Fonds 107 Bill Pratt fonds

70 negatives

View of the Peace River and Smoky River junction from the top of Peace River Hill.

View of the Peace River and Peace River town from the top of Peace River hill.

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To order reproductions from Glenbow cite call number ND-3-5341.

CPR and Board of Trade tour group on the edge of a river bank. Bill Pratt Sr. is sixth from the left, back row, and Jack Kerr is second from right, first row.

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To order reproductions from Glenbow cite call number ND-3-4284h (Board of Trade Northern Trip)

CPR and Board of Trade tour group on the edge of a river bank. P.J. Tooley, deputy mayor of Grande Prairie, is perched on a pole in the middle of the group.

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Mrs. Trelle senior and Beatrice Trelle and her two children in the flower garden of the Trelle home near Wembley.

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Four teams of horses pulling wagons of stooks and grain to the threshing machine.

Dan White’s sod-roofed log cabin with porch and wood shed attached. Dan White and his dog are in front of the cabin.

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A herd of cattle on the Beaverlodge Experimental Research Station.

View from the north of Clairmont’s grain elevators, roads, and homes.

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Group of thirty-four children and two teachers in front of a large white frame school in the summertime.

Herman Trelle kneeling in a harvested field, holding a bundle of wheat.

Mr. & Mrs. Trelle harvesting. Mrs. Trelle drives the tractor while Mr. Trelle operates the binder.

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View of Grande Prairie’s residential and commercial district, with the new Court House being built in the foreground.

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To order reproductions from Glenbow cite call number ND-3-5435.

A four horse team pulling a binder, with Bill Pratt and Jack Thompson stooking.

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A tractor-operated threshing machine with horse drawn wagons delivering stooks and grain. An automobile stands to one side.

Threshing machine working, with six teams pulling wagons of grain bundles and one team pulling a grain cart.

Herman Trelle waist-deep in a wheat field.

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Mr. and Mrs. Trelle waist-deep in a field of wheat.

Marion Pratt, daughter of Bill Pratt, pinning a “Just Kids Safety” button on Lord Lovat, a member of the CPR party.

A view from 100 St. & 100 Ave. intersection in Grande Prairie, with automobiles and horses on the street.

Stooks of grain cover a harvested field. A farmer examines the grain in the foreground.

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Ed Crerar’s L shaped log home with the garden and fence in front of it.

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To order reproductions from Glenbow cite call number ND-3-5318.

Carriage Lane (102 St.) when it was a dirt road, with homes of Jim Evans, Jim Pickerd, Bill Pratt, Clarence Fleming, and George Robertson. Some of these houses are still standing. Jim Evans’ house at left is 9515 102 Street, Clarence Fleming’s house (second from right) is at 9508 102 Street, and Bill Pratt’s white house in the center is at 9506 102 Street.

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Mrs. Robertson and daughter Ruth on the front lawn in front of their home on 102 Street.

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Business section of Berwyn showing automobiles parked on the dirt road.

A herd of Mr. Early’s cattle grazing on the banks of the Peace River.

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CPR and Board of Trade tour group playing horseshoes.

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Lou Edwards and a fellow traveler shaving outdoors with their kit bags in front of them.

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Mr. Early showing tomatoes in his market garden on the flats of Peace River.

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Part of Mr. Early’s harvested tomato crop.

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The D.A. Thomas on the banks of the Peace River, with a tour group of about fifty men on board.

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The Immigration Hall in Grande Prairie, a large, seven-windowed white clapboard building built around 1920.

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A woman carrying a bundle of oats in the center of a field of stooked oats.

Homestead in the distance surrounded by vast fields of stooked and cultivated land.

Three women picking berries from a row of bushes at the Beaverlodge Experimental Farm.

Mr. Albright walking down a rural road behind a herd of cows being moved by a man and woman on horseback.

Mr. Albright in a field of stooked oats.

A woman surrounded by hollyhock plants in the Experimental Station flower garden.

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Mr. Trelle examining the heads of wheat at the edge of a wheat field.

Mrs. Trelle and two young children picking sweet peas in the garden.

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View down a rural road with stooked field and power line alongside.

View down a muddy rural road with a town and five grain elevators in the distance.

Newly constructed three story farm home and large barn, built by the Liveltons around 1928, picturesquely nestled beside a lake.

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An automobile parked on the side of a rural road which is little more than a track across the prairie.

A rural road meandering beside a fence line up a hill.

View down the four tracked Mercer Hill road to Clairmont with power lines alongside.

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A stooked field of oats with a farm in the distance.

A white frame house with stone chimney and foundation off-set by garden and out buildings.

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Ed Crerar’s log home with summer kitchen and herd of Holstein cows in the foreground.

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A field of stooked oats with trees in the distance.

Bird’s eye view of a garden, fields and the neighbouring farm. Two people are working in the large garden.

Frontal view of poppies, hollyhocks, and garden architecture. There is a log cabin in the background.

A field of stooked oats with farm buildings visible on either side.

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Fenced field of stooked grain with farmsteads visible in the background.

Farm workers with four teams of four horses each are cutting and binding a field of grain. The binders are Massey-Harris, Frost & Wood, and Chalmers.

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Frontal view of farm workers, with four teams of four horses each, cutting and binding a field of grain.

Town with five grain elevators. Power line and stooked field are in the foreground.

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Jack Oatway’s farmstead, with two story white frame house, large red barn, windmill and out buildings. Three children in the yard are looking at the windmill.

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View down Bear Creek with banks of trees on either side.

Farmstead at Beaverlodge Experimental Station showing house, gardens, barn, and windmill.

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Six farm workers with two four horse teams are binding and stooking oats.

Farmer standing in front of three neatly thatched stacks of hay.

View of Smoky River from the top of the river bank.

View down the rural road between Peace River and Nampa with trees on either side.

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At Mr. Early’s ranch, a herd of Jersey cattle are in a meadow with the Peace River in the background.

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At Mr. Early’s ranch, a herd of Jersey cattle are grazing in a valley amongst trees.

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A field of strawberries at Mr. Early’s market garden, with corrals and fences in the background.

The tomato crop in Mr. Early’s market garden with the Peace River Hills behind.

Jack Thompson and Bill Pratt standing chest-deep in a field of oats.

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To order reproductions from Glenbow cite call number ND-3-5338.

CPR and Board of Trade tour group seated under an improvised lean-to.