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Construction Crew of Banff Springs Hotel

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Part Of
Archives General File Collection
Scope & Content
File consists of 1 black and white digital photograph. Print pertains to the construction crew of the Banff Springs Hotel. An 'x' drawn on the photograph indicates where Peter Tonge is posed. The file also contains a photocopy of the back of the original photograph.
Date Range
[ca.1887]
Reference Code
V8 / accn. 7941 / PA - 01
Description Level
5 / File
GMD
Photograph
Print
  1 image  
Part Of
Archives General File Collection
Description Level
5 / File
Fonds Number
M8 / V8 / S8
Sous-Fonds
V8
Accession Number
7941
Reference Code
V8 / accn. 7941 / PA - 01
GMD
Photograph
Print
Date Range
[ca.1887]
Physical Description
Photograph: 1 print, b&w
History / Biographical
Peter Tonge was a foreman and was brought over from England to work on the construction of the Banff Springs Hotel. Peter Tonge brought Alice Perry over from England and they married in Banff, January 29, 1888. Shortly after they moved to Port Arthur, Ontario where they both died in 1929.
Scope & Content
File consists of 1 black and white digital photograph. Print pertains to the construction crew of the Banff Springs Hotel. An 'x' drawn on the photograph indicates where Peter Tonge is posed. The file also contains a photocopy of the back of the original photograph.
Notes
Print is a digital print produced from a scan of the original as a loan for copy.
Subject Access
Banff Springs Hotel
Construction
Language
English
Title Source
Title provided by the archivist
Processing Status
Processed
Images
thumbnail
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Wiebe family photographs, Alpine Motel

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Part Of
Archives General File Collection
Scope & Content
File consists of 59 photographs pertaining to the Wiebe family and their business, the Alpine Motel in Banff. Photographs depict Henry and Elsie Wiebe with their three children; dam construction near Lake Minnewanka; the Wiebe children interacting with wildlife, and riding a gondola; and related su…
Date Range
[ca.1945-1965]
Reference Code
V8 / 2023.59 / PA - 1 to 59
Description Level
5 / File
GMD
Photograph
Print
Part Of
Archives General File Collection
Description Level
5 / File
Fonds Number
M8
V8
S8
Sous-Fonds
V8
Accession Number
2023.59
Reference Code
V8 / 2023.59 / PA - 1 to 59
GMD
Photograph
Print
Date Range
[ca.1945-1965]
Physical Description
59 photographs : b&w prints ; 12 x 19 cm or smaller
History / Biographical
Deborah (Debbie) Downing is the daughter of Henry and Elsie Wiebe, who owned the Alpine Motel in Banff. Henry ("Hank") and Elsie ("Honey") came to Banff in 1942 and raised Debbie and two siblings there (including younger brother David).
Scope & Content
File consists of 59 photographs pertaining to the Wiebe family and their business, the Alpine Motel in Banff. Photographs depict Henry and Elsie Wiebe with their three children; dam construction near Lake Minnewanka; the Wiebe children interacting with wildlife, and riding a gondola; and related subjects.
Notes
One image depicts 5 unidentified women outside of the Alpine Motel who were described by donor as students from Three Hills College (now Prairie College in Three Hills, AB), who worked as summer cleaners.
Name Access
Wiebe, Elsie
Wiebe, Henry
Subject Access
Family
Family and personal life
Children
Chairlifts and gondolas
Wildlife
Deer
Banff Chairlift
Banff townsite
Skiing
Businesses
Alpine Motel
Geographic Access
Canada
Alberta
Banff
Language
English
Category
Family and personal life
Sports, recreation and leisure
Biographical Source Notes
Information from donor, Deborah Downing
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Processing Status
Processed
Less detail
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