File consists of portraits and candid photographs of Norman Luxton, alone or with family members, friends, acquaintances or dogs. Includes comic portraits, ca.1905, and joint x-ray negatives, ca.1916. File also includes Norman Luxton attestation paper military service exemption, 1917
ca.130 photographs (ca.112 prints, 18 negatives). -- 1 textual record
Scope & Content
File consists of portraits and candid photographs of Norman Luxton, alone or with family members, friends, acquaintances or dogs. Includes comic portraits, ca.1905, and joint x-ray negatives, ca.1916. File also includes Norman Luxton attestation paper military service exemption, 1917
File consists of portraits and other photographs pertaining to Norman Luxton, his extended relatives and friends. Name individuals include: Eleanor and Georgina Luxton; George, Ada and Patricia Luxton (Norman's brother, sister-in-law and niece); Louis Luxton, Harry Addison Luxton and Harold Malloch…
Some photographs produced by: Algot Anderson (St Paul), Byron Harmon (Banff), Nelson Photo Studios (St Paul), Ambassador Atelier (St Paul), Zintsmaster (Minneapolis), Frank Cooper (London, Ontario), Steele and Co [Coy?] (Winnipeg), A.H. Opsahl (Minneapolis), Rembrandt Grand (St Paul), Geo. E. Luxton (Minneaplos Times), Reynolds Studio (Minneapolis), Perkins, J. Douglas Eckhert (St Paul), Calgary Photo Supply Co, Pringle & Booth (Toronto), Glenbow Foundation, J [Rosrit?] Calgary Herald Photographer, Robert Lefroy
Date Range
1886
[1890-1900]
1894
1899
[ca.1900]
1904
1906-1907
1920-1921
[1920-1930]
1930
1937
1939-1940
1950
[1950-1960]
1962
Physical Description
63 photographs : b&w and col. prints ; 25 x 20.5 cm or smaller
Scope & Content
File consists of portraits and other photographs pertaining to Norman Luxton, his extended relatives and friends. Name individuals include: Eleanor and Georgina Luxton; George, Ada and Patricia Luxton (Norman's brother, sister-in-law and niece); Louis Luxton, Harry Addison Luxton and Harold Malloch Luxton (Norman's brothers); Mary Hosking Groeber (Norman's niece); Olive Luxton Hosking (Norman's sister), her husband Edgar and her daughter Dorothy; and Eleanor "Nellie" Luxton Foster (Norman's sister).
Notes
Some photographs are annotated.
PA-15 is annotated at Emerald Lake, this is now known as Lake Louise
File consists of 75 photographs pertaining to extended members of the Luxton and McDougall family. Photographs include Munro, Graham, Ingraham, Mackenzie and Hardisty family members. Photographs are accompanied in file by two lists detailing context and individual family members in each photograph.
75 photographs : b&w prints ; 15 x 20 cm or smaller
Scope & Content
File consists of 75 photographs pertaining to extended members of the Luxton and McDougall family. Photographs include Munro, Graham, Ingraham, Mackenzie and Hardisty family members. Photographs are accompanied in file by two lists detailing context and individual family members in each photograph.
Notes
Photographs are part of a collection retrieved from the Luxton family home titled "Burned Photographs". Original numbering from corresponding photograph lists has been preserved, although some listed photographs are missing from file.
Photograph list:
Image 1: Srgt. Major Flintoff, N.W.M.P.
Image 2: Mrs. Munro + family - cousin [of] Mrs. D. McDougall
Image 3: [missing]
Image 4: Mt. Royal Hotel, Banff, built by D. McDougall
Image 5: Dorothy Graham Ingraham
Image 6: F.H. Graham + Jean Graham (wife)
Image 7: Geo. Ingraham
Image 8: Uncle F.H. Graham from Gracie 1903
Image 9: Dorothy Graham [3 photos]
Image 10: A.A. Williams' Bungalow Calgary, 1900
Image 11: John Graham
Image 12: Elizabeth Chantler McDougall
Image 13: Allen A. Shepard 1894 [3 photos]
Image 14: Jean McDougall Graham in her wedding gown
Image 15: Bob Alloway
Image 16: Mr. [Fred?] Graham's mother
Image 17: Freddie Graham Jr.
