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Native, or natural, plants are those which grow on their own, while domesticated plants are cultivated for a particular purpose. It is beneficial for gardeners
Native, or natural, plants are those which grow on their own, while domesticated plants are cultivated for a particular purpose. It is beneficial for gardeners
Image: Golfers at the Grande Prairie [Richmond Hill] Golf course on July 16, 1960. (SPRA 2005.061.05.5) As the grass gets greener, days get longer, and
Above: Dr. Louis Fredette, veterinarian, and Thomas Wilson Lawlor and Mrs. Lawlor picnicking on the banks of a river, with the attentions of a uniformed
Image: Three unidentified game farm employees ride on camels while another unidentified man rides a much smaller goat-like animal in front of them, ca. 1908.
Image: Ryder’s Seedling dahlia of Coltness Gem type, grown at Beaverlodge and proving extraordinarily floriferous. Photographed August 29, 1936 by W. D. Albright. (SPRA 362.02.08.153)
Image: Hollyhocks blooming in September on outdoor-wintered roots, Beaverlodge. Photographed by W. D. Albright. 1926. (SPRA 362.02.08.052) William Donald (W.D.) Albright arrived in Beaverlodge in
Image: Muriel and Clem Collins on a Mediterranean cruise on board the RMS Carmania, 1970 (SPRA 476.03.01.27) In the summer of 1970, Clem & Muriel Collins
Above: The family group at Arnold Dryer and Violet Remnant’s wedding consisted of her sister Winnie, her mother and father, Mr. & Mrs. Remnant, and
Image: Hockey team practicing on one of the outdoor rinks in the Bear Creek Valley, ca. 1950 (SPRA 1969.59.318) The following transcription is from the
Above: Burton, Barton, and Grimco.” [Likely taken at the 28th Casualty Clearing Station at Karasouli, Greece, ca. 1917] (From William Pizzey’s military service photograph album,