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Nancy Lyall interview

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Part Of
Whyte Museum Oral History Programme collection
Date Range
1969
Reference Code
S1 / 21
Description Level
6 / Item
Part Of
Whyte Museum Oral History Programme collection
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M36 / V683 / S37
Series
I. Interviews
Sous-Fonds
M36
Accession Number
N/A
Reference Code
S1 / 21
Responsibility
Interviewer: Elizabeth Rummel
Interviewer: Maryalice Harvey Stewart
Date Range
1969
Physical Description
1 sound recording
Name Access
Albizzi, Nicholas delgi
Gardiner, Katie
Geddes, Malcolm D.
Mitchell, Stanley H.
Wheeler, Arthur Oliver
Whymper, Edward
Language
English
Finding Aid
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Title Source
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Processing Status
Processed
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Erling Strom interview

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Part Of
Whyte Museum Oral History Programme collection
Date Range
1969
Reference Code
S1 / 23
Description Level
6 / Item
Part Of
Whyte Museum Oral History Programme collection
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M36 / V683 / S37
Series
I. Interviews
Sous-Fonds
M36
Accession Number
N/A
Reference Code
S1 / 23
Responsibility
Interviewer: Maryalice Harvey Stewart
Interviewer: Sue (Corless) Davies
Date Range
1969
Physical Description
1 sound recording
Name Access
Albizzi, Nicholas degli
Bagley, Jim
Linley, Alfred
McKinley, Mount
Mills, Ike
Vernon-Wood, Ruth
Weiss, Joe
Wilson, Tom
Subject Access
Alpine Club of Canada
Banff Ski Club
Canadian Pacific Railway
Columbia Icefield
Mount Assiniboine Lodge
Skiing
Language
English
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Title Source
Title based on contents of recording
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Processed
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Bill Brewster interview

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Whyte Museum Oral History Programme collection
Date Range
1969
Reference Code
S1 / 26
Description Level
6 / Item
Part Of
Whyte Museum Oral History Programme collection
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
S1
Series
I. Interviews
Sous-Fonds
S1
Reference Code
S1 / 26
Responsibility
Interviewer: Maryalice Harvey Stewart
Date Range
1969
Physical Description
1 sound recording
Subject Access
Boyd family
Buildings - Banff
Douglas, Howard
Fire wardens
Potts family
Ranchers and ranching
Schools - Banff
Stewart, George
Indigenous Peoples
Trails
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[originally Drawer 9 metal cabinet?]

