This aerial photograph of downtown Edmonton is credited to the RCAF c. 1956. The Legislative Assembly is in the lower left corner and the CN Rail yards in the centre. The Hotel Macdonald and the Low Level Bridge are easily seen at the right centre and Northlands in the upper part of the image.

Olney, Walter

A composite of 20 photographs compiled by Alfred Blyth Studios including Jim Graham (Fire Chief), Louis Day (Deputy Chief), Phil Horne (Assistant Chief), John Manson (Assistant Chief), Chas Stretch (Assistant Chief). Also includes exterior views of the following fire stations:

1. 10126 - 28 Street
2. 10221 -107 Street
3. 1126 - 76 Avenue
4. 10527 - 142 Street
5. 11165 - 101 Street
6. 10329 - 83 Avenue
7. 6506 - 118 Avenue
8. Drill School 101 Street - 94 Avenue
9. 8309 - 90 Avenue
10. 12735 - 101 Street
11. 6626 -101 Avenue
12. 15701 - Stony Plain Road

Fire truck at No. 2 Fire Station

Buildings-Firehall (stable) McCarthy, W.; Hogan, O.; McNaughton, Tom; McNaughton, Stanley

Located at 10016 - 104 Street. In 1912, the fire department started to replace horse-drawn equipment with motorized vehicles. By 1914, a total of 7 rigs had been replaced with motorized fire-fighting equipment. Also of special interest in the photograph - notice the small building on the far left that is raised for moving.

• Firehall #2.
• M. Reight, J. Proudfoot, W. Browning, N. Arnold, R. Patterson, J.R. Blatchford, J. Koch, T. Hardy, C. Booth Mackay and L. McKenzie.
• Same as EA-10-2597 and EA-160-237.

North Edmonton Fire Hall; North Edmonton Police Station

L to R: Wm Connelly, D. Forbes, T. Bell, T. Martin, C Marriott, J. Robertson; J.S. Smith, S. McFadden, G. Halley, P. Craig, J. Soper, J. Lauder, A. Campbell, P. Monaghan; P. Lambert, N. McIntyre, S. Lucas, W. McLellan, B. Wilson, J. Graham, C. Moody; H. McKay, R. Davis (Chief)