Image 18: E. G. McDougall
Image 19: [missing] Malcolm McKenzie
Image 20: Fishing Great Slave Lake
Image 21: Lizzie Colter
Image 22: Gillies Girls
Image 23: David & Annie McDougall
Image 24: Jimmy Mackenzie's first wife
Image 25: Birdie Young Roy
Image 26: Maggie Munro 1892 O.L.C.
Image 27: Jennie Gillies' girls
Image 28: [missing] Annie Mackenzie McDougall, David's Wife
Image 29: [missing] Eliz. Chantler McDougall
Image 30: [missing] Rev. Geo. McDougall
Image 31: Lillian Hall 1891 O.L.C.
Image 32: Helen Roat
Image 33: May McD. Ross
Image 34: Gussie and Mrs. Geo. McDougall [in] Morley
Image 35: [missing] Jean McDougall Graham's Wedding in Morley
Image 36: Freddie Graham Jr.
Image 37: N.K. Luxton 1904
Image 38: Libby McD. Young Rev. Geo.'s Daughter
Image 39: Dorothy Graham [6 photos]
Image 40: Arthur Hall
Image 41: [missing] Fred Graham + wife
Image 42: Mr. F.M. Graham [2 photos]
Image 43: Mrs. Graham Sr., Harry + wife + Jean, Fred's wife
Image 44: Freddie Carling- son [of] Annie
Image 45: Annie McD. Carling- daughter [of] David Mcd.
Image 46: John Mackenzie + His Wife
Image 47: [missing] Nettie Ramsay
Image 48: [missing] David's Trading Post Morley
Image 49: Minnie McD. Wilson- wife [of] Tom Wilson
Image 50: Jean + Fred Graham
Image 51: Dottie Burroughs
Image 52: Liza + Percy Hardisty, Clara + Mrs. Geo. McD.
Image 53: Miss Barret, first teacher Morley
Image 54: Mrs. Youmans - Fred husband Indian Agent Morley
Image 55: Nellie Wood McDougall
Image 56: [missing] Harry Graham wife Jean McD. Graham + Mrs. Graham Sr.
Image 57: Rev. John McD., [Egerton Steinhauer], Pakan, Samson, Joman [Jonas Two Young Men]
Image 58: [missing] Geo., Dorothy, Aunt Jean
Image 59: Jean Graham John McDougall
Image 60: Young David, Son [of] Rev. John + Elizabeth McDougall
Image 61: [Ed] Youmans
Image 62: [not listed]
Image 63: Magnus Begg
Image 64: Mrs. Egerton [Steinhauer]
Image 65: Ruth Wheatley [and] family daughter [of] Rev. John [McDougall] + first wife
Image 66: Ed Youmans
Image 67: [not listed]
Image 68: [not listed]
Image 69: Willie Mackenzie's wife
Image 70: B.J.'s Christening [B.J. Ingraham]
Image 71: Malcolm Mackenzie school teacher Morley [2 photos]
Image 72: Mr. May- married Annie Mackenzie
Image 73: Clara + Percy Hardisty
Image 74: Jean Graham
Image 75: Aggie Munro
Image 76: Annie Munro
Image 77: N.W.M.P. Post Canmore 1889
Image 78: Percy Hardisty
Image 79: 1914 Princess Pats Training Calgy.
5 photographs : b&w prints ; 35 x 25 cm or smaller
History / Biographical
I.G. Baker & Co. was a grocer and supply store based in Fort Benton, Montana starting in 1866. An additional store was opened following the settlement of North West Mounted Police officers at Fort Calgary in 1875, which supplied groceries and other basic goods to the area. The business and all existing stores were purchased by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1891.
Scope & Content
File consists of 5 photographs depicting views of Fort Calgary between 1875 and 1884. Includes views of the I.G. Baker & Co. storefront.
File consists of a scrapbook containing poetry, quotations, financial accounts of the Corrollton Dramatic Troupe, Brett children's hair, pressed flowers, other items.