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Part Of
Parks Canada fonds
Scope & Content
Negative collection re: Accidents, buildings and cabins, signage, cemetery, campgrounds, ski areas, warden work, animal control, special events, and other
Date Range
1935 - 1970
Reference Code
V488 / I.A. / NA - 387 to 485
Description Level
6 / Item
Part Of
Parks Canada fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
V488
Series
I.Photograph series
Sous-Fonds
V488
Sub-Series
I. A. Banff National Park photograph collections
Accession Number
3783
Reference Code
V488 / I.A. / NA - 387 to 485
Date Range
1935 - 1970
Physical Description
PHOTOGRAPHS : negatives, with some accompanied by contact prints
Scope & Content
Negative collection re: Accidents, buildings and cabins, signage, cemetery, campgrounds, ski areas, warden work, animal control, special events, and other
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Content Details
387 Truck Accident, 2 negs 388 Motor Vehicle Regulations, 2 negs; 1. Greyhound Bus - Trans-Canada Highway, June 1946, (2) 389 Regulations - Motor Livery, 1 neg; 1. Skyvue Bus (J. Thomas), July 1958, (1) 390 Truck 445 Accident Nov. 25, 1949 E & C Division and Standard Gravel, (no negs); 2. Depth Vehicle #1321 Accident with Arts Transport Truck see LTR Apr 18/57, (2); 3. Condition of car after charged by an elk, Oct 9/57, (3); 4. Windstorm damage Dec. 1958, (3); 5. Logging Truck #1323, April 16, 1958, (4) 391 Missing Persons - Accidental Deaths Mountaineering Accidents, 8 negs; 1. Beverly Vickers - Fatal Accident - Sulphur Mtn. July 30, 1958, (4); 2. Cheryl Kischuk - Fatal Accident at Johnston Canyon (Upper Falls), Aug 15, 1958, (4) 392 King's Camp Middle Springs, 31 negs; 1. Views from Middle Springs, 26/1/39, (16); 2. Views from Middle Springs, Feb/39, (10); 3. Road approach Feb/39, (1) 393 Bow Lake J. Simpson Num-Ti-Jah Lodge, 43 negs ; 1. Hotel Bow Lake, 26-9-38, (4); 2. Num-Ti-Jah Lodge, 26-7-39, (4); 3. Simpson's Bow Lake Development, 29/7/42, (6); 4. Progress New Building June 29/49, (3); 5. Progress New building Oct 18/49, (4)(no negs); 6. Progress New building June 30, 1950, (1); 7. Power House Bldg. June 17-1953, (1); 8. New Addition, Main Lodge, 1952, (1); 9. New Additions, completed, 22-8-55, (5); 10. Old Cabin Noyes Creek, J. Simpson, 13-10-55, (6); 11. Inspection of Buildings July 1956, (15) 394 Service Station E. Skarkin Lake Louise, 1 print, 8 negs; 1. Foundations of Service Station building 26-7-48, (1); 2. Progress Service Station building Oct 22, 1948, (1); 3. Progress Service Station building July 8, 1949, (2); 4. Progress Service Station building, Sept 30/49, (1); 5. Service Station building 11-9-50, (2); 6. Service Station building showing Coca Cola signs, etc. July 11, 1956, (1) 395 Market Garden Duthill Hatherway, 37 negs; 1. Buildings on property-conditions, 26-7-84, (5); 2. Inspection May 8, 1953, (6); 3. Demolishing old chicken house, 16-8-53, (2); 4. Inspection Oct 28, 1953, (6); 5. Inspection Dec 6, 1953, (5); 6. Inspection - demolishment May 13, 1955 (2); 7. Duthill Buildings 1-9-55, (3); 8. Duthill Buildings 12-10-55, (4); 9. Buildings demolished - Fisheries building erected - Tanks June 1956 396 Imperial Oil Lake Louise, 3 negs; 1. Oil Station and adjacent building, 11/10/39, (2); 2. Service Station and Coca Cola sign July 12, 1956, (1) 397 Simpson Cabin Hector Lake, 6 negs; 1. N.W elevation Aug 5, 1942 (1); 2. Hector L. Development as at Aug 15, 1949 (2 buildings), (5) 398 E. Strom (Brewster Creek, Douglas Creek, Sundance Canyon), 10 negs; 1. New Cabin Howard Douglas Cr 25-11-48, (2); 2. Douglas Creek Buildings 7-10-54, (5); 3. Pack Shack Sundance, 7-10-54, (3) 399 Sunshine Ski Lodge, 2 prints, 81 [71?] negs; 1. [8.] Sunshine Lodge Buildings, 6-10-43, (10); 2. Buildings at Sunshine, 14-7-39, (5); 3. Ski Slopes at Sunshine, 14-7-39, (5); 4. Sunshine Lodge, 25-7-41, (5); 5. Sunshine buildings, Feb 1942, (9); 6. Sunshine buildings and Ski Tow, 28-10-42, (7); 7. Buildings removed from Minnewanka to Sunshine, 22-7-43; 9. Sunshine Lodge, 11-10-44, (7); 10. Addition to Lodge and Cabin, 27-9-46, (3); 11. Addition to Lodge New Cabin, 27-10-46, (2); 12. Sunshine Lodge, 19-8-49, (5); 13. New Dam for Water Supply, 30-9-49, (1); 14. Addition to Laundry Bldg, Nov 21, 1949, (2); 15. Building as of 29-8-50, (9) 400 Vol. 2 Sunshine Village, 1 print, 31 negs; 16. Inspection 14-10-54, (17); 17. Sunshine Lodge Main Bldg. (H.O. Album) 1953; 18. Sunshine Lodge improvements July 1956, (no negs); 19. Inspection of Garbage Dump and Lodge, 15-7-58, (13) 401 Cabin, C.B. Brewster - Shadow Lake, 8 negs; 1. Inspection of Cabin Oct. 1956, (4); 2. Inspection of Cabin; 3. Inspection of Cabin Oct. 1958, (4) 402 Ski Club Canadian Rockies (Douglas Glacier), 5 negs; 1. Scenes from Proposed cabin site, 11-8-39, (3); 2. Mt. Douglas 11-8-39, (1); 3. Natural Bridge, 11-8-39, (1) 403 Ski Club Canadian Rockies (Skoki Ski Lodge), 5 prints, 41 negs; 1. Ski Lodge and Terrain Ptarmigan Valley 4/8/37, (4); 2. Drummond Glacier 6 mi. E. Ski Lodge 5/8/37, (1); 3. Unnamed falls at headwaters Red Deer River; 4. Ski slopes at Skoki 6/8/37, (4); 5. Buildings at Skoki 6/8/37, (8); 6. Canyon 300 yards below Skoki Lodge 6/8/37; 7. Skoki Ski Lodge, 3/9/38, (10); 8. Scenes from Skoki Lodge, 9/8/39, (3); 9. Buildings at Skoki 9/8/39, (7); 10. Main Lodge Skoki Jul, 1945, (2) 404 Ski Club of the Canadian Rockies (Temple Chalet), 24 negs; 1. Buildings at Temple 20/6/39, (5); 2. Building at Temple 14/8/39, (3); 3. Looking SW from Temple 14/8/39, (1); 4. Lodge east and west elevations 31/3/42, (2); 5. Lodge outbuildings 31/3/42, (1); 6. Ski slopes near lodge 31/3/42, (3); 7. Mount Temple Lodge Ski Slopes and Bus, (4); 8. At Ptarmigan Hut 4/8/37(1), 13/8/39 (2); 9. New Addition Temple Lodge 8/7/58, (2) 405 Mount White Horn Gondola Life - Lake Louise, 13 negs; 1. Inspection - Splash and Trash problems (S. Kun Report) Sept 8/58, (13) 406 Mount Norquay Ski Development (Lodge-Tow-Slopes); 1. Norquay Ski Club March 1938, (3); 2. Ruins Norquay Ski Lodge, 31/1/38, (3); 3. Cabins at Ski Camp 4/11/38, (3); 4. Game seen on road to Ski Camp 31/5/39, (3); 5. General views from Ski Camp 31/5/39, (4); 6. Ski Slopes on Norquay 31/5/39, (11); 7. View from building site showing jump and slalom (Mosaic) 25/11/39, (3)(1); 8. Proposed Building site as seen from Ski run 25/11/39, (2); 9. New Parking area as left by Forestry Unit, 21st Oct 25/11/39, (2); 10. Road of approach to Ski Lodge 12 & 29/12/39, (2); 11. New parking Area 29/12/39, (3); 12. Ski Shelter under contruction 29/12/39, (1); a) Norquay Ski Lodge and Slopes 17/1/40, (6); 13.Mount Norquay Engine House 23/12/40, (1); 14. Mount Norquay, Site of Ski Tow 23/12/40, (1); 15. State of Grounds and Ski Tow 23/12/40 (1); 16. Practice Slope June 13, 1945; 17. 5/1/50 Power building for Rope Tow, (1); Entrance to Lodge, (2) 407 Vol. 2, 2 prints, 13 negs; 18. Inspection 23/7/54, (3); 19. Lodge and Lower Terminal 13/10/54, (7); 20. Lodge July 1956, (no neg); 21. Lodge July 5, 1957, (1) 408 Paradise Bungalows (Lake Louise A. Cooper), 19 negs; 1. Woodshed 10/11/39, (1); 2. Lean-to on Central Building 10/11/39, (1); 3. Cabins and Central Buildings 4/6/40, (3); 4. Inspection July 26, 1954, (15) 409 Beckers Bungalows #1, 9 negs; 1. Entrance, Bungalows 1952, (2); 2. Addition to Office, 21/7/55, (2); 3. Early construction 1935, (negs only) 410 Beckers Bungalows #2, 1 neg; 1. Entrance Arch and sign Apr. 12. 1955, (1) 411 Mount Eisenhower Bungalows (Junction Yerxa), 22 negs; 1. Bungalow Camp at Windermere Junction 9/9/41 (2); 2. New construction 31/10/47, (3); 3. Progress Bungalows July 2, 1950, (2); 4. Progress 4 in out Cabin 11/8/50, (2); 5. Texaco Gas Sign July 3, 1947, (no negs); 6. Inspection June 1957, (14) 412 Saskatchewan River Crossing Bungalow Camp G.O Brewster, 56 negs; 1. Proposed site, Mile 50.5 17/10/39, (2); 2. Central Building and one cabin 23/5/40, (2); a) Buildings Oct, 1940, (5); 3. Three Views of Buildings taken aug 15, 1941, (1); 4. 18 Views of Blgs. taken Oct 9, 1941, (1); 5. Development as of 29/7/42, (4); 6. Buildings-Condition 19-6-49, (6); 7. New duples [duplex?] 22/8/50, (2); 8. Inspection, June 17 1953, (7); 9. Inspection June 28, 1954, (6) 413 Scratch's Banff Bungalows A.C. Scratch, 10 negs; 1. Cabins 30-6-40, (1); 2. Signs for Scratch's Banff Bungalows, 24/6/41, (3); 3. New Construction, 26/6/46, (2); 4. Double Cabin 12/6/50, (1); 5. Inspection Nov. 18, 1954, (4) 414 Johnston Canyon Bungalow Camp W.L. Camp, 43 negs; 1. Cabins 4/6/40, (3); 2. Comfort Station 20/8/41, (1); 3. New Cabins 25/9/47, (2); 4. New Cabins 31/10/47, (4); 5. Progress New Bungalows, 31/5/48, (2); 6. Progress New Bungalows, 2/8/40, (3); 7. Staff Quarters and Laundry 11/9/50, (2); 8. Main Bldg Inspection 22/9/54, (3); 9. Inspection Building May 1955 415 Temple View Bungalow Camp Lake Louise E. Skarkin, 18 negs; 1. Bungalow Camp near Lake Louise Station, 15/8/41, (2); 2. Bungalow Camp near Lake Louise Station, 9/9/41, (2); 3. Bungalow Camp near Lake Louise Station 4/9/42; 4. New 4-1 Building July,3, 1947, (2); 5. Quonset Hut, 1/8/49, (2); 6. Bungalows 1952, (2); 7. New Buildings July 1956, (3); 8. Staff Quarters under Construction, 13/8/57, (2); 9. Staff Quarters Completed 8/7/58, (1) 416 Mount Eisenhower Lodge B-W Highway, 15 negs; 1. Central Building and Cabins, 23/5/40, (4); 2. Buildings and Grounds, 23/9/49, (8); 3. Unauthorized Sign "Storm Mt. Lodge" 21/9/51, (2); 4. Cabin 1952 417 Bungalow Camp Site "A" R.A. & S. Walls, 10 negs; 1. Construction as at April 25, 1947, (3); 2. New panabodes 2/7/54, (2); 3. Cabins 1952; 4. Two in One Cabin 1955, (2); 5. Cabins as at July 23, 1957, (2) 418 Bungalow Camp Site "B" Tabuteau-Vanzant, 16 negs; 1. First Construction, 26/6/46, (5); 2. Further Construction 16/6/46, (3); 3. Cabins 1952, (1) ; 4. Double Garage 19/8/55, (1); 5. 6 completed Cabins June 6, 1957, (6) 419 Bungalow Camp Site "C" Staple-Kelly, 10 negs; 1. First Bungalows Constructed 26/6/46, (7); 2. Further Construction 29/10/46, (3); 3. Office and Cabins, 1952, (1) 420 (Emergency shelter area) Rundle Cabin Camp, 2 prints, 14 negs; 1.Tent Camp emergency shelter, June 1, 1946, (7); 2. Area cleared for emergency shelter June 1, 1946, (2); 3. Rundle Cabin Camp Progress Nov. 1948; 4. Cabins 1952, (2) 421 Bungalow Camp Baker Creek Camp Bros., 1 print, 16 negs; 1. Progress of Construction Sept 30/49, (2); 2.Progress of Construction Nov 1/49, (3); 3.Progress Main building and Power Plant building 30/6/50, (2); 4. Bungalows, progress July 2, 1950, (1); 5. Inspection 13/10/53, (8) 422 Carrot Creek Bungalow Camp Johnston to Gloutis, 14 negs; 1. Progress new Buildings 2/8/49, (3); 2. Progress new Buildings 5/1/50, (2); 3. Buildings, Central and cabin 12/7/50, (2); 4. Inspection Jan. 24, 1955, (8) 423 Motel Perozni Minnewanka Road, 17 negs; 1. Construction May 13, 1955, (3); 2. Inspection May 1, 1956; 3. Inspection Aug 23, 1956; 4. Inspection July 10, 1956, (2); 5. Inspection Maids Quarters Aug 24, 1959, (2) 424 Archway Motel Ltd, Banff, 21 negs; 1. First Stages of Construction 13/5/57, (6); 2. Progress of Construction as at 25/6/57, (7); 3. Construction as at 22/7/57, (3); 4. Completed Office and 5,4,8 and staff quarters July 10 & 22, 1959, (10) 425 Corral Site Lake Louise R. Legace, 12 negs; 1. Horse Shelters 20/5/48, (1); 2. Bunkhouse News Storage bldg 28/6/54, (8); 3. New Shelter 12/8/54, (1); 4. Staff Quarters, New Horse Shelter etc. 20/10/54, (8) 426 Egypt Lake Application for Lanf, 12 negs; 1.General Views Egypt lake 22/7/39, (11); 2. F.O. Brewster development June 5, 1942, (1) 427 Minnewanka-Skirrow Boat House, 17 negs; 1. Boat House, Chalet Sites 28/3/42, (5); 2. Slipway for Boathouse, Repair Shop 10/6/42, (1); 3. Mather's boathouse 8/2/43, (2); 4. Boat storage sheds, tearoom 17/10/53, (4); 5. Boat Storage 23/10/54, (2); 6. Boat storage 12/10/55, (1); 7. Tea Room. Staff quarters July 1957, (2) 428 Mount O'Brien-Hector Ski Lodge Sites S. Boyle, 2 prints, 8 negs; 1. views of Skiing area - Mt. O'Brien-Richardson and Lodge site Feb, 1944, (7) 429 Sulphur Mountain Shelter J. Jaeggi, 10 prints, 16 negs; 1. Shelter under construction 30/6/40, (3); 2. Shelter operated by J. Jaeggi 19/8/41, (2); 3. Views from Shelter, 19/8/41, (4); 4. Tearoom Sulphur Mountain 15/9/42, (2); 5. New Cabin Sulphur Mountain Jaeggi 4/8/44, (3); 6. View from Sulphur Mountain Jaeggi 4/8/44, (1); 7. Cabin near Upper Hot Springs Jaeggi, 18/11/46, (1) 430 Saskatchewan Glacier Hut Canadian Alpine Club, 5 negs; 1. Hut left by Canadian Army 7/7/44, (2); 2. Inspection 10/9/54, (3) 431 Chairlift Mount Norquay G. Eisenschmil, 1 print, 11 negs; 1. Progress of Construction Oct 18, 1948, (2); 2. Inspection Upper and Lower Terminals and Tows July 23, 1954, (9); 3. Lower Terminal Aug, 1954; 4. Lower and Upper Terminals July 1956, (no neg) 432 Ski Tows A & B - Mt. Norquay, 3 negs; 1. Lower Terminals 23/7/54, (2); 2. Lower Terminals Aug 1954 433 Capt ffrench - Freehold at Anthracite, 7 negs; 1. Buildings July 28, 1947, (4); 2. Buildings July 14, 1948, (3) 434 Timberline Hotel L. Williamsen (?), 1 print, 16 negs; 1. Progress 24/1/55, (5); 2. Hotel, staff quarters June 9, 1955, (6); 3. Hotel Aug.22, 1955, (2); 4. Unauthorized Signs, July 1956; 5. Staff quarters Oct. 1956; 6. New sign Apr 1957, (1) 435 Canadian Youth Hostels, 11 negs; 1. Pipestone R. Hostel Lake Louise Nov, 1948 (gov't), (1); 2. CYH buildings at Graveyard 11/9/50, (2); 3. CYH buildings under construction Eisenhower, (1); 4. Hostel Spray River 18/6/51, (5); 5. Alexandra Hostel 1952; 6. CYH building at Alexandra Nov 1962 436 National Cadet Camp 1952, 1952, 15 negs; 1. Mess Building and Recreation Building 19/10/53 (3); 2. Building 2-T-54 (2-7-54 ?), (7); 3. Cadet Camp New Buildings Aug 22, 1955; 4. Showing front and end elevation of completed Q.M. Stores Oct/58, (2) 437 Inter Mountain Airways, 6 negs; 1. Hangar 1952; 2. Inspection 14/5/55, (4) 438 Lake Louise Ski Lodge, 26 negs; 1. Southeast elevation Mar 31, 1942, (1); 2. West elevation mar 31, 1942, (1); 3. Rear, West and southeast elevations May 15/42, (3); 4. Cabins May 15, 1942, (4); 5. Power House May, 15, 1942, (1); 6. Cabins finished and Lodge construction, 23/10/41, (5); 7. Staff cabin addition June 1956; 8. Additions to kitchen and staff quarters May 28, 1957, (3); 9. Post office powerhouse Nov 5, 1957, (3); 10. Post office powerhouse May 6, 1959, (4) 439 Sulphur Mountain Gondola Lift, 3 negs; 1. Machinery Base Foundation 3/11/58, (3) 440 Schoolhouse Lake Louis, 5 negs; 1. Construction Progress 20/10/54, (2); 2. Progress Dec. 14, 1954, (2); 3. Completed Building 22/8/55 441 Entomological Field Station Eisenhower, 8 negs; 1. Buildings erected fall 1954, (8) 442 C.P.R. [Canadian Pacific Railway] Property General, 2 negs; 1. Wood Storage, Eldon Flats July 11, 1956, (2) 443 Banff station vicinity C.P.R., 7 prints, 32 negs; 1. C.W. Moffat's buildings 14/10/38, (6); 2. C.W. Moffat's buildings 15/6/45, (7); 3. Unwin Warehouse Station Grounds July 1946, (1); 4. Parking at Station-Loggers Congress June, 1946, (1); 5. Buildings Moffat Sept 26, 1946, (3); 6. General view of Station, 1954; 7. Sanitary Building Nov, 1952; 8. Buildings on C.P.R. Right-of-way 1954; 9. Old Shed and Lumber May 28, 1957, (1); 10. Storage Tank, Office Bldg (McCall Frontenac) Aug 15, 1957, (3); 11. Office 10/8/57, (1) 444 Moraine Lake Lodge, 1 print, 3 negs; 1. Buildings 1952; 2. Buildings 1954 445 Chateau Lake Louise, 4 prints, 14 negs; 1. Power Plant, new fence 6/10/52, (3); 2. Power House 5/8/53, (1); 3. Fence 1952, (4); 4. New Boiler House 16/9/53, (1); 5. Boiler House 22/9/54, 91); 6. Boat house and wharf 22/9/54, (1); 7. Storage Building 22/9/54, (3); 8. New Heating Plant 22/8/55, (1) 446 C.P.R. Station-Vicinity Lake Louise, 21 negs; 1. School house Nov 28, 1951, (no negs); 2. Inspection May 28, 1957, (17); 3. Inspection June 8-22 1958, (4) 447 Store Parcel B (Junction, Trans-Canada and Banff-Jasper Highways) J.S. Boyle, 6 negs; 1. Construction Store, garage 31/10/47, (2); 2. Progress of Buildings 20/5/48, (1); 3. Addition 1955 progress 28/7/55, (2); 4. Store Addition 22/8/55, (1) 448 Mountain Inn (L. Bird) Lake Louise, 2 negs; 1. Inspection 10/1/55, (2) 449 Banff Townsite - General, 6 prints, 11 negs; 1. Gravel Pit (Moose and Grizzly Streets) 10/5/39, (4); 2. Former Nuisance Grounds Mount Rundle Apr 1941, (4); 3. Gravel P.T N. end Wolf St. 27/9/44, (3); 4. Prints - Banff Ave 1945 450 Parking Areas - General, 6 negs; 1. Footpath Lake Louise Parking Area 20/6/39, (1); 2. Parking Area Lake Louise - New 22/6/41, (3); 3. Parking Area Lake Louise - New Aug 1941, (1); 4. Public Convenience, Lake Louise Parking Area Nov 1948 451 Canadian Western Natural Gas Company, 1 neg; 1. High Pressure Regulator Stn. Nov. 22, 1951, (1) 452 Quartz Mining - General, 5 prints, 27 negs; 1. Cabin at Eldon 3/1/41, (1); 2. Cabin at Mine SW of Eldon 3/1/41, (3); 3. Mine Entrance SW of Eldon 3/1/41, (2); 4. Former Dining Hall and Kitchen at Mine near Eldon 3/1/41, (2); 5. Stealitic Talc Workings Mount Whymper July 9, 1942, (5); 6. Base Camp Rd and Mine Camp Talc Mine 21/12/43, (6); 7. Talc Mine K.C. near Egypt Aug 18, 1944, (8) 453 Lake Louise Campground, 6 negs; 1. New Shelter and new area 19/9/41, (2); 2. Work Lake Louise Campground 23/10/41, (4) 454 Campgrounds Louise - Jasper Highway, 4 negs; 1. Shelter at Bow Summit Camp Ground 26/7/39, (1); 2. Shelter at Waterfowl Lake Camp Ground 26/7/39, (1); 3. Shelter Jasper Park near Sunwapta Pass 23/10/41, (2) 455 Tunnel Mountain Campground, 7 prints, 37 negs; 1. Tunnel Mountain Campground 28/7/29, 14/12/39, 1/6/40, (6); 2. Tunnel Mountain Campground 30/6/40, (5); 3. Milk Depot converted to Storage Bldg 14/10/40, (1); 4. Removal of Service Bldg from Scratch property 14/10/40; 5. Control Gate T.M.T.C. June 1941; 6. Army Convoy at T. Mt. C 25/5/44, (5); 7. Service Bldg - Trailer Camp Nov. 1948, (1); 8. Trailer Camp 1952; 9. Tunnel Mountain New Shelters 19/10/55, (3); 10. Shelter July 1956; 11. Caretaker's booth Tunnel Mountain November 1959, (6) 456 T.P. New Trailer Park, 5 negs; 1. Showing Progress on Comfort Station 13-58, (5) 457 Two Jack Lake Campground, 7 negs; 1. Buildings Fireplace and Amphitheater, Trailer Park 29/8/49, (5); 2. Caretakers Cottage 1952, (1); 3. Shelter 1952 458 Johnston Canyon Campground (ref. file 36), 2 negs; 1. Caretakers Cottage Service Building and Water Tower 1952, (2) 459 Cemetery, 2 negs; 1. New Cemetery Site Nov 1948, (2) 460 Mountainview Cemetery, 2 negs; 1. Fence 1952, (2) 461 Silver Falls at Eisenhower, (4) (prints only), 1 negative 462 Fire Protection (1-4) 463 Forest Protection - Insect Infestations, 5 negs; 1. A.S.W. Camp I Cres on Brewster Creek Bark Beetle Control Dec 1942, (5) 464 National Forestry Program, 17 negs; 1. Bow Summit camp 7/7/39, (2); 2. N.F.P. Camp at Bow Summit 7/7/39, (4); 3. N.F.P. Camp on Cascade River 18/7/39, (5); 4. Site for Stoney Creek Bridge and clearing horse corral 18/7/39, (2); 5. Site for Recreational Area, Cascade Camp 18/7/39, (2); 6. Stoney Creek Bridge 31/8/39, (3) 465 Warden patrols - Inspection trips, 35 negs; 1. Saskatchewan River Area, (5); 2. Mistaya District, (4); 3. Howes River, (2); 4. Snow Pass Area, (5); 5. Government Ranch and District (8) buildings Sec. 187 (?) (2); 6. Stoney Creek, Sec 189, (2); 7. Dormer Cabin, Sec 189, (2); 8. Cut Head District, (5); 9. Windy Cabin, Sec 189, (1); 10. Winter Inspection Patrol District #11 Sask R. 13/3/48, (6) 466 Warden Schools, 14 negs; 1. Permanent and Acting Wardens 16/5/39, (4); 2. Instruction in Operation Fire Pumps 16/5/39, (3); 3. BNP Warden Service 1941 Conference; 4. Ski Uniforms colour transparencies Feb 1955, (3) 467 Warden Cabins, 27 negs; 1.Ya Ha Tinda Ranch Bldgs 1937, (2); 2. 1937 Dormer (2) Windy (1); 3. Healy Creek 4/11/38, (2); 4. Warden Lodge L. Louise 10/11/39, (2); 5. District #6, Castle Lodge (2) Garage and Equip Bldg 25/10/40, Johnston Canyon Cabin - Boom Creek Cabin; 6. District #5 Warden Cabin Massive 25/10/40; 7. District #7 Headquarters Lodge Lake Louise 29/10/40; Garage and Fire Equipment Building 29/10/40; Bunk House 29/10/40; 8. District #4 (near) Ghost River Cabin April 1941; 9. New Cabin and Gate - Stoney Creek ASW labour 1942, (2); 10. District #8 Cuthead (1) Windy Cabin and Equipment Building (2); 11. District #8 Stoney Creek, 1941, Old (1) New (2) 468 Vol II Wardens Cabins cont'd, 2 prints, 21 negs; 12. Lake Minnewanka cabin - New 3/11/41, (6); 13. Saskatchewan River Crossing - Garbage and Equip Bldg 12/6/41; 14. Hay shed - warden corral - Banff ASW labour, 41-42, (1); 15. Barn under construction Ya Ha Tinda Ranch Sept 1942, (2); 16. Ranch jouse Ya Ha Tinda Sept 1942, (1); 17. Scotch Camp 1942 (+ Park Boundary) 1942, (2); 18. Old Barn, New Barn Oct 1942 Ya Ha Tinda, (2); 19. Bunkhouse, blacksmith shop Ya Ha Tinda Oct, 1942, (3); 20. Boathouse, Lake Minnewanka (nearly completed) Jan '43, (2); 21. Warden boathouse Lake Minnewanka 8/2/43, (1); 22. New hay shed - Sask River Crossing - Built Winter 1943-44, (3); 23. Palliser cabin July 1944, (2); 24. Fortune Cabin July 1944 (2); 25. Bryant Creek Cabin July 1944, (1); 26. Goat Creek - new cabin (2) June 1946; Egypt Lake Cabin 26/8/43, (2) 469 Vol III Wardens cabins Cont'd, 6 prints, 18 negs, 2 negs - slides; 28. cabins 1954 Bow Summit, (2), Saskatchewan River Lodge, bunkhouse, (3), Egypt Lake, (2), Bryant Creek, (2), Lake Louise, (2), Eisenhower, (2), Minnewanka boathouses and boat, (3); 29. Warden's Residence at Eisenhower July 13, 1956, (1); 30. Warden's Residence Saskatchewan River Crossing 1957, (1); Warden's Cabin Cyclone - additions 1961, (1); 31. Warden's cabin at Alexandra R. Nov. 1962, (1) 470 Forest Observation Lookouts, 6 prints, 60 negs; 1. Tunnel Mountain Observation Tower Oct 5, 1941, (6); 2. Beehive Lookout Oct 4 1941,(6), Sept 1941,(3); 3. Castle Mountain Lookout Station Construction and Completion 17/10/42, (10); 4. Osborne Fire Finder made at Banff 30/4/3 [?], (4); 5. Living quarters Tunnel Mountain June 1943, (2); 6. Packing Octagonal Lookout Sections, Lumber to Sarbach 5, 10-7-43, (5); 7. Beginning Tower and Living quarters at Sarbach 29/7/43, (2); 8. Tower at Sarbach Lookout Aug 12, Sept 4, 1943, (3); 9. Living Quarters Sarbach July 1944, (3); 10. Sunset Lookout - just completed 1944, 28/8/44, (6); 11. Sunset Lookout Partial construction, 7-8-44, (3); 12. Smoke Generation rests Aug 1946, (6); 13. Sarbach Lookout 1954, (1) 471 Radio communications, 5 negs; 1. RCA FM radio 21/7/46, (5) 472 Aeroplane Landing Field, 1 neg; 1 . Hanger under construction A. Gaetz 13/11/51, (1) 473 Aeroplane Landing Field - Canmore, 1 print, 21 negs; 1. Residences on Park Land near Canmore Aug 1943, (10); 2. Aeroplane Landing Field - emergency-bungalow cabins do. (2); 3. P.O. J. Dolen 1949, (1); 4. Buildings under PO-Inspection June 26/54, (5); 5. Conditions of ppty parcel "B" June 26, 1953, (1); 6. Parcel "D" 2/7/54, (2) 474 Bears, 4 negs; 1. Bear trap July 1944, (4) 475 Animal Paddock, 12 negs; 1. Buildings at Paddocks 1/3/40, (9); 2. Sheep 1944, (3) 476 Beaver, 12 negs; 1. Survey of Beaver conditions Forty Mile area 17/7/46, (7); 2. Trapping of Beaver Aug 21/46, (5) 477 Fishing General, 16 negs; 1. Survey of Spray River Nov 1949 (A. C. Colback), (16) 478 [Fish Hatchery ?], 8 negs; 1. Reconstruction Main Pool and Rearing Pond I, Oct 1, 1949 for Duthill development sec 16-71(5); 2. Development of Buildings & surrounding area as at 3/5/57, (8) 479 Elk Slaughter, 4 negs; 1. Skinning Shed Nov 30, 1944, (4); 2. Buffalo Slaughter Jan 1956 (neg warden office) 480 Celebrations, 5 prints, 4 negs; 1. 50th Anniversary St. Georges-in-the-Pines church Oct 21, 1939, (no neg); 2. Opening Can War Services Hostel 1944?, (no neg); 3. Dedication International Cairn - Sat Aug 2/47 Waterton Glacier International Peace Park, (5 prints, no negs); 4. RCAF WD Precision Squad Dec 1943, (4) 481 Banff Indian Day Celebrations, 2 prints, 10 negs; 1. [Indigenous] Sport encampment 23/7/37, (8); 2. Banff Indian Day Parade 18/7/40, (2) 482 Race Track, 4 negs; 1. Highway at entrance 23/7/37, (2); 2. Buildings at Race Track 23/7/37, (2); 483 Toboggan Slide, 1 print, 3 negs; 1. New Toboggan Slide Sulphur Mt. 13/12/45, (1) 484 Skiing, 4 prints, 16 negs; 1. Mount Norquay 1940 Meet 3/3/40, (4); 2. Clearing slopes Mount Norquay Fall 1937, (4); 3. Canadian Ski Championship Feb 26-29/48, (4); 4. Timing Shack, First Aid Building 23/7/54, (2); 5. New Ski Jump, 1957, (2) 485 Banff Winter Carnival, 20 prints (1955 Carnival), 18 prints, 21 negs (1948 Carnival), 33 negs (1940 Carnival), 4 prints, 12 negs, loose, one creased (1939 Carnival negs - sealed envelope); 1. Banff Winter Carnival 1939; 2. Banff Winter Carnival Feb 15-18, 1940; 3. Parking Area Norquay Feb 16, 1941, (2); 4. Carnival Parade, Feb 13, 1941, (4); 5. Carnival Parade 1942, (4); 6. Carnival 1948, (21) (extra prints) Not Filed - 7 prints, 15 negs (between 189 Vol II and 189 Vol III - Warden's Cabins)
