Date Range

1903-1952

Description Level

Item

Fonds No.

20201048

Physical Description

1.5 cm textual records

Acquisition Source

Barbara Clay

Custodial History

Donated by Barbara Clay, daughter of Bob Niven.

Scope and Content

- Receipt to Mr. T.L. Davies, from the Church Wardens of St. Augustine's Church, dated January 24, 1903, for a cemetery plot. - Souvenir program for the memorial to Charles Alexander Magrath, unveiled at City Hall on September 16, 1952. - Galt Hospital Lethbridge, Rules for Nurses Home. - "Live All Your Life", poems by Dave Elton. - Souvenir Booklet, Lethbridge Public Schools, 1950, issued on the formal opening of the Lethbridge Collegiate Institute, November 22, 1950. - Official Telephone Directory, District of Lethbridge and Southern Alberta. December, 1904. Includes Cardston and Raymond. Newspaper clippings: - photograph of members of the Voluntary Auxiliary Drivers Corps class. Lethbridge Herald, March 28, 1941. - St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Pays Tribute to Pioneer Founders. Lethbridge Herald, May 25, 1946. - Who was Jerry Potts? Lethbridge Herald, May 27, 1957. - Hazardous Job - James Wallwork worked on High-Level Bridge. Lethbridge Herald, November 2, 1957. - History of Western Cattle Range in Sketches - Ted Hagell, by Jane Huckvale. Lethbridge Herald, May 7, 1958. - Artist Returning to City. Lethbridge Herald, October 4, 1963. - City Bids for Historic Landmark (purchase of A.R. & I. building). Lethbridge Herald. June 29, 1965. - Famous Old Engine. First engine of the Alberta Northwest Coal and Navigation Company to operate in Alberta. Lethbridge Herald, May 7, 1966. - Pemmican Club 85th annual reunion. Lethbridge Herald, December 29, 1970. - Ben Calf Robe Interesting Man. Newspaper and date unknown. - Life on the Old Border Trail, address given by Mayor G. Rider Davis of Fort Macleod on the unveiling of the memorial erected at Coutts by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada in commemoration of the Fort Benton-Fort Macleod Trail. Newspaper and date unknown. - Early School Days in Lethbridge, by Blair Ripley. Lethbridge Herald. Date unknown. - Historic Past Recaptured. Norman Macleod, son of Col. James F. Macleod, and Joseph Crowfoot, grandson of Chief Crowfoot, both signers of Treaty 7, met in Calgary. Calgary Herald (?). Date unknown.

Access Restrictions

Public Access

Accession No.

20201048002

Collection

Archive

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