au bison durant l’été”. Original art by Peter Rindisbacher c 1822. Library and Archives Canada, e008299394, Reference number MIKAN 2835795,
2897723. Creative Commons License – https://flic.kr/p/GiceZc
Guru Gansaab at the Siri Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara. Photo by Umar Akbar.
Nanaksar Gurdwara, Sikh Temple on Manning Drive Edmonton, AB. Photo by Umar Akbar.
Ly Chee Gardens Restaurant c. 1977.Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-266-32.
Image courtesy of the Chinese Benevolent Association.
Gilbert Berg. Photo from Gudbrand Loken’s book From Fjord to Frontier, photo courtesy of Lillian Loken.
John Haugen ski jumping. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EB-23-28.
Gilbert Berg Grocery Interior. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EB-26-168.
Boating on McKernan Lake c 1913. Photograph by Harry Roberts. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-257-1.
Skating on McKernan Lake, November 15, 1913. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-2219.
“Candy Cane Lane” Photo by Flickr user jmv © December 28, 2005 Creative Commons License – https://flic.kr/p/8mTrc
“Candy Cane Lane” Photo by Flickr user jmv © December 28, 2005 Creative Commons License – https://flic.kr/p/8mTsc
Map of the Land Surrender on today’s road system. Map created by Robert Houle. All rights reserved, do no reproduce without permission.
Letter from Father Christophe Tissier. Edmonton Agency – Stony Plain Reserve – General Correspondence Regarding a Second Land Sale (Maps). Image courtesy of the Library and Archives Canada, Online MIKAN no. 2061667.
Map of the Area Surrendered. Edmonton Agency – Stony Plain Reserve – General Correspondence Regarding a Second Land Sale (Maps). Image courtesy of the Library and Archives Canada, Online MIKAN no. 2061667.
Mel Hurtig at The Canadian Encyclopedia Launch. Image courtesy of The Canadian Encyclopedia, Historica Canada www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca.
Johnson’s Cafe Advertising visible outside the Hotel Selkirk, circa 1932. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives.
Signing the memorandum of understanding with Treaty 6 and Fort Edmonton Park representatives. Image courtesy of the Mayor’s Office.
Foundation ceremony for the Chinese Elders’ Mansion, April 1976. Provincial Archives of Alberta, A4808.
The title of this story is the literal English translation of “Amy’s Chinatown” from Cantonese. “The “Ah” part is “informalizing” my full Chinese name (Yin-Yee). It is what my mum and my grandparents called me.”
Pictured: Amy at 3 or 4 years old in her old neighbourhood. Photo courtesy of the author.
Products line the shelves at La Panaderia Latina, 2018. Photo provided by the authors, courtesy of Ariel Fournier.
“Preparing to Cross the Sacred River” by Marianne Nicolson. Photo courtesy of the ECAMP Team.
View of the river valley from ᐄᓃᐤ (ÎNÎW) River Lot 11∞ Indigenous Art Park. Photo courtesy of the ECAMP Team.
iskotew by Amy Malbeuf is “is a sculptural representation of the word “fire” in nehiyawewin (Cree language) syllabics.”
Mother Jean (left) with Queen and King C-70, Grindl and Gary. Photo provided by the authors, courtesy of Darrin Hagen, 1978.
Owners Nicole and Stacy at Shakespear’s original location, circa 1995. Photo provided by the authors, courtesy of Stacy Walker.
“A Little Gay Bar on 106 Street,” closing night event at Junction Bar & Eatery, September 22, 2012. Photo courtesy of Ron Byers.
The cast of “Save the Tatas,” date unknown. Photo provided by the authors, courtesy of Karen Hofmann.
Exterior view of the Milla Pub, July 2020. The building was scheduled for demolition in August 2020. Photo by Ron Byers.
Dr. Anne Anderson teaching a Cree class. Image from an Edmonton Journal article from Tues. September 1, 1970. Image retrieved by the ECAMP Team from https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=VyFlAAAAIBAJ&sjid=JIgNAAAAIBAJ&pg=2499%2C21189.
J. D. Edwards beside grain field in Amber Valley, Alberta. Image courtesy of the Glenbow Archives, Archives and Special Collections, University of Calgary, NA-704-2.
Reg Gillett and Henry Gillis handling a block of ice in the Arctic Ice Plant, July 27, 1950. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives, EA-600-4722.
Ski Jump—Capilano Ravine, 1935. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives EA-160-912.
Black Porters employed by the Canadian Pacific Railways, 1920s. Image courtesy of the Provincial Archives of Alberta, A9167.
Judi’s parents, Effie Jones & Sohan Singh Bhullar, holding her sister Helen, 1928. Image retrieved from https://www.edmontonmapsheritage.ca/location/sohan-singh-bhullar-park/.
Gatherings at Effie and Sohan Singh’s residence in Edmonton, 1962. Image courtesy of Emily Hughes, Judi’s daughter.
Doris in 1944, the year she earned her architectural degree. Image provided by the author.
Doris & her husband Ches on their honeymoon. Image provided by the author.
Mural located on the west side of a building located on the corner of 149 Street and Stony Plain Road. Image courtesy of the ECAMP Team, March 2021.
“Mid-East Goodies Are Truly Taste Tempting,” Edmonton Journal, 8 May 1968, p28.
Miss Edith Podersky makes reed baskets for pre-Christmas sale at CNIB as Mrs. Ted Cristall looks on, 2 December 1950. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives, EA-600-6229b.
Queen Elizabeth II Planetarium in present day, October 2020. Image courtesy of & taken by Tracey L. Anderson.