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Parks Canada fonds
Scope & Content
Negative collection re: Accidents, buildings and cabins, signage, cemetery, campgrounds, ski areas, warden work, animal control, special events, and other
Date Range
1930 - 1970
Reference Code
V488 / I.A. / NA - 387 to 485
Description Level
6 / Item
Part Of
Parks Canada fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
V488
Series
I.Photograph series
Sous-Fonds
V488
Sub-Series
I. A. Banff National Park photograph collections
Accession Number
3783
Reference Code
V488 / I.A. / NA - 387 to 485
Date Range
1930 - 1970
Physical Description
PHOTOGRAPHS : negatives, with some accompanied by contact prints
Scope & Content
Negative collection re: Accidents, buildings and cabins, signage, cemetery, campgrounds, ski areas, warden work, animal control, special events, and other
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Content Details
387 Truck Accident, 2 negs 388 Motor Vehicle Regulations, 2 negs; 1. Greyhound Bus - Trans-Canada Highway, June 1946, (2) 389 Regulations - Motor Livery, 1 neg; 1. Skyvue Bus (J. Thomas), July 1958, (1) 390 Truck 445 Accident Nov. 25, 1949 E & C Division and Standard Gravel, (no negs); 2. Depth Vehicle #1321 Accident with Arts Transport Truck see LTR Apr 18/57, (2); 3. Condition of car after charged by an elk, Oct 9/57, (3); 4. Windstorm damage Dec. 1958, (3); 5. Logging Truck #1323, April 16, 1958, (4) 391 Missing Persons - Accidental Deaths Mountaineering Accidents, 8 negs; 1. Beverly Vickers - Fatal Accident - Sulphur Mtn. July 30, 1958, (4); 2. Cheryl Kischuk - Fatal Accident at Johnston Canyon (Upper Falls), Aug 15, 1958, (4) 392 King's Camp Middle Springs, 31 negs; 1. Views from Middle Springs, 26/1/39, (16); 2. Views from Middle Springs, Feb/39, (10); 3. Road approach Feb/39, (1) 393 Bow Lake J. Simpson Num-Ti-Jah Lodge, 43 negs ; 1. Hotel Bow Lake, 26-9-38, (4); 2. Num-Ti-Jah Lodge, 26-7-39, (4); 3. Simpson's Bow Lake Development, 29/7/42, (6); 4. Progress New Building June 29/49, (3); 5. Progress New building Oct 18/49, (4)(no negs); 6. Progress New building June 30, 1950, (1); 7. Power House Bldg. June 17-1953, (1); 8. New Addition, Main Lodge, 1952, (1); 9. New Additions, completed, 22-8-55, (5); 10. Old Cabin Noyes Creek, J. Simpson, 13-10-55, (6); 11. Inspection of Buildings July 1956, (15) 394 Service Station E. Skarkin Lake Louise, 1 print, 8 negs; 1. Foundations of Service Station building 26-7-48, (1); 2. Progress Service Station building Oct 22, 1948, (1); 3. Progress Service Station building July 8, 1949, (2); 4. Progress Service Station building, Sept 30/49, (1); 5. Service Station building 11-9-50, (2); 6. Service Station building showing Coca Cola signs, etc. July 11, 1956, (1) 395 Market Garden Duthill Hatherway, 37 negs; 1. Buildings on property-conditions, 26-7-84, (5); 2. Inspection May 8, 1953, (6); 3. Demolishing old chicken house, 16-8-53, (2); 4. Inspection Oct 28, 1953, (6); 5. Inspection Dec 6, 1953, (5); 6. Inspection - demolishment May 13, 1955 (2); 7. Duthill Buildings 1-9-55, (3); 8. Duthill Buildings 12-10-55, (4); 9. Buildings demolished - Fisheries building erected - Tanks June 1956 396 Imperial Oil Lake Louise, 3 negs; 1. Oil Station and adjacent building, 11/10/39, (2); 2. Service Station and Coca Cola sign July 12, 1956, (1) 397 Simpson Cabin Hector Lake, 6 negs; 1. N.W elevation Aug 5, 1942 (1); 2. Hector L. Development as at Aug 15, 1949 (2 buildings), (5) 398 E. Strom (Brewster Creek, Douglas Creek, Sundance Canyon), 10 negs; 1. New Cabin Howard Douglas Cr 25-11-48, (2); 2. Douglas Creek Buildings 7-10-54, (5); 3. Pack Shack Sundance, 7-10-54, (3) 399 Sunshine Ski Lodge, 2 prints, 81 [71?] negs; 1. [8.] Sunshine Lodge Buildings, 6-10-43, (10); 2. Buildings at Sunshine, 14-7-39, (5); 3. Ski Slopes at Sunshine, 14-7-39, (5); 4. Sunshine Lodge, 25-7-41, (5); 5. Sunshine buildings, Feb 1942, (9); 6. Sunshine buildings and Ski Tow, 28-10-42, (7); 7. Buildings removed from Minnewanka to Sunshine, 22-7-43; 9. Sunshine Lodge, 11-10-44, (7); 10. Addition to Lodge and Cabin, 27-9-46, (3); 11. Addition to Lodge New Cabin, 27-10-46, (2); 12. Sunshine Lodge, 19-8-49, (5); 13. New Dam for Water Supply, 30-9-49, (1); 14. Addition to Laundry Bldg, Nov 21, 1949, (2); 15. Building as of 29-8-50, (9) 400 Vol. 2 Sunshine Village, 1 print, 31 negs; 16. Inspection 14-10-54, (17); 17. Sunshine Lodge Main Bldg. (H.O. Album) 1953; 18. Sunshine Lodge improvements July 1956, (no negs); 19. Inspection of Garbage Dump and Lodge, 15-7-58, (13) 401 Cabin, C.B. Brewster - Shadow Lake, 8 negs; 1. Inspection of Cabin Oct. 1956, (4); 2. Inspection of Cabin; 3. Inspection of Cabin Oct. 1958, (4) 402 Ski Club Canadian Rockies (Douglas Glacier), 5 negs; 1. Scenes from Proposed cabin site, 11-8-39, (3); 2. Mt. Douglas 11-8-39, (1); 3. Natural Bridge, 11-8-39, (1) 403 Ski Club Canadian Rockies (Skoki Ski Lodge), 5 prints, 41 negs; 1. Ski Lodge and Terrain Ptarmigan Valley 4/8/37, (4); 2. Drummond Glacier 6 mi. E. Ski Lodge 5/8/37, (1); 3. Unnamed falls at headwaters Red Deer River; 4. Ski slopes at Skoki 6/8/37, (4); 5. Buildings at Skoki 6/8/37, (8); 6. Canyon 300 yards below Skoki Lodge 6/8/37; 7. Skoki Ski Lodge, 3/9/38, (10); 8. Scenes from Skoki Lodge, 9/8/39, (3); 9. Buildings at Skoki 9/8/39, (7); 10. Main Lodge Skoki Jul, 1945, (2) 404 Ski Club of the Canadian Rockies (Temple Chalet), 24 negs; 1. Buildings at Temple 20/6/39, (5); 2. Building at Temple 14/8/39, (3); 3. Looking SW from Temple 14/8/39, (1); 4. Lodge east and west elevations 31/3/42, (2); 5. Lodge outbuildings 31/3/42, (1); 6. Ski slopes near lodge 31/3/42, (3); 7. Mount Temple Lodge Ski Slopes and Bus, (4); 8. At Ptarmigan Hut 4/8/37(1), 13/8/39 (2); 9. New Addition Temple Lodge 8/7/58, (2) 405 Mount White Horn Gondola Life - Lake Louise, 13 negs; 1. Inspection - Splash and Trash problems (S. Kun Report) Sept 8/58, (13) 406 Mount Norquay Ski Development (Lodge-Tow-Slopes); 1. Norquay Ski Club March 1938, (3); 2. Ruins Norquay Ski Lodge, 31/1/38, (3); 3. Cabins at Ski Camp 4/11/38, (3); 4. Game seen on road to Ski Camp 31/5/39, (3); 5. General views from Ski Camp 31/5/39, (4); 6. Ski Slopes on Norquay 31/5/39, (11); 7. View from building site showing jump and slalom (Mosaic) 25/11/39, (3)(1); 8. Proposed Building site as seen from Ski run 25/11/39, (2); 9. New Parking area as left by Forestry Unit, 21st Oct 25/11/39, (2); 10. Road of approach to Ski Lodge 12 & 29/12/39, (2); 11. New parking Area 29/12/39, (3); 12. Ski Shelter under contruction 29/12/39, (1); a) Norquay Ski Lodge and Slopes 17/1/40, (6); 13.Mount Norquay Engine House 23/12/40, (1); 14. Mount Norquay, Site of Ski Tow 23/12/40, (1); 15. State of Grounds and Ski Tow 23/12/40 (1); 16. Practice Slope June 13, 1945; 17. 5/1/50 Power building for Rope Tow, (1); Entrance to Lodge, (2) 407 Vol. 2, 2 prints, 13 negs; 18. Inspection 23/7/54, (3); 19. Lodge and Lower Terminal 13/10/54, (7); 20. Lodge July 1956, (no neg); 21. Lodge July 5, 1957, (1) 408 Paradise Bungalows (Lake Louise A. Cooper), 19 negs; 1. Woodshed 10/11/39, (1); 2. Lean-to on Central Building 10/11/39, (1); 3. Cabins and Central Buildings 4/6/40, (3); 4. Inspection July 26, 1954, (15) 409 Beckers Bungalows #1, 9 negs; 1. Entrance, Bungalows 1952, (2); 2. Addition to Office, 21/7/55, (2); 3. Early construction 1935, (negs only) 410 Beckers Bungalows #2, 1 neg; 1. Entrance Arch and sign Apr. 12. 1955, (1) 411 Mount Eisenhower Bungalows (Junction Yerxa), 22 negs; 1. Bungalow Camp at Windermere Junction 9/9/41 (2); 2. New construction 31/10/47, (3); 3. Progress Bungalows July 2, 1950, (2); 4. Progress 4 in out Cabin 11/8/50, (2); 5. Texaco Gas Sign July 3, 1947, (no negs); 6. Inspection June 1957, (14) 412 Saskatchewan River Crossing Bungalow Camp G.O Brewster, 56 negs; 1. Proposed site, Mile 50.5 17/10/39, (2); 2. Central Building and one cabin 23/5/40, (2); a) Buildings Oct, 1940, (5); 3. Three Views of Buildings taken aug 15, 1941, (1); 4. 18 Views of Blgs. taken Oct 9, 1941, (1); 5. Development as of 29/7/42, (4); 6. Buildings-Condition 19-6-49, (6); 7. New duples [duplex?] 22/8/50, (2); 8. Inspection, June 17 1953, (7); 9. Inspection June 28, 1954, (6) 413 Scratch's Banff Bungalows A.C. Scratch, 10 negs; 1. Cabins 30-6-40, (1); 2. Signs for Scratch's Banff Bungalows, 24/6/41, (3); 3. New Construction, 26/6/46, (2); 4. Double Cabin 12/6/50, (1); 5. Inspection Nov. 18, 1954, (4) 414 Johnston Canyon Bungalow Camp W.L. Camp, 43 negs; 1. Cabins 4/6/40, (3); 2. Comfort Station 20/8/41, (1); 3. New Cabins 25/9/47, (2); 4. New Cabins 31/10/47, (4); 5. Progress New Bungalows, 31/5/48, (2); 6. Progress New Bungalows, 2/8/40, (3); 7. Staff Quarters and Laundry 11/9/50, (2); 8. Main Bldg Inspection 22/9/54, (3); 9. Inspection Building May 1955 415 Temple View Bungalow Camp Lake Louise E. Skarkin, 18 negs; 1. Bungalow Camp near Lake Louise Station, 15/8/41, (2); 2. Bungalow Camp near Lake Louise Station, 9/9/41, (2); 3. Bungalow Camp near Lake Louise Station 4/9/42; 4. New 4-1 Building July,3, 1947, (2); 5. Quonset Hut, 1/8/49, (2); 6. Bungalows 1952, (2); 7. New Buildings July 1956, (3); 8. Staff Quarters under Construction, 13/8/57, (2); 9. Staff Quarters Completed 8/7/58, (1) 416 Mount Eisenhower Lodge B-W Highway, 15 negs; 1. Central Building and Cabins, 23/5/40, (4); 2. Buildings and Grounds, 23/9/49, (8); 3. Unauthorized Sign "Storm Mt. Lodge" 21/9/51, (2); 4. Cabin 1952 417 Bungalow Camp Site "A" R.A. & S. Walls, 10 negs; 1. Construction as at April 25, 1947, (3); 2. New panabodes 2/7/54, (2); 3. Cabins 1952; 4. Two in One Cabin 1955, (2); 5. Cabins as at July 23, 1957, (2) 418 Bungalow Camp Site "B" Tabuteau-Vanzant, 16 negs; 1. First Construction, 26/6/46, (5); 2. Further Construction 16/6/46, (3); 3. Cabins 1952, (1) ; 4. Double Garage 19/8/55, (1); 5. 6 completed Cabins June 6, 1957, (6) 419 Bungalow Camp Site "C" Staple-Kelly, 10 negs; 1. First Bungalows Constructed 26/6/46, (7); 2. Further Construction 29/10/46, (3); 3. Office and Cabins, 1952, (1) 420 (Emergency shelter area) Rundle Cabin Camp, 2 prints, 14 negs; 1.Tent Camp emergency shelter, June 1, 1946, (7); 2. Area cleared for emergency shelter June 1, 1946, (2); 3. Rundle Cabin Camp Progress Nov. 1948; 4. Cabins 1952, (2) 421 Bungalow Camp Baker Creek Camp Bros., 1 print, 16 negs; 1. Progress of Construction Sept 30/49, (2); 2.Progress of Construction Nov 1/49, (3); 3.Progress Main building and Power Plant building 30/6/50, (2); 4. Bungalows, progress July 2, 1950, (1); 5. Inspection 13/10/53, (8) 422 Carrot Creek Bungalow Camp Johnston to Gloutis, 14 negs; 1. Progress new Buildings 2/8/49, (3); 2. Progress new Buildings 5/1/50, (2); 3. Buildings, Central and cabin 12/7/50, (2); 4. Inspection Jan. 24, 1955, (8) 423 Motel Perozni Minnewanka Road, 17 negs; 1. Construction May 13, 1955, (3); 2. Inspection May 1, 1956; 3. Inspection Aug 23, 1956; 4. Inspection July 10, 1956, (2); 5. Inspection Maids Quarters Aug 24, 1959, (2) 424 Archway Motel Ltd, Banff, 21 negs; 1. First Stages of Construction 13/5/57, (6); 2. Progress of Construction as at 25/6/57, (7); 3. Construction as at 22/7/57, (3); 4. Completed Office and 5,4,8 and staff quarters July 10 & 22, 1959, (10) 425 Corral Site Lake Louise R. Legace, 12 negs; 1. Horse Shelters 20/5/48, (1); 2. Bunkhouse News Storage bldg 28/6/54, (8); 3. New Shelter 12/8/54, (1); 4. Staff Quarters, New Horse Shelter etc. 20/10/54, (8) 426 Egypt Lake Application for Lanf, 12 negs; 1.General Views Egypt lake 22/7/39, (11); 2. F.O. Brewster development June 5, 1942, (1) 427 Minnewanka-Skirrow Boat House, 17 negs; 1. Boat House, Chalet Sites 28/3/42, (5); 2. Slipway for Boathouse, Repair Shop 10/6/42, (1); 3. Mather's boathouse 8/2/43, (2); 4. Boat storage sheds, tearoom 17/10/53, (4); 5. Boat Storage 23/10/54, (2); 6. Boat storage 12/10/55, (1); 7. Tea Room. Staff quarters July 1957, (2) 428 Mount O'Brien-Hector Ski Lodge Sites S. Boyle, 2 prints, 8 negs; 1. views of Skiing area - Mt. O'Brien-Richardson and Lodge site Feb, 1944, (7) 429 Sulphur Mountain Shelter J. Jaeggi, 10 prints, 16 negs; 1. Shelter under construction 30/6/40, (3); 2. Shelter operated by J. Jaeggi 19/8/41, (2); 3. Views from Shelter, 19/8/41, (4); 4. Tearoom Sulphur Mountain 15/9/42, (2); 5. New Cabin Sulphur Mountain Jaeggi 4/8/44, (3); 6. View from Sulphur Mountain Jaeggi 4/8/44, (1); 7. Cabin near Upper Hot Springs Jaeggi, 18/11/46, (1) 430 Saskatchewan Glacier Hut Canadian Alpine Club, 5 negs; 1. Hut left by Canadian Army 7/7/44, (2); 2. Inspection 10/9/54, (3) 431 Chairlift Mount Norquay G. Eisenschmil, 1 print, 11 negs; 1. Progress of Construction Oct 18, 1948, (2); 2. Inspection Upper and Lower Terminals and Tows July 23, 1954, (9); 3. Lower Terminal Aug, 1954; 4. Lower and Upper Terminals July 1956, (no neg) 432 Ski Tows A & B - Mt. Norquay, 3 negs; 1. Lower Terminals 23/7/54, (2); 2. Lower Terminals Aug 1954 433 Capt ffrench - Freehold at Anthracite, 7 negs; 1. Buildings July 28, 1947, (4); 2. Buildings July 14, 1948, (3) 434 Timberline Hotel L. Williamsen (?), 1 print, 16 negs; 1. Progress 24/1/55, (5); 2. Hotel, staff quarters June 9, 1955, (6); 3. Hotel Aug.22, 1955, (2); 4. Unauthorized Signs, July 1956; 5. Staff quarters Oct. 1956; 6. New sign Apr 1957, (1) 435 Canadian Youth Hostels, 11 negs; 1. Pipestone R. Hostel Lake Louise Nov, 1948 (gov't), (1); 2. CYH buildings at Graveyard 11/9/50, (2); 3. CYH buildings under construction Eisenhower, (1); 4. Hostel Spray River 18/6/51, (5); 5. Alexandra Hostel 1952; 6. CYH building at Alexandra Nov 1962 436 National Cadet Camp 1952, 1952, 15 negs; 1. Mess Building and Recreation Building 19/10/53 (3); 2. Building 2-T-54 (2-7-54 ?), (7); 3. Cadet Camp New Buildings Aug 22, 1955; 4. Showing front and end elevation of completed Q.M. Stores Oct/58, (2) 437 Inter Mountain Airways, 6 negs; 1. Hangar 1952; 2. Inspection 14/5/55, (4) 438 Lake Louise Ski Lodge, 26 negs; 1. Southeast elevation Mar 31, 1942, (1); 2. West elevation mar 31, 1942, (1); 3. Rear, West and southeast elevations May 15/42, (3); 4. Cabins May 15, 1942, (4); 5. Power House May, 15, 1942, (1); 6. Cabins finished and Lodge construction, 23/10/41, (5); 7. Staff cabin addition June 1956; 8. Additions to kitchen and staff quarters May 28, 1957, (3); 9. Post office powerhouse Nov 5, 1957, (3); 10. Post office powerhouse May 6, 1959, (4) 439 Sulphur Mountain Gondola Lift, 3 negs; 1. Machinery Base Foundation 3/11/58, (3) 440 Schoolhouse Lake Louis, 5 negs; 1. Construction Progress 20/10/54, (2); 2. Progress Dec. 14, 1954, (2); 3. Completed Building 22/8/55 441 Entomological Field Station Eisenhower, 8 negs; 1. Buildings erected fall 1954, (8) 442 C.P.R. [Canadian Pacific Railway] Property General, 2 negs; 1. Wood Storage, Eldon Flats July 11, 1956, (2) 443 Banff station vicinity C.P.R., 7 prints, 32 negs; 1. C.W. Moffat's buildings 14/10/38, (6); 2. C.W. Moffat's buildings 15/6/45, (7); 3. Unwin Warehouse Station Grounds July 1946, (1); 4. Parking at Station-Loggers Congress June, 1946, (1); 5. Buildings Moffat Sept 26, 1946, (3); 6. General view of Station, 1954; 7. Sanitary Building Nov, 1952; 8. Buildings on C.P.R. Right-of-way 1954; 9. Old Shed and Lumber May 28, 1957, (1); 10. Storage Tank, Office Bldg (McCall Frontenac) Aug 15, 1957, (3); 11. Office 10/8/57, (1) 444 Moraine Lake Lodge, 1 print, 3 negs; 1. Buildings 1952; 2. Buildings 1954 445 Chateau Lake Louise, 4 prints, 14 negs; 1. Power Plant, new fence 6/10/52, (3); 2. Power House 5/8/53, (1); 3. Fence 1952, (4); 4. New Boiler House 16/9/53, (1); 5. Boiler House 22/9/54, 91); 6. Boat house and wharf 22/9/54, (1); 7. Storage Building 22/9/54, (3); 8. New Heating Plant 22/8/55, (1) 446 C.P.R. Station-Vicinity Lake Louise, 21 negs; 1. School house Nov 28, 1951, (no negs); 2. Inspection May 28, 1957, (17); 3. Inspection June 8-22 1958, (4) 447 Store Parcel B (Junction, Trans-Canada and Banff-Jasper Highways) J.S. Boyle, 6 negs; 1. Construction Store, garage 31/10/47, (2); 2. Progress of Buildings 20/5/48, (1); 3. Addition 1955 progress 28/7/55, (2); 4. Store Addition 22/8/55, (1) 448 Mountain Inn (L. Bird) Lake Louise, 2 negs; 1. Inspection 10/1/55, (2) 449 Banff Townsite - General, 6 prints, 11 negs; 1. Gravel Pit (Moose and Grizzly Streets) 10/5/39, (4); 2. Former Nuisance Grounds Mount Rundle Apr 1941, (4); 3. Gravel P.T N. end Wolf St. 27/9/44, (3); 4. Prints - Banff Ave 1945 450 Parking Areas - General, 6 negs; 1. Footpath Lake Louise Parking Area 20/6/39, (1); 2. Parking Area Lake Louise - New 22/6/41, (3); 3. Parking Area Lake Louise - New Aug 1941, (1); 4. Public Convenience, Lake Louise Parking Area Nov 1948 451 Canadian Western Natural Gas Company, 1 neg; 1. High Pressure Regulator Stn. Nov. 22, 1951, (1) 452 Quartz Mining - General, 5 prints, 27 negs; 1. Cabin at Eldon 3/1/41, (1); 2. Cabin at Mine SW of Eldon 3/1/41, (3); 3. Mine Entrance SW of Eldon 3/1/41, (2); 4. Former Dining Hall and Kitchen at Mine near Eldon 3/1/41, (2); 5. Stealitic Talc Workings Mount Whymper July 9, 1942, (5); 6. Base Camp Rd and Mine Camp Talc Mine 21/12/43, (6); 7. Talc Mine K.C. near Egypt Aug 18, 1944, (8) 453 Lake Louise Campground, 6 negs; 1. New Shelter and new area 19/9/41, (2); 2. Work Lake Louise Campground 23/10/41, (4) 454 Campgrounds Louise - Jasper Highway, 4 negs; 1. Shelter at Bow Summit Camp Ground 26/7/39, (1); 2. Shelter at Waterfowl Lake Camp Ground 26/7/39, (1); 3. Shelter Jasper Park near Sunwapta Pass 23/10/41, (2) 455 Tunnel Mountain Campground, 7 prints, 37 negs; 1. Tunnel Mountain Campground 28/7/29, 14/12/39, 1/6/40, (6); 2. Tunnel Mountain Campground 30/6/40, (5); 3. Milk Depot converted to Storage Bldg 14/10/40, (1); 4. Removal of Service Bldg from Scratch property 14/10/40; 5. Control Gate T.M.T.C. June 1941; 6. Army Convoy at T. Mt. C 25/5/44, (5); 7. Service Bldg - Trailer Camp Nov. 1948, (1); 8. Trailer Camp 1952; 9. Tunnel Mountain New Shelters 19/10/55, (3); 10. Shelter July 1956; 11. Caretaker's booth Tunnel Mountain November 1959, (6) 456 T.P. New Trailer Park, 5 negs; 1. Showing Progress on Comfort Station 13-58, (5) 457 Two Jack Lake Campground, 7 negs; 1. Buildings Fireplace and Amphitheater, Trailer Park 29/8/49, (5); 2. Caretakers Cottage 1952, (1); 3. Shelter 1952 458 Johnston Canyon Campground (ref. file 36), 2 negs; 1. Caretakers Cottage Service Building and Water Tower 1952, (2) 459 Cemetery, 2 negs; 1. New Cemetery Site Nov 1948, (2) 460 Mountainview Cemetery, 2 negs; 1. Fence 1952, (2) 461 Silver Falls at Eisenhower, (4) (prints only), 1 negative 462 Fire Protection (1-4) 463 Forest Protection - Insect Infestations, 5 negs; 1. A.S.W. Camp I Cres on Brewster Creek Bark Beetle Control Dec 1942, (5) 464 National Forestry Program, 17 negs; 1. Bow Summit camp 7/7/39, (2); 2. N.F.P. Camp at Bow Summit 7/7/39, (4); 3. N.F.P. Camp on Cascade River 18/7/39, (5); 4. Site for Stoney Creek Bridge and clearing horse corral 18/7/39, (2); 5. Site for Recreational Area, Cascade Camp 18/7/39, (2); 6. Stoney Creek Bridge 31/8/39, (3) 465 Warden patrols - Inspection trips, 35 negs; 1. Saskatchewan River Area, (5); 2. Mistaya District, (4); 3. Howes River, (2); 4. Snow Pass Area, (5); 5. Government Ranch and District (8) buildings Sec. 187 (?) (2); 6. Stoney Creek, Sec 189, (2); 7. Dormer Cabin, Sec 189, (2); 8. Cut Head District, (5); 9. Windy Cabin, Sec 189, (1); 10. Winter Inspection Patrol District #11 Sask R. 13/3/48, (6) 466 Warden Schools, 14 negs; 1. Permanent and Acting Wardens 16/5/39, (4); 2. Instruction in Operation Fire Pumps 16/5/39, (3); 3. BNP Warden Service 1941 Conference; 4. Ski Uniforms colour transparencies Feb 1955, (3) 467 Warden Cabins, 27 negs; 1.Ya Ha Tinda Ranch Bldgs 1937, (2); 2. 1937 Dormer (2) Windy (1); 3. Healy Creek 4/11/38, (2); 4. Warden Lodge L. Louise 10/11/39, (2); 5. District #6, Castle Lodge (2) Garage and Equip Bldg 25/10/40, Johnston Canyon Cabin - Boom Creek Cabin; 6. District #5 Warden Cabin Massive 25/10/40; 7. District #7 Headquarters Lodge Lake Louise 29/10/40; Garage and Fire Equipment Building 29/10/40; Bunk House 29/10/40; 8. District #4 (near) Ghost River Cabin April 1941; 9. New Cabin and Gate - Stoney Creek ASW labour 1942, (2); 10. District #8 Cuthead (1) Windy Cabin and Equipment Building (2); 11. District #8 Stoney Creek, 1941, Old (1) New (2) 468 Vol II Wardens Cabins cont'd, 2 prints, 21 negs; 12. Lake Minnewanka cabin - New 3/11/41, (6); 13. Saskatchewan River Crossing - Garbage and Equip Bldg 12/6/41; 14. Hay shed - warden corral - Banff ASW labour, 41-42, (1); 15. Barn under construction Ya Ha Tinda Ranch Sept 1942, (2); 16. Ranch jouse Ya Ha Tinda Sept 1942, (1); 17. Scotch Camp 1942 (+ Park Boundary) 1942, (2); 18. Old Barn, New Barn Oct 1942 Ya Ha Tinda, (2); 19. Bunkhouse, blacksmith shop Ya Ha Tinda Oct, 1942, (3); 20. Boathouse, Lake Minnewanka (nearly completed) Jan '43, (2); 21. Warden boathouse Lake Minnewanka 8/2/43, (1); 22. New hay shed - Sask River Crossing - Built Winter 1943-44, (3); 23. Palliser cabin July 1944, (2); 24. Fortune Cabin July 1944 (2); 25. Bryant Creek Cabin July 1944, (1); 26. Goat Creek - new cabin (2) June 1946; Egypt Lake Cabin 26/8/43, (2) 469 Vol III Wardens cabins Cont'd, 6 prints, 18 negs, 2 negs - slides; 28. cabins 1954 Bow Summit, (2), Saskatchewan River Lodge, bunkhouse, (3), Egypt Lake, (2), Bryant Creek, (2), Lake Louise, (2), Eisenhower, (2), Minnewanka boathouses and boat, (3); 29. Warden's Residence at Eisenhower July 13, 1956, (1); 30. Warden's Residence Saskatchewan River Crossing 1957, (1); Warden's Cabin Cyclone - additions 1961, (1); 31. Warden's cabin at Alexandra R. Nov. 1962, (1) 470 Forest Observation Lookouts, 6 prints, 60 negs; 1. Tunnel Mountain Observation Tower Oct 5, 1941, (6); 2. Beehive Lookout Oct 4 1941,(6), Sept 1941,(3); 3. Castle Mountain Lookout Station Construction and Completion 17/10/42, (10); 4. Osborne Fire Finder made at Banff 30/4/3 [?], (4); 5. Living quarters Tunnel Mountain June 1943, (2); 6. Packing Octagonal Lookout Sections, Lumber to Sarbach 5, 10-7-43, (5); 7. Beginning Tower and Living quarters at Sarbach 29/7/43, (2); 8. Tower at Sarbach Lookout Aug 12, Sept 4, 1943, (3); 9. Living Quarters Sarbach July 1944, (3); 10. Sunset Lookout - just completed 1944, 28/8/44, (6); 11. Sunset Lookout Partial construction, 7-8-44, (3); 12. Smoke Generation rests Aug 1946, (6); 13. Sarbach Lookout 1954, (1) 471 Radio communications, 5 negs; 1. RCA FM radio 21/7/46, (5) 472 Aeroplane Landing Field, 1 neg; 1 . Hanger under construction A. Gaetz 13/11/51, (1) 473 Aeroplane Landing Field - Canmore, 1 print, 21 negs; 1. Residences on Park Land near Canmore Aug 1943, (10); 2. Aeroplane Landing Field - emergency-bungalow cabins do. (2); 3. P.O. J. Dolen 1949, (1); 4. Buildings under PO-Inspection June 26/54, (5); 5. Conditions of ppty parcel "B" June 26, 1953, (1); 6. Parcel "D" 2/7/54, (2) 474 Bears, 4 negs; 1. Bear trap July 1944, (4) 475 Animal Paddock, 12 negs; 1. Buildings at Paddocks 1/3/40, (9); 2. Sheep 1944, (3) 476 Beaver, 12 negs; 1. Survey of Beaver conditions Forty Mile area 17/7/46, (7); 2. Trapping of Beaver Aug 21/46, (5) 477 Fishing General, 16 negs; 1. Survey of Spray River Nov 1949 (A. C. Colback), (16) 478 [Fish Hatchery ?], 8 negs; 1. Reconstruction Main Pool and Rearing Pond I, Oct 1, 1949 for Duthill development sec 16-71(5); 2. Development of Buildings & surrounding area as at 3/5/57, (8) 479 Elk Slaughter, 4 negs; 1. Skinning Shed Nov 30, 1944, (4); 2. Buffalo Slaughter Jan 1956 (neg warden office) 480 Celebrations, 5 prints, 4 negs; 1. 50th Anniversary St. Georges-in-the-Pines church Oct 21, 1939, (no neg); 2. Opening Can War Services Hostel 1944?, (no neg); 3. Dedication International Cairn - Sat Aug 2/47 Waterton Glacier International Peace Park, (5 prints, no negs); 4. RCAF WD Precision Squad Dec 1943, (4) 481 Banff Indian Day Celebrations, 2 prints, 10 negs; 1. [Indigenous] Sport encampment 23/7/37, (8); 2. Banff Indian Day Parade 18/7/40, (2) 482 Race Track, 4 negs; 1. Highway at entrance 23/7/37, (2); 2. Buildings at Race Track 23/7/37, (2); 483 Toboggan Slide, 1 print, 3 negs; 1. New Toboggan Slide Sulphur Mt. 13/12/45, (1) 484 Skiing, 4 prints, 16 negs; 1. Mount Norquay 1940 Meet 3/3/40, (4); 2. Clearing slopes Mount Norquay Fall 1937, (4); 3. Canadian Ski Championship Feb 26-29/48, (4); 4. Timing Shack, First Aid Building 23/7/54, (2); 5. New Ski Jump, 1957, (2) 485 Banff Winter Carnival, 20 prints (1955 Carnival), 18 prints, 21 negs (1948 Carnival), 33 negs (1940 Carnival), 4 prints, 12 negs, loose, one creased (1939 Carnival negs - sealed envelope); 1. Banff Winter Carnival 1939; 2. Banff Winter Carnival Feb 15-18, 1940; 3. Parking Area Norquay Feb 16, 1941, (2); 4. Carnival Parade, Feb 13, 1941, (4); 5. Carnival Parade 1942, (4); 6. Carnival 1948, (21) (extra prints) Not Filed - 7 prints, 15 negs (between 189 Vol II and 189 Vol III - Warden's Cabins)
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Lindow Family Photographs

