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Part of Phil Cox fonds
Built to interpret the tar sands and other natural history subjects of Alberta, the Strathcona Science Centre is located at 17th Street just south of the Yellowhead Highway. There is also a significant archealogical dig there of an Indigenous encampment.
Home of Gladys Reeves' parents
Part of Phil Cox fonds
this residence is located on 112th Avenue south Reeves, Gladys
Edmonton Art Gallery, Civic Block
Part of Phil Cox fonds
"Lunch Break" - detail of face
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Matt McCauley was Edmonton's first mayor and also served in the provincial legislature. This stone is located in the Edmonton Cemetery. McCauley, Matthew
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Susan Little was the wife of John Little - owner of the Little Brickyards on the north shore of the North Saskatchewan River. The cairn is made from his bricks and located in the Edmonton Cemetery.
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Annie McCauley was the second wife of Matt McCauley, former mayor and MLA. McCauley, Annie
Part of Phil Cox fonds
Susan Little was the wife of John Little - owner of the Little Brickyards on the north shore of the North Saskatchewan River. The cairn is made from his bricks and located in the Edmonton Cemetery.
Lutheran Historical Institute and Lutheran Church Canada office
Part of Phil Cox fonds
This building is located on the Concordia University College campus south of 112th Avenue west of Wayne Gretsky Drive Lutheran Church of Canada Office and Archives of the Lutheran Historical Institute
Part of Phil Cox fonds
The gravestone of the Bellamy Family - Thomas Bellamy was an alderman, his wife a prominent member of many social and charitable organizations and their son the first Rhodes Scholar from Edmonton. This marker is found in the Edmonton Cemetery.