Plaque honoring the contribution of George Hustler, teacher, sports enthusiast and coach and philanthropist. The plaque is placed in a memorial Plaza near the Bennet School on 98 Avenue and 96 Street
Benjamin Hager was a teacher and later was the chairman of the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues. Known as Mr. Talent Show, he died in 1972.
Grace Martin was a teacher in Edmonton at the turn of the century. She continued teaching after her marriage, and after retirement continued to be involved with education. She celebrated her 108th birthday with students at the Grace Martin Elementary School in 1989.
the gravestone of William Short found in the Edmonton Cemetery. Mr. Short was a solicitor and former Mayor of Edmonton Short, William
Ms Skirka was a member of the City Archives staff. Skirka, Nicole
Mr. Ibsen was a member of the City Archives staff. Later he would become the City Archivist before leaving to become the University Archivist at the University of Queensland, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Mr. Kostek was the Edmonton Public Schools Archivist Kostek, Michael
Mr. Tingley is a local historian and a member of the Edmonton Historical Board. Tingley, Ken
- Large cross marker of Harry Harland Hyndman, Jennie Hyndman, Thomas Hyndman and Harry H. Hyndman Jr. Harry Hyndman
- Jennie Hyndman
- Thomas Hyndman
- Harry H. Hyndman
The gravestone of Walter Scott Robertson, Edmonton's first Sherrif; located in the Edmonton Cemetery. W. Scott Robertson