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Part Of
Lindow family fonds
Scope & Content
Mounted, oversided photograph of unidentified mountain landscape along the Jasper highway photographed by Bruce Domain.
Date Range
ca. 1953 -1978
Reference Code
V271 / PA - 83 O.S.
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Photograph, print
Part Of
Lindow family fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M 155
V 271
Sous-Fonds
V 271
Accession Number
6340
Reference Code
V271 / PA - 83 O.S.
GMD
Photograph, print
Date Range
ca. 1953 -1978
Physical Description
Photographs: 1 print, colour, oversized
History / Biographical
See fond level description
Scope & Content
Mounted, oversided photograph of unidentified mountain landscape along the Jasper highway photographed by Bruce Domain.
Subject Access
Arts
Employment
Family and personal life
Access Restrictions
Access and use restricted
Language
Language is English
Related Material
Accompanied by publications, brochures, posters, menus and artifacts transferred to library and Heritage collections.
Creator
Lindow (family)
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Processing Status
Processed
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Lewthwaite family tranparency

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Part Of
Lewthwaite family fonds
Scope & Content
Transparency pertains to the interior of the Lewthwaite family home.
Date Range
[ca.1920s-ca.1965]
Reference Code
V359 / NS - 1
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Photograph
Negative
Part Of
Lewthwaite family fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
V 359
Sous-Fonds
V 359
Accession Number
5863
Reference Code
V359 / NS - 1
GMD
Photograph
Negative
Date Range
[ca.1920s-ca.1965]
Physical Description
Transparencies: 1 colour tranparency
History / Biographical
See fonds level description
Scope & Content
Transparency pertains to the interior of the Lewthwaite family home.
Name Access
Lewthwaite (family)
Subject Access
Family and personal life
Access Restrictions
Some restriction/s on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply
Language
Language is English
Creator
Lewthwaite (family)
Category
Family and personal life
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Processing Status
Processed
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Summit Note from Unnamed Mountain

