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Ft. McMurray. Wop. [Wop May, second from left, stands next to three other men. A floatplane is in the background.]

[The riverbank at Fort McMurray(?). Bellanca CF-AKI can be seen at left. At centre is an automobile with spoke wheels. To the right is another floatplane as well as some boats.]

[Aerial view of Fort McMurray, Alberta showing the location of the Commercial Airways hangar, Franklin Avenue, the Athabasca and Clearwater rivers.]

Fort McMurray Alberta. Franklin Ave., business section. Post Office second white building from right.

Main Road at Ft. McMurray.

Fairchild's at McMurray. [CF-AFL sits with its engine covered while Fokker Super Universal G-CASK is inspected by maintenance workers.]

McMurray. [A floatplane sits parked on land. The ground is covered with snow.]

McMurray. [Aerial view of Fort McMurray, Alberta.]

Return from mercy flight to Ft. Vermilion. Jan. 1929. [left to right:] Mrs. May, "Babe" Horner, Vic Horner, Vi, Wop. McDermid Studio. Edmonton, Alta.

Jan. 1929. Mercy flight to Ft. Vermilion with syrum. [Wop May and Vic Horner prepare to fly in their Avro Avian biplane G-CAVB. They would take a dipththeria antitoxin to the residents of Fort Vermilion Alberta in freezing, treacherous conditions.]

Jan. 29. Mercy flight to Ft. Vermilion. [Wop May and Vic Horner prepare to fly to Fort Vermilion Alberta from Edmonton in their Avro Avian biplane G-CAVB. They prepare to take a dipththeria antitoxin to the residents of Fort Vermilion in freezing, treacherous conditions.]

Vic Horner. Wop. [Mercy flight to Ft. Vermilion. Vic Horner and Wop May prepare to fly to Fort Vermilion Alberta from Edmonton in an Avro Avian biplane G-CAVB. They prepare to take a dipththeria antitoxin to the residents of Fort Vermilion in freezing, treacherous conditions.]

On the Clearwater.

On the Athabaska River.