Inscription on the inside cover: Louise Hungerford Corrollton.
File consists of a scrapbook containing poetry, quotations, financial accounts of the Corrollton Dramatic Troupe, Brett children's hair, pressed flowers, other items.
Inscription on the inside cover: Louise Hungerford Corrollton.
File consists of a scrapbook containing newspaper accounts by travellers in the Rockies and Selkirks, particularly descriptions of Banff town, Banff Springs Hotel, the hot springs and vicinity. The Stewarts are frequently mentioned, having extended their hospitality to the various writers. The al…
George A. Stewart, 1830-1917, was the first Superintendent of Rocky Mountains Park (now Banff National Park) from 1886-1897. George and Frances Stewart, 1843-1932, and family were prominent early residents of Banff.
Scope & Content
File consists of a scrapbook containing newspaper accounts by travellers in the Rockies and Selkirks, particularly descriptions of Banff town, Banff Springs Hotel, the hot springs and vicinity. The Stewarts are frequently mentioned, having extended their hospitality to the various writers. The album has been autographed at a later date by Olive Stewart Foster.
Fonds consists of ration books; ephemera pertaining to Banff musical and variety productions; Christmas cards from the Beil family, the de Grandmaison family, Peter and Catharine Whyte and the Christofferson family; Alberta Hotel menu, 1913; and photographs pertaining to the Stenton family, ca.1888…
4 cm of textual records. -- 32 photographs : prints
History / Biographical
Mabel Sarah Aubin, 1905-1990, was a life-long resident of Banff, Alberta, Canada. Mabel Aubin's parents, the Stenton family, ran the Alberta Hotel beginning ca.1908.
Scope & Content
Fonds consists of ration books; ephemera pertaining to Banff musical and variety productions; Christmas cards from the Beil family, the de Grandmaison family, Peter and Catharine Whyte and the Christofferson family; Alberta Hotel menu, 1913; and photographs pertaining to the Stenton family, ca.1888-ca.1950, and 1918 Banff Peace Day parade (First World War), which shows citizens wearing masks in response to the influenza pandemic of 1918-1919
File consists of a scrapbook pertaining primarily to the Calgary Stampede and the Banff Indian Days. Contains newspaper clippings, photographs, and leaflets.
Also includes newspaper clippings pertaining to Mt. Assiniboine, Timber Carnivals, and other ACC-affliated events.
2.5 cm of textual material (42 pages ; 30.5 x 25.5 cm)
History / Biographical
See fonds level description.
Scope & Content
File consists of a scrapbook pertaining primarily to the Calgary Stampede and the Banff Indian Days. Contains newspaper clippings, photographs, and leaflets.
Also includes newspaper clippings pertaining to Mt. Assiniboine, Timber Carnivals, and other ACC-affliated events.
File pertains to the 1885 & 1894 personal diaries/daytimers of A. O. Wheeler.
M546 / 1 : Includes working in [?] department. Leisure and theatre. End of January problems with leg. Financial details. Early April travel to join North West Rebellion, arrives in Qu'Appelle April14, first full day in ca…
2.7 cm of textual records (2 volumes ; 9 x 14.2 cm or smaller)
History / Biographical
See fonds level description
Scope & Content
File pertains to the 1885 & 1894 personal diaries/daytimers of A. O. Wheeler.
M546 / 1 : Includes working in [?] department. Leisure and theatre. End of January problems with leg. Financial details. Early April travel to join North West Rebellion, arrives in Qu'Appelle April14, first full day in camp April 15. April 23 regarding Riel’s location. May 8 Battleford engagement with Poundmaker and Big Bear and discussion of the wounded from the Fish Creek fight. May 10 passed site of Fish Creek Battle and was shot in shoulder. May 12 discussion of Battle of Batoche. May 15 Riel taken prisoner and discussion of “half breeds.” June 3 short description of Battle of Loon Lake. Returned home July 20 and continues with office work, correspondence and financial matters.