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Part Of
First ascent and summit note collection
Scope & Content
Handwritten record of mountain ascent (unnamed mountain located 2.2 km NNE of Mount Folk), written on scrap piece from coconut biscuit box. Author unknown, dated 1964(?). Provides multiple names of climbers, and references Alpine Club and Vancouver. Names written include: Paddy Sherman(?), Werner H…
Date Range
ca. 1964 (?)
Reference Code
M235 / accn. 8121
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Private record
Textual record
Part Of
First ascent and summit note collection
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M235
Sous-Fonds
M235
Accession Number
8121
Reference Code
M235 / accn. 8121
GMD
Private record
Textual record
Responsibility
Whyte Museum
Date Range
ca. 1964 (?)
Physical Description
1 Textual record: handwritten on cardboard in pencil
History / Biographical
Recovered July 17, 2011 by David P. Jones of Golden, B.C.; original author/owner unknown. Was originally stored upside down in old rusty sardine can and punctured with several holes caused by lightning.
Scope & Content
Handwritten record of mountain ascent (unnamed mountain located 2.2 km NNE of Mount Folk), written on scrap piece from coconut biscuit box. Author unknown, dated 1964(?). Provides multiple names of climbers, and references Alpine Club and Vancouver. Names written include: Paddy Sherman(?), Werner Himmelsbach, Ralph Hutchinson, Don MacLaurin, Joe Hutton, and Bren Moss.
Subject Access
Summit
Mountain
Alpine Club of Canada
Geographic Access
Canada
British Columbia
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Language
English
Conservation
Item must be stored separate from other materials and kept in carefully controlled physical conditions to prevent further damage.
Creator
Unknown
Biographical Source Notes
Notes provided in accession record (2011) by Lena Goon
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Processing Status
Processed
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Part Of
Nicholas Morant fonds
Scope & Content
Printed paper sign, reads "POSITIVELY NO ADMITTANCE HOTEL CLOSED" (no date, no author). Part of a collection of items previously mounted or hung up in Nicholas and Ivy "Willie" Morant's Banff home.
Date Range
[ca. 1950 - ca. 1980] (?)
Reference Code
M300 / III / D / 62 (O.S.)
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Poster
Textual record
Part Of
Nicholas Morant fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M300 / S20 / V500
Sous-Fonds
M300
Sub-Series
M300 / II / D : Personal and Family Materials : Collected Material
Accession Number
7784
Reference Code
M300 / III / D / 62 (O.S.)
GMD
Poster
Textual record
Responsibility
Nicholas Morant
Date Range
[ca. 1950 - ca. 1980] (?)
Physical Description
1 Poster/sign, printed construction paper
Scope & Content
Printed paper sign, reads "POSITIVELY NO ADMITTANCE HOTEL CLOSED" (no date, no author). Part of a collection of items previously mounted or hung up in Nicholas and Ivy "Willie" Morant's Banff home.
Name Access
Morant, Ivy
Morant, Nicholas
Subject Access
Hotel
Sign
Geographic Access
Canada
Alberta
Banff
Language
English
Creator
Unknown
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Processing Status
Processed
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Major General George G. Brown's headdress

