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York boats were 28-40 feet long and rowed by 8 oars. The York boats traveled on the Saskatchewan River to Hudson's Bay and carried 10 bundles (90 lbs each) of furs and crops.

While a building for Bennett School was under construction on the Gallagher Flats in 1912, students were housed in a 2 story house nearby. However so many turned up, they could not all be accommodated in the temporary location. The school board then made immediate plans to use the upstairs of this home as an additional classroom and supplied the outside stairway entrance to the building. Mr. Ed Bell was the teacher in this classroom. By Easter of 1913, the new Bennett School was ready for occupancy with Ed Bell as the principal.

Newtonbrook, Ontario; destroyed by fire October 1919.

Newtonbrook, Ontario; destroyed by fire October 1919.

Dated May 1893.

Humberstone brothers, Newtonbrook Ontario.
Same as EB-39-131.

Humberstone Potteries, Newtonbrook, Ontario.

Front row, l to r: Christina McKnight, Elsie Park Gowan, H.G. Ward, J.A. Beckingham, James F. Falconer, Mrs. Ross Stanley, Reg Horner; Back row, l to r: Cec Purves, A.V. Pettigrew, W.G. Sears, J. Janzen. In the main room of the Historical Exhibits Building, 101st Street & 106 Avenue. Note: on the walls are some of the paintings, maps and rolled maps that are in the Archives' collection.

Northern Alberta Dairy Pool (N.A.D.P.)