L to R: Bill Freeman, Charlie Hepburn, Maurice Brown, Joe Moir, John Michaels, Bill McGavin.
See also EB-27-14 to EB-27-16 and MS-604, f. 60 - Scrapbook #1, pp 9-10.
Same as EB-27-16.
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L to R: Bill Freeman, Charlie Hepburn, Maurice Brown, Joe Moir, John Michaels, Bill McGavin.
See also EB-27-14 to EB-27-16 and MS-604, f. 60 - Scrapbook #1, pp 9-10.
Same as EB-27-16.
J. Percy Page at his desk.
J. Percy Page served as Alberta's Lieutenant Governor from 1959 to 1966.
Same as EB-27-134.
On verso: Property of D. Johnson.
Same as EA-715-22 and EB-27-43.
L to R: John Michaels, Bill Freeman, Bill McGavin, Maurice Brown, Joe Moir, Charlie Hepburn.
See also EB-27-14 to EB-27-16 and MS-604, f. 60 - Scrapbook #1, pp 9-10.
Taken in front of the Edmonton Arena.
L to R: Bill Freeman, Bill McGavin, Charlie Hepburn, Maurice Brown, Joe Moir, John Michales.
See also EB-27-14 to EB-27-16 and MS-604, f. 60 - Scrapbook #1, pp 9-10.
Harry Coles and Jack Strachan.
See also MS-604, f. 70 - Scrapbook #1, pp. 37-38.
Taken en route to London, Ont., for the Canadian Championship Game, April 1922.
Same as EA-715-7.
L to R: Chas. Peter, Wilson McConnel, Ormie Dawes, Victor Birks (Montreal).
Crossing the Atlantic on board the SS Mount Royal en route to Europe for the European Championship, held in conjunction with the 1924 Olympics in Paris.
Note: possible Victor Birks is of the Birks family of Montreal (ie. Birks Jewellers).