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Part Of
Roy Andersen fonds
Scope & Content
Item is a write-up by Roy Andersen, 10 pages ; 21.5 x 28 cm. Contents pertains to a headdress gifted to Major General George G. Brown in 1991 after his involvement with the Canadian Military National Ski Competition at Mount Norquay in 1974. Roy Andersen and Don Wallace gifted the headdress after i…
Date Range
1955 - 1991
Reference Code
M572 / 1
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Private record
Part Of
Roy Andersen fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M572 / V525 / S59
Sous-Fonds
M572
Accession Number
2019.40
Reference Code
M572 / 1
GMD
Private record
Date Range
1955 - 1991
Physical Description
02 cm of textual records (10 pages ; 21.5 x 28 cm)
Scope & Content
Item is a write-up by Roy Andersen, 10 pages ; 21.5 x 28 cm. Contents pertains to a headdress gifted to Major General George G. Brown in 1991 after his involvement with the Canadian Military National Ski Competition at Mount Norquay in 1974. Roy Andersen and Don Wallace gifted the headdress after its purchase from A. MacLennan. Includes photocopies of images of ski team, Major General George G. Brown and the headdress.
Name Access
Andersen, Roy
Whyte, Catharine
Subject Access
First Nations
Indigenous Peoples
Stoney Nakoda
Military
Ski areas
Skiing
Access Restrictions
No restrictions on access
Copyright, privacy, commercial use and other restrictions may apply
Language
English
Creator
Andersen, Roy
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Processing Status
Processed
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Canadian Rockies Scrapbook

