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[Alberta]
N-1992-213: 0429 · Object · [1929?]
Part of Wop May fonds

It was at Fort Chipewyan that Sir Alexander Mackenzie maintained a trading post in the early days. Indian [Indigenous] children and sleigh outside the P.O.

[Alberta]
N-1992-213: 0430 · Object · [193-?]
Part of Wop May fonds

On the Snye at McMurray. [The airfield on the frozen Snye River at Fort McMurray, Alberta. Four aircraft can be seen as well as a horse-drawn cart.]

[Alberta]
N-1992-213: 0459 · Object · December 1933
Part of Wop May fonds

The [airplane Bellanca Pacemaker CF-AIA] AIA (Pilot A. McMullen - Centre) returns from Fort McMurray, completing first flight from Camsell River P.O. Dec. 10th, 1933.

[Alberta]
N-1992-213: 0487 · Object · [192-?]
Part of Wop May fonds

McMurray from the air. [Aerial view of a meandering river near Fort McMurray, Alberta.]

[Alberta]
N-1992-213: 0559 · Object · January 1929
Part of Wop May fonds

Return from mercy flight to Ft. Vermilion. Jan. 1929. [left to right:] Vic Horner. Wop. McDermid Studio. Edmonton, Alta. [Wop May and Vic Horner return from Fort Vermilion Alberta to Edmonton in their Avro Avian biplane G-CAVB. They took a dipththeria antitoxin to the residents of Fort Vermilion in freezing, treacherous conditions.]

[Alberta]
N-1992-213: 0560 · Object · January 1929
Part of Wop May fonds

Return from mercy flight to Ft. Vermilion. Jan. 1929. [left to right:] A.E. May Sr., Mrs. Lee, Mrs. May Sr., "Babe" Horner, Vic Horner, Vi May, "Wop" May, Dr. Bow. McDermid Studio. Edmonton, Alta. [Wop May and Vic Horner return from Fort Vermilion Alberta to Edmonton in their Avro Avian biplane G-CAVB, which can be partially seen in the background. They took a dipththeria antitoxin to the residents of Fort Vermilion in freezing, treacherous conditions.]

[Alberta]
N-1992-213: 0564 · Object · [1929?]
Part of Wop May fonds

Vic Horner. [Air pilot Vic Horner waves goodbye while standing on the wing of an Avro Avian biplane like the one used in the mercy flight to Fort Vermilion Alberta in January, 1929.]

[Alberta]
N-1992-213: 0572 · Object · January 1929
Part of Wop May fonds

McDermid Studio. [Mercy flight to Ft. Vermilion. Peace River Alta. Jan. 1929. Avro Avian. Commercial Airways plane. Vic Horner and Wop May prepare to fly to Fort Vermilion Alberta in an Avro Avian biplane G-CAVB. They prepare to take a dipththeria antitoxin to the residents of