Lethbridge Memories of the Beat” An Educational Program Collection
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- Description Level
- Item
- Accession No.
- 20181063006
- Physical Description
- VHS
- Scope and Content
- “Jim Carpenter, retired Chief of Police 1940-1971, Lethbridge Memories of the Beat” March 1991 Public talk at the McKillop United Church. Retired Chief of police Jim Carpenter talked about his time as an officer and the segregated areas of prostitution in Lethbridge and the shutdown of the Red Dist…
- Description Level
- Item
- Physical Description
- VHS
- History Biographical
- This VHS is among a variety of films used by the Galt Museum & Archives for the public and for educational purposes. Some were produced by the National Film Board, local 2&7, CFCN and Global Television stations.
- Scope and Content
- “Jim Carpenter, retired Chief of Police 1940-1971, Lethbridge Memories of the Beat” March 1991 Public talk at the McKillop United Church. Retired Chief of police Jim Carpenter talked about his time as an officer and the segregated areas of prostitution in Lethbridge and the shutdown of the Red District after 60 years. Had a story about the No. 133 POW camp and about the girls from the segregated areas.
- Accession No.
- 20181063006
- Collection
- Archive
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