M546 / 2 : Includes travel to/from Calgary, Winnipeg. Camp preparations. Notations of climbs, measurements and/or distances. Throughout December work on irrigation map. Documentation of day to day activities, office work, correspondence, leisure. Diary blank up to June 4th.
Photographs: 1889, 1893. The file consists of black and white photographs. 1 photograph is missing two corners. 1 photograph is double sided with photographs.
V10 - PA 1 to 13:
1. [1028. Ranching Scene in Alberta. Cattle.]
2. [956. The “Three Sisters”, Canmore, N.W.T.]
3. [641. C.P.R. Hotel & Mt …
Photographs: 1889, 1893. The file consists of black and white photographs. 1 photograph is missing two corners. 1 photograph is double sided with photographs.
V10 - PA 1 to 13:
1. [1028. Ranching Scene in Alberta. Cattle.]
2. [956. The “Three Sisters”, Canmore, N.W.T.]
3. [641. C.P.R. Hotel & Mt Rundell, Banff]
4. [1039. View from Brandstand, C.P.R. Hotel, Banff]
5. [832. The Glacier House, Selkirks. From S.E.]
6. [534. View from the Great Glacier, Selkirks.]
7. [840. The Albert Canyon, Selkirks.]
8. [614. “Devil’s Gap”, Beaver Canyon, Selkirks.]
9. [1054. Snow Scene at the Glacier House, Selkirks.]
10. [The C.P.R. Hotel. Banff]
11. [1033. Buffalo Avenue, Banff.]
12. [750. Banff Avenue, looking N.]
13. [832. The Glacier House, Selkirks. From S.E.]
Notes
Original accession number under 17,000 has been changed to 6173.
The file consists of black and white photographs.
V10 - PA 25 to 35:
25. [613. The Beaver Canyon]
26. [635. Mount Carroll. Rogers’ Pass, Selkirks. 9440 ft. high.]
27. [689. Mount Hermit in winter. 9,063 ft. high.]
28. [533. Great Glacier, from above. Selkirks.]
29. [615. Cascade at Glacier. Selki…
The file consists of black and white photographs.
V10 - PA 25 to 35:
25. [613. The Beaver Canyon]
26. [635. Mount Carroll. Rogers’ Pass, Selkirks. 9440 ft. high.]
27. [689. Mount Hermit in winter. 9,063 ft. high.]
28. [533. Great Glacier, from above. Selkirks.]
29. [615. Cascade at Glacier. Selkirks.]
30. [The Albert Canyon, Selkirks, B.C.]
31. [856. Spuzzum Suspension Bridge, Fraser.]
32. [865. Yale, B.C.]
33. [318. Round-Up. Wagon-Corral.]
34.
35. [(?) in B.C.]
The file consists of black and white photographs.
V10 - PA 36 to 40:
36. [654. Stony Creek Bridge. Selkirks. 296 ft. high.]
37. [536. The Loop First crossing of the Illecillewaet.]
38. [694. The Loop, snowing tracks. Winter.]
39. [676. The Bow at Kananaskis. Winter.]
40. [957. The Basin & Buildin…
The file consists of black and white photographs.
V10 - PA 36 to 40:
36. [654. Stony Creek Bridge. Selkirks. 296 ft. high.]
37. [536. The Loop First crossing of the Illecillewaet.]
38. [694. The Loop, snowing tracks. Winter.]
39. [676. The Bow at Kananaskis. Winter.]
40. [957. The Basin & Buildings, from The Hill, Banff.]
The file consists of black and white photographs.
V10 - PA 14 to 24:
14. [751. Spray Bridge and Bow Falls, Banff.]
15. [757. Bird’s Eye view of Banff, from Tunnel Mountain.]
16. [767. Lake Minnewanka, (Devil’s Lake,) Banff.]
17. [(?)]
18.
19. [599. Castle Mountain.]
20. [558. View in Kicking Hors…
The file consists of black and white photographs.
V10 - PA 14 to 24:
14. [751. Spray Bridge and Bow Falls, Banff.]
15. [757. Bird’s Eye view of Banff, from Tunnel Mountain.]
16. [767. Lake Minnewanka, (Devil’s Lake,) Banff.]
17. [(?)]
18.
19. [599. Castle Mountain.]
20. [558. View in Kicking Horse Pass.]
21. [580. Mount Stephen and Glacier. 10,525 ft. high]
22. [682. Falls on the Kicking Horse. Leanchoile 103 ft. high. Winter.]
23. [567. The Beaverfoot Range. Rockies.]
24.
Photograph: 1889. Album consists of 50 pages of 100 black and white photographs. Photographs also provides descriptions. Small amounts of silver mirroring starting to appear.
V10 / PD - 1:
1- [721. Calgary from the E.]
2- [Slephen Clas. Calgary. From W.]
3- [716. Indigenous Camp, Winter.]
4- [Kan…
Photograph: 1889. Album consists of 50 pages of 100 black and white photographs. Photographs also provides descriptions. Small amounts of silver mirroring starting to appear.
V10 / PD - 1:
1- [721. Calgary from the E.]
2- [Slephen Clas. Calgary. From W.]
3- [716. Indigenous Camp, Winter.]
4- [Kananaskis Falls.]
5- [Rapids on the Bow at Kananaskis.]
6- [675. Kananaskis Falls from above. Winter.]
7- [676. The Bow at Kananaskis, Winter.]
8- [678. Mouth of Pit and Elevator, Anthracite.]
9- [608. C.P.R. At Banff.]
10- [663. Cascade Mountain. Banff.]
11- [740. Official Plan of the National Park.]
12- [641. C.P.R. Hotel. Banff.]
13- [720. Banff Hotel from N.]
14- [743. Lower Bow Park, from C.P.R. Hotel, Banff.]
15- [745. The Spray River, Banff.]
16- [751. Spray Bridge and Bow Falls, Banff.]
17- [750. Banff Avenue, looking N.]
18- [753. Cascade on the Bow, Banff.]
19- [719. The Sanitarium. Banff.]
20- [754. Upper Hot Springs, Banff.]
21- [755. Cascade Mountain from the Sanitarium, Banff.]
22- [756. Mount Edith, front Bow River, Banff.]
23- [824. The Bow River and Twin Peaks Mountain, Banff.]
24- [757. Bird’s Eye view of Banff, from Tunnel Mountain.]
25- [765. Bow Rapids and C.P.R. Hotel, Banff.]
26- [758. Vermilion Lakes, Banff.]
27- [760. Vermilion Lakes, Banff.]
28- [762. “The Pool,” Banff.]
29- [748. Interior of Cave, Banff]
30- [747. Cave and Basin Buildings, Banff.]
31- [766. Devil’s Head Canyon and Bridge, Banff.]
32- [767. Lake Minnewanka, (Devil’s Lake,) Banff.]
33- [769. Catch of Fish, Lake Minnewanka, Banff.]
34- [782. Lake Minnewanka. W. end, Rocky Mountain Park.]
35- [778. “Sundance Canyon,” Rocky Mountain Park.]
36- [815. “Canyon House” and the “Mountain Belle,” Banff]
37- [817. C.P.R. Transfer Co’s. Stables, Banff.]
38- [668. Bridge over the Spray. Banff]
39- [665. Tunnel Mountain. Banff.]
40- [664. “The Hoodoos.” Natural Monuments. Banff]
41- [657. Castle Mountain, from C.P.R.]
42- [599. Castle Mountain, Rockies.]
43- [596. C.P.R. At Castle Mountain]
44- [603. Castle Mountain, from C.P.R.]
45- [588. Mount LeFroy. Laggan.]
46- [598. Mount Hector. Laggan.]
47- [593. The Bow below Laggan.]
48- [Cathedral Mountain from the west.]
49- [586. Cathedral Mountain. 10,284 ft. high.]
50- [787. Field, B.C. from C.P.R. Hotel.]
51- [578. Field Hotel and Mount Stephen.]
52- [577. Mount Field. 8554 ft. high.]
53- [580. Mount Stephen and Glacier. 10,525 ft. high.]
54- [556. Field (?)]
55- [788. Mt. McMullen and Glaciers from the Summit of Boundary]
56- [790. Kicking Horse Pass and Van Home Range from summit of Boundary Peak, Rockies, height 9,000 feet.]
57- [791. Fairmont Hot Springs and Natural Basin, Kootenai, B.C.]
58- [807. “Wild Horse” Gold digging, Kootenai, B.C.]
59- [808. “D” Troop N. W.M.P. and pack train crossing the Rockies.]
60- [809. “Sam’s Landing” and Stage, Kootenai, B.C.]
61- [681. Falls on the Kicking Horse. Leanchoile 103ft. high. Winter.]
62- [682. Falls on the Kicking Horse. Leanchoile 103ft. high. Winter.]
63- [Winter scene in the Rockies.”]
64- [685. Winter Scene in the Rockies.]
65- [686. A Cascadec in Winter in the Kicking Horse Canyon.]
66- [687. The Kicking Horse in winter.]
67- [601. C.P.R. In the Rockies.]
68- [579. Tunnel in Upper Kicking Horse Pass.]
69- [604. C.P.R. In the Rockies.]
70- [605. C.P.R. In the Rockies.]
71- [606. C.P.R. In the Rockies.]
72- [607. The Bow River in the Rockies.]
73- [597. C.P.R. In the Rockies.]
74- [595. C.P.R. In the Rockies.]
75- [592. In the Rockies.]
76- [562. Bridge over the Kicking Horse.]
77- [555. Bridge and Tunnel. Kicking Horse Pass.]
78- [568. The Beaverfoot Range.]
79- [554. Kicking Horse Pass.]
80- [553. Group of section men on hand-car.]
81- [552. The Moberly House.]
82- [549. Tunnel on C.P.R. west of Donald.]
83- [550. The Columbia and Moberly Peak.]
84- [612. The Beaver Canyon.]
85- [613. The Beaver Canyon.]
86- [614. “Hell Gate.” Beaver Canyon.]
87- [819. Donald, B.C., from Station yard.]
88- [821. Round House and Turntable, Donald, B.C.]
89- [610. C.P.R. Engines.]
90- [703. C.P.R. Engine 73 and train.]
91- [C.P.R. Engine 402 and train]
92- [705. C.P.R. Engine, 316 and train at Donald, B.C.]
93- [606. C.P.R. heavy grade Engine.]
94- [739. Official Plan of “The Loop.” C.P.R.]
95- [651. Mountain Creek Bridge. Selkirks. 164 ft. high, 1086 ft. long.]
96- [652. Stony Creek Bridge. Selkirks. 296 ft. high.]
97- [648. Surprise Creek Bridge. Selkirks. 180 ft. high.]
98- [647. Interior of Snow-shed.]
99- [643. Glacier House. Selkirks.]
100- [837. Dining Room, Glacier House, B.C.]
Print is from presentation album inscribed: "W. Whyte Esq., General Superintendent, Western Division C.P.R., Winnipeg. With Boorne and May's Compliments, Calgary, January 1889"
Print is from presentation album inscribed: "W. Whyte Esq., General Superintendent, Western Division C.P.R., Winnipeg. With Boorne and May's Compliments, Calgary, January 1889"
Print is from presentation album inscribed: "W. Whyte Esq., General Superintendent, Western Division C.P.R., Winnipeg. With Boorne and May's Compliments, Calgary, January 1889"
Print is from presentation album inscribed: "W. Whyte Esq., General Superintendent, Western Division C.P.R., Winnipeg. With Boorne and May's Compliments, Calgary, January 1889"
Glacier House Hotel (Canadian Pacific Railway hotel), Selkirk Mountains Print is from presentation album inscribed: "W. Whyte Esq., General Superintendent, Western Division C.P.R., Winnipeg. With Boorne and May's Compliments, Calgary, January 1889"
Glacier House Hotel (Canadian Pacific Railway hotel), Selkirk Mountains
Print is from presentation album inscribed: "W. Whyte Esq., General Superintendent, Western Division C.P.R., Winnipeg. With Boorne and May's Compliments, Calgary, January 1889"