The Garneau Tree. Image accessed here.
End of The World Entrance Extra Pics (1)
View of Keillor Point, from across the river at Laurier Park. Photo credit: Corey Grajkowski, November 2020.
The Gateway, September 27, 1963. Accessed by the ECAMP Team via the University of Alberta Peel’s Prairie Provinces newspaper collection.
Harmonites International Steel Orchestra, 1981. Album Cover. Accessed at www.discogs.com:Harmonites-International-Steel-Orchestra-Men-In-Harmonites:release:4388844.
The Keillor Road landslide. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton, May 2005.
Image courtesy of the Edmonton Public Library.
Lila Fahlman with a drawing of Rutherford House. Edmonton Journal, 18 June 1989.
Vegetable garden at Fort Edmonton Park, 14 August 2015. Photo credit: Sandy Campbell. Image accessed at https://doi.org/10.7939/R3VB6B.
W.P. Reeves harvests marrows from his garden, 1907. Image courtesy of the Provincial Archives of Alberta, B.6819.
Jimmy and Bobby Nichols play in garden, 10 June 1950. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives, EA-600-4503d.
First Prize Exhibit in the Calgary Fair by Victoria Pilon, 1941. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives, EA-444-26.
City of Edmonton Street Map, 1924, showing undeveloped land north of 76 Avenue. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives, EAM-78.
Pisces Spa Sign courtesy of Darrin Hagen
The Rossdale Cemetery is one of two possible burial places for Louise Umphreville.
Mrs. Margaret Rowand-McKay. Image courtesy of the Archives of Manitoba, C1875, N21448.
West windows of the building. Photo credit: Tracey L. Anderson, 25 April 2021.
Detail of the pediment and top of the columns on the Bowker Building, July 1985. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives, EA-207-52.
A carving of an Indigenous Face located inside the Alberta Legislature. Image provided by the author.
Aerial view of Gold Bar farm, near Edmonton, Alberta. Image courtesy of the Glenbow Archives, Archives and Special Collections, University of Calgary, PA-3796-2.
Demolition of Fort Edmonton with the Alberta Legislature Building in the background, 1915. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives, EA-10-79.
Louise’s grandchildren- Alexander Harriott and his sister, Victoire (Mrs. Rod Ross.) Image courtesy of the Glenbow Archives, Archives and Special Collections, University of Calgary, NA-4803-7
The Coliseum looking south towards Northlands with Edmonton Gardens and Northlands racetrack in the background, circa 1980. Image courtesy of the City of Edmonton Archives, ET-28-1828.
A charcoal sketch of Fort Edmonton ca. 1867. Image courtesy of the Peel’s Prairie Provinces postcard collection, Postcard 12154.
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Mrs. Etty Cameron came to Canada from Jamaica in the 1960s to teach in Alberta. Photo provided by Mrs. Etty Cameron.
The Pan-Trin-Can Steel Band circa 1980s. Image provided by Dr. Jennifer Kelly.
Author and brother, Namao market garden, 1961. Photo courtesy of author.
Rally at the Alberta Legislature celebrating the Supreme Court decision in the Vriend case. (Photo credit: J. Kolmes)
Delwin Vriend speaking at the rally at the Alberta Legislature celebrating the Supreme Court decision. (Photo credit: J. Kolmes)
Left to right: Val Scoffield, Sophie Derbawka and June Dumka dressed in old-timey clothing during the Victoria Park Golf Course’s Centennial Celebrations (1907 to 2007) in 2007. Image courtesy of Joan Crawford.
Door of a Green Shack in City of Edmonton. Photo supplied by author.
Bennett School (today’s Bennett Centre). From Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum. P86.15.41
Hardstone Brick Company. University of Calgary Digital Collections. nc-6-299.
Usha Gupta’s students attending a Kathak dance workshop by Maullik Shah from India. Late 1990s, South Edmonton. Photo supplied by author.
Bert (Alberto) Cahero, the first Filipino engineer in Alberta, sitting at his desk surrounded by papers and drafting work. Photo supplied by author, Ida Beltran-Lucila.
Lulu caught a fish. Photo supplied by author, Ida Beltran-Lucila.
Adelina de la Cruz. Northwest Territories, 1967. Photo supplied by author, Ida Beltran-Lucila.
Adelina de la Cruz outside a home, shoveling snow in the winter. NWT 1967. Photo supplied by author, Ida Beltran-Lucila.
Adelina de la Cruz. Photo supplied by author, Ida Beltran-Lucila.
Entryway sign over the stairs
iron lung on display at the Royal Alberta Museum. @RoyalAlberta on Twitter. 2017.
University of Alberta Archives, UAA-1969-097-743c, University of Alberta Hospital Special Polio Wing, 1928.
Google Maps. Satellite image of Winterburn Woodland area; WEST Edmonton, beside Enoch Cree Nation lands
Playbill from 2012 MAA & PAA Play. International Fringe Festival Edmonton
Image of the “Leilani Muir Foot Bridge” plaque on the Cloverdale Footbridge. Photo credit: Kay Burns.
Rattan seats and gloss finished wood inside the restored Streetcar #33 Edmonton. May 2023 Photo: Abbie Schenk.
Operational Streetcar #33 on the High Level Bridge line, at the Strathcona stop. May 2023. Photo credit: Abbie Schenk
Tony Kernahan, Peter Cox, Ken Gough, Sheila White, and Jack Edworthy manually switch xEdmonton 33 from Track 3. The carbody has been loaded on to shop trucks and appears as it was rescued from, the farm near Willingdon, Alberta. June 8, 1991. Photo: Don Scafe.
