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L to R: Duncan Innes, Thomas E. Garside, Ella May Walker, Walter Everard Edmonds, Margaret Williams, Sidney S. Bowcott, Andre M. Dechene.

Friends: Walter, Stanley; Walter Mrs. Willie; Walker, O.J.; McPhaden, J.; Walter, J.W.; Walter, Mrs. Stanley; McPhaden, Mrs. J.

Mrs. Plumley was a seamstress & worked for Mrs. John Walter sewing the family clothing

Young, Mrs. Harrison

• Au verso:Fort Edmonton This elevation of the stockade was painted from the ground plain below (submitted by Malcom Grant, last steward of the Hudson's Bay Company) and from various descriptions offered by early citizens. Photographic views showing portions of the Fort during Sir Sanford Feming's [sic] inital surveys for the C.P.R. (1870-1) also helped to make the picture authentic.
• Largely built after the amalgamation of the North West and Hudson's Bay fur companies (1821), the Fort stood until demolished at the time of the erection on its grounds (1913) of the Legislative Building.

Muchias (John Collins) who was under 4 feet tall built the house to suit his size.

This is a portrait of John Collins, known as Muchias, who supplied Fort Edmonton with water by hauling it from the North Saskatchewan River.

This map of Edmonton marks areas, buildings and trees of historic significance.