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Part Of
Ford Family fonds
Scope & Content
Item pertains to one black soft cover scrapbook with alternating paper dividers and plastic sleeves. Book contains newsletters, brochures, and letters pertaining to the Alpine Club of Canada dated 1922-2003, newsletters from the American Alpine Club 1941, and various travel and dining brochures for…
Date Range
1908-2003
Reference Code
M583 / 01
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Scrapbook
Private record
Part Of
Ford Family fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M583 / V274
Sous-Fonds
M583
Accession Number
2021.16
Reference Code
M583 / 01
GMD
Scrapbook
Private record
Date Range
1908-2003
Physical Description
4 cm of textual records (1 volumes ; 24.5 x 29.3 cm)
History / Biographical
Nancy (Ford) Dart, daughter of Minneapolis businessman Allyn K. Ford, became a member of the Alpine Club of Canada in 1953. She lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Scope & Content
Item pertains to one black soft cover scrapbook with alternating paper dividers and plastic sleeves. Book contains newsletters, brochures, and letters pertaining to the Alpine Club of Canada dated 1922-2003, newsletters from the American Alpine Club 1941, and various travel and dining brochures for Jasper and the Jasper Park Lodge from ca. 1954. Tucked into a pouch inside the front cover are two letters addressed to Nancy Dart in 2003 regarding her 50th anniversary as a member of the ACC, four ACC annual newsletter booklets from 1922, 1923, and 1925, and an envelope addressed to Nancy Ford (Dart) containing paperwork pertaining to her admission to the ACC in 1953. Items throughout the scrapbook are either tucked into the plastic sleeves or dispersed throughout the pages. Contents include annual ACC camp brochures (one from 1908, others from the 1940s and 50s), letters (one addressed to Geoffrey Howard from Allyn K. Ford, in 1941 and another addressed to Mr. Ford, probably Allyn Ford, in 1953), photographs/postcards taped to a page divider, seven dinner lists from 1953 for the Jasper Park Lodge (all dated Friday, July 10 but each has a different header picture), a booklet from the third annual ACC membership dinner, a brochure for the 1941 annual American Alpine Club meeting and dinner, three tourism magazines for Jasper from the Canadian National Railway, one trail map of Jasper and one of Banff, an ACC newsletter and brochure for the Mountain Leadership Conference from 1989, a typed copy of a short story "A Journey with the Men of Alps" held together with a small pin (possibly a dramatic retelling of Allyn Ford's first trip to the Rockies), two ACC crossword puzzels (one partially completed), and a notice from the American Alpine Club pertaining to America's involvement in World War II from 1941. Tucked inside the back cover is a red paper envelope containing two photographs (possibly printed off the computer) of A.O. Wheeler from the 1923 ACC camp in Larch Valley.
Name Access
Ford, Allyn
Dart, Nancy
Wheeler, Arthur Oliver
Subject Access
Alpine Club of Canada
Advertising
Administration
Canadian National Railway
Correspondence
Family and personal life
Exploration, discovery and travel
Jasper Park Lodge
Sports, recreation and leisure
Trains
Geographic Access
Minneapolis
Minnesota
United States of America
Banff National Park
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Canada
Access Restrictions
No restrictions on access
Public domain (other restrictions may apply)
Language
English
Title Source
Title based on item
Processing Status
Processed
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Georgina Luxton resting in bed

