- View of an Indigenous woman standing with a horse attached to a Red River cart; a wooden building is visible in the background.
- Same as EA-10-1234
This boiler was being taken to Morinville in the summer of 1901 by Samuel McCauley. The purpose of the third set of wheels [on the wagon] is to carry the load when the other hind wheels settled into the muskeg. In spite of this, the boiler had to be left somewhere on the trail (St. Albert Trail?) and the job finished after the freeze-up.
Photo taken on 100th Street (site of former home of Samuel McCauley, later the Land Titles Office).
George West is on the wagon, Dan McCauley driving the team of the next boiler, Samuel McCauley beside the boiler, Bill Desfrese with Dan's Pinto.
Alex May, Pro. Edmonton.
The 3rd Canadian Mounted Rifles was organized in December 1914 under the command of Lieut.-Col. F.O. Sissons and mobilized at Edmonton and Medicine Hat. The troops left Montreal in June 1914 aboard The Megantic and arrived in England in June 1915. By September the troops were in France. In January 1916 the troops were absorbed by the 1st and 2nd Battalions, Canadian Mounted Rifles. They were disbanded in December 1917.
Miss Dorothy Wood horse jumping over Gray Dort car.
Horse jumping over Gray Dort Car
The beginning of the Ross-Thompson farm.
On verso: Farm of Winnifred Ross, W.J. & R.K. Thompson. Breaking land at Millet 1920. Winnfred Ross came to Millet in 1919 after death of Harold Ross and lived here until her death in 1974.