Date Range

1890-1946

Description Level

Item

Fonds No.

20201048

Physical Description

12 black and white photographic prints.

Acquisition Source

Barbara Clay

Custodial History

donated by Barbara Clay, daughter of Bob Niven.

Scope and Content

- 11 x 10 photographic print. Parade in Lethbridge, possibly the 1919 Peace Parade. - 15.5 x 10 photographic print. Men of the Lethbridge Old Timers Club, ca 1924. Front row, 2nd from right: Tom Niven; Back row, 5th from right: William Niven. Related to 20001076304. - 22.5 x 20 cm photographic print. Stafford Ranch in the river bottom. William Stafford family members on the porch. Steele & Wing's, photographer. - 22 x 17 photographic print. William Stafford Ranch home. Family members on porch. Steele & Wing's, photographer. Related to 19921078000. - 28 x 18 photographic print. Group photograph of attendees at the Lethbridge Old Timers Picnic, 1924. 4th row, 8th from right, Mrs. Ann Niven, widow of Robert Niven Senior. She died in 1931. - 3 black and white snapshot photographs of the dedication of a cairn at the original site of Fort Whoop Up. 1946. - 3 photographs, 17.5 x 13 cm each, of the 1919 Peace Parade in Lethbridge. - 12.5 x 17 cm photographic print labelled "Peigan Indian Tea Dance, June 6, 1905".

Access Restrictions

Public Access

Accession No.

20201048003

Collection

Archive

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