"Remember remember the fifth of November…”

Children on foot and on bicycle following the last all-terrain vehicle of the "Muskox" Expedition as it drives down Richmond Avenue, in front of the Palace Café and P.V. Croken's Store in 1945.

“Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross…”

The Juneau children traveling to West Hythe School with cart and horse around 1940.

“Jack and Jill went up the Hill…”

Jim Courtney’s Rivertop School students on a hike and picnic in the hills above the river east of the school in 1948.

“Who killed Cock Robin?”

Preschoolers Victor Macklin and a friend play with pretend guns and dead chickens in 1916.

"I had a little hen, the prettiest ever seen…”

“Polly put the kettle on…”

Jean Scorgie and Norine Hastings have a tea party for their dolls around 1940.

“The Grand old Duke of York he had ten thousand men…”

The Grande Prairie Boy Scout troop on the steps of the Anglican Church around 1940. Back row, L-R: George Bentley, Marvin Aiken, Dave Spittal, Lynn Wilson, Jack McFetridge, Herb Shields. 3^rd row, L-R: Jim Carlisle, John Bishop, Ken Leslie, Bill Minchin, Jack Swanston, Roy Harper. 2^nd row, L-R: Rev. T. Dale Jones, Ray Mitchell, Ken Davis or Don MacIntyre, Bill & Bob Bessent, Gordon Pearcy, Wendall(?) Oliver. Front row, L-R: Bob Knight, Dean Toews, Don Swanston, Sam Lowe, Ivan Ford, Garnet Freebury.

“Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream…”

Bill Archer and the Carlisles (Mary Jean, David, Jim and Murray) on Stoney Lake in 1941.