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Part Of
Luxton family fonds
Scope & Content
File consists of two colour photographs in one picture frame depicting Georgina Luxton resting in a bed, possibly at the Luxton family home in Banff, surrounded by gifts.
Date Range
[ca.1960-1965]
Reference Code
LUX / II / F2 / PC - 16
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Photograph
Negative
Part Of
Luxton family fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
LUX
Series
LUX / II / F : Collected material
Sous-Fonds
LUX / II : Eleanor Luxton sous-fonds
Sub-Series
LUX / II / F2 : Photographs
Accession Number
LUX
Reference Code
LUX / II / F2 / PC - 16
GMD
Photograph
Negative
Date Range
[ca.1960-1965]
Physical Description
2 framed photographs : col. prints ; 6 x 9 cm
Scope & Content
File consists of two colour photographs in one picture frame depicting Georgina Luxton resting in a bed, possibly at the Luxton family home in Banff, surrounded by gifts.
Material Details
Photographs are in small book-style frame with dark brown covers and gold-coloured metal trim
Name Access
Luxton, Georgina
Subject Access
Family and personal life
Language
N/A
Related Material
LUX / II / F2 / NA - 1 to 2
Category
Family and personal life
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Processing Status
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Part Of
William Royle fonds
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as the Banff Indian Days, snowmobiling, and Banff National Park including the Banff townsite, Bow Falls, Johnston Canyon, Castle Mountain, the Icefield Parkway, Peyto Lake, and more. Also includes two pieces of paper with handwritte…
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 1
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Film
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M587 / V808
Series
II. Motion pictures
Sous-Fonds
V808
Accession Number
2021.29
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 1
GMD
Film
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Physical Description
8 mm film reel ; col.
History / Biographical
See fonds level description
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as the Banff Indian Days, snowmobiling, and Banff National Park including the Banff townsite, Bow Falls, Johnston Canyon, Castle Mountain, the Icefield Parkway, Peyto Lake, and more. Also includes two pieces of paper with handwritten notes pertaining to film contents.
Subject Access
Banff Indian Days
Family and personal life
Events
Community events
Sports
Recreation
Wildlife
Mountains
Scenery
Geographic Access
Canada
Alberta
Banff
Banff National Park
Language
English
Conservation
Film needs to be removed from original metal base
Title Source
Title based on item
Processing Status
Processed
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Family and friends film

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Part Of
William Royle fonds
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as the Royle family and their friends, Banff Indian Days, the Banff Winter Carnival, fishing, Boy Scouts, the wedding of an unidentified couple, scenery around Banff National Park, and wildlife. Film also has two pieces of paper wit…
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 2
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Film
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M587 / V808
Series
II. Motion pictures
Sous-Fonds
V808
Accession Number
2021.29
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 2
GMD
Film
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Physical Description
8 mm film reel ; col.
History / Biographical
See fonds level description
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as the Royle family and their friends, Banff Indian Days, the Banff Winter Carnival, fishing, Boy Scouts, the wedding of an unidentified couple, scenery around Banff National Park, and wildlife. Film also has two pieces of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.
Subject Access
Banff Indian Days
Banff Winter Carnival
Winter Carnival
Marriage
Weddings
Animals
Wildlife
Family and personal life
Events
Community events
Sports
Recreation
Mountains
Scenery
Geographic Access
Canada
Alberta
Banff
Banff National Park
Language
English
Conservation
Film needs to be removed from original metal base
Title Source
Title based on item
Processing Status
Processed
Less detail
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Wildlife and scenery film

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/descriptions55742
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics mostly to do with various kinds of wildlife and scenic ares throughout Banff National Park. Film also has two pieces of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 3
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Film
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M587 / V808
Series
II. Motion pictures
Sous-Fonds
V808
Accession Number
2021.29
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 3
GMD
Film
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Physical Description
8 mm film reel ; col.
History / Biographical
See fonds level description
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics mostly to do with various kinds of wildlife and scenic ares throughout Banff National Park. Film also has two pieces of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.
Subject Access
Animals
Family and personal life
Wildlife
Mountains
Scenery
Geographic Access
Canada
Alberta
Banff
Banff National Park
Language
English
Conservation
Film needs to be removed from original metal base
Title Source
Title based on item
Processing Status
Processed
Less detail
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Community and events film

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/descriptions55744
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as wildlife, the Calgary Stampede, Boy Scout activities, and the Royal Visit. Film also has one piece of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 5
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Film
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M587 / V808
Series
II. Motion pictures
Sous-Fonds
V808
Accession Number
2021.29
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 5
GMD
Film
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Physical Description
8 mm film reel ; col.
History / Biographical
See fonds level description
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as wildlife, the Calgary Stampede, Boy Scout activities, and the Royal Visit. Film also has one piece of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.
Subject Access
Animals
Banff Winter Carnival
Calgary Stampede
Family and personal life
Mountains
Royal tours
Royal Visit
Scenery
Wildlife
Winter
Winter Carnival
Winter sports
Geographic Access
Canada
Alberta
Banff
Banff National Park
Language
English
Conservation
Film needs to be removed from original metal base
Title Source
Title based on item
Processing Status
Processed
Less detail
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Fishing trips and Mt Royal fire film

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/descriptions55745
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as scenery around Banff National Park, fishing trips, wildlife, friends and family members, and the Mount Royal Hotel burning down. Film also has two pieces of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 6
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Film
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M587 / V808
Series
II. Motion pictures
Sous-Fonds
V808
Accession Number
2021.29
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 6
GMD
Film
Date Range
[ca. 1950-1978]
Physical Description
8 mm film reel ; col.
History / Biographical
See fonds level description
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as scenery around Banff National Park, fishing trips, wildlife, friends and family members, and the Mount Royal Hotel burning down. Film also has two pieces of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.
Subject Access
Animals
Buildings
Family and personal life
Hotels
Mountains
Mount Royal Hotel
Scenery
Wildlife
Winter
Winter sports
Geographic Access
Canada
Alberta
Banff
Banff National Park
Language
English
Conservation
Film needs to be removed from original metal base
Title Source
Title based on item
Processing Status
Processed
Less detail
This material is presented as originally created; it may contain outdated cultural descriptions and potentially offensive content. Read more.

Community events film

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/descriptions55746
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as scenery around Banff National Park, wildlife, friends and family members, a parade in downtown Banff [possibly the Canadian Centennial], and a trip to Vancouver Island. Film also has one piece of paper with handwritten notes on t…
Date Range
[ca. 1967]
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 7
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Film
Part Of
William Royle fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M587 / V808
Series
II. Motion pictures
Sous-Fonds
V808
Accession Number
2021.29
Reference Code
V808 / II / NF - 7
GMD
Film
Date Range
[ca. 1967]
Physical Description
8 mm film reel ; col.
History / Biographical
See fonds level description
Scope & Content
Item consists of a 16 mm reel of colour film depicting topics such as scenery around Banff National Park, wildlife, friends and family members, a parade in downtown Banff [possibly the Canadian Centennial], and a trip to Vancouver Island. Film also has one piece of paper with handwritten notes on the contents of the film.
Subject Access
Animals
Buildings
Community events
Family and personal life
Mountains
Parades
Scenery
Wildlife
Geographic Access
Canada
Alberta
Banff
Banff National Park
Victoria
British Columbia
Language
English
Conservation
Film needs to be removed from original plastic base
Title Source
Title based on item
Processing Status
Processed
Less detail
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Harvey Buckmaster in the Canadian Rockies

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/descriptions56880
Part Of
Archives General File Collection
Scope & Content
File consists of 173 colour transparencies documenting Harvey Buckmaster hiking in the Canadian Rockies, trips include Great Divide, Assiniboine, Ya Ha Tinda, Dolomite, Mosquito, Kananaskis, Floe Lake, Johnston Canyon.
Date Range
1967 - 1983
Reference Code
V8 / 2022.19 / NS - 1 to NS - 173
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Photograph
Transparency
Private record
Part Of
Archives General File Collection
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M8 / V8 / S8
Series
2022.19 : Accession Number
Sous-Fonds
V8
Accession Number
2022.19
Reference Code
V8 / 2022.19 / NS - 1 to NS - 173
GMD
Photograph
Transparency
Private record
Date Range
1967 - 1983
Physical Description
173 photographs : col. slides ; 35 mm
History / Biographical
Harvey was born in Calgary and died in Victoria. Harvey received degrees at the University of Alberta, mathematics and physics (BSc. I Hon.50) and at the University of British Columbia, applied mathematics (MA 52) and experimental physics (PhD 56). His post doctoral fellowship took him to Cambridge University from where he returned to become a professor at the University of Alberta, the University of Calgary, and an adjunct professor of the University of Victoria. At the University of Calgary he played leadership roles in TUCFA, academic pensions, salary negotiator, was an elected member of the Board of Governors, and received an induction into the Order of the University of Calgary. He was a founding member of Calgary CPAWS, and member and chair of Science Advisory Committee of the ECA which lead him to be a proponent for climate change long before it was fashionable. In his community he was President and played a leadership role in the Bankview redevelopment plan. He photographed and documented the graves of God's Acre Military Cemetery for Veteran's Affairs Canada, and was the compiler and editor of the 2014 edition of the Veterans Cemetery. He worked tirelessly for parks particularly in the creation of Nose Hill Park.
Scope & Content
File consists of 173 colour transparencies documenting Harvey Buckmaster hiking in the Canadian Rockies, trips include Great Divide, Assiniboine, Ya Ha Tinda, Dolomite, Mosquito, Kananaskis, Floe Lake, Johnston Canyon.
Name Access
Buckmaster, Harvey
Language
English
Category
Family and personal life
Sports, recreation and leisure
Exploration, discovery and travel
Biographical Source Notes
https://calgaryherald.remembering.ca/obituary/harvey-a-buckmaster-1071729801
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Processing Status
Processed
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Retirement Album for William Alexander

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/descriptions57077
Part Of
William Alexander fonds
Scope & Content
Item is a retirement album for William Alexander, Banff Elementary School, 1969. Includes photographs of Banff Elementary School staff, a print of Banff Elementary school by Peter Whyte and letters from the Alberta teachers Association.
Date Range
1969 - 1973
Reference Code
V12 / PD - 1
Description Level
6 / Item
GMD
Album
Photograph print
Photograph
Part Of
William Alexander fonds
Description Level
6 / Item
Fonds Number
M267 / V12
Sous-Fonds
V12
Accession Number
5008
Reference Code
V12 / PD - 1
GMD
Album
Photograph print
Photograph
Date Range
1969 - 1973
Physical Description
1 album (38 photographs : col. ; 23 x 30 cm or smaller)
Scope & Content
Item is a retirement album for William Alexander, Banff Elementary School, 1969. Includes photographs of Banff Elementary School staff, a print of Banff Elementary school by Peter Whyte and letters from the Alberta teachers Association.
Name Access
Alexander, William
Subject Access
Banff Elementary School
Language
English
Processing Status
Processed
Less detail
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