Lethbridge Ice Company Buildings And Operations

Scope and Content: .1 Staff of the Lethbridge Ice Company in front of the company's facilities at 715 5th Avenue South. Left to right: Donald Van Horne, Charles L. Van Horne, ? Watson, D. Conn Van Horne, Charle H. Van Horne, David Van Horne (in Charle's arms), R. R. Van Horne, H. Adams. The trucks are International…

History Biographical: For more information about the Lethbridge Ice Company, see the article written by Gord Smithson, P19931035014-Gm.

Scope and Content: .1 Staff of the Lethbridge Ice Company in front of the company's facilities at 715 5th Avenue South. Left to right: Donald Van Horne, Charles L. Van Horne, ? Watson, D. Conn Van Horne, Charle H. Van Horne, David Van Horne (in Charle's arms), R. R. Van Horne, H. Adams. The trucks are International Harvester Co. Models, from left to right, 1948, 1948, 1946. June 1948.; .2 International Harvester Co. Company vehicles. The 2 trucks on the left are 1948 models and the other is a 1946 model. Circa June 1948.; .3 Cutting ice with hand saws on the Oldman River north of the Canadian Pacific Railway High Level Bridge. Circa 1925.; .4 Cutting ice with a power saw on the Oldman River north of the Canadian Pacific Railway High Level Bridge. Circa 1935.; .5-6 Loading ice onto a truck at the cutting site on the Oldman River north of the Canadian Pacific Railway High Level Bridge. Circa 1935.; .7 Hoisting ice from a truck into the ice house. Circa 1935.; .8 Horse drawn delivery wagon. Circa 1920.; .9-10 Delivery trucks. Circa 1948.; .11 Donald Van Horne, left and D. Conn Van Horne in front of a delivery truck Circa 1948.; .12-13 Mrs ? posing with her old ice box, and her new electric refrigerator. She was the first and last customer of the lethbridge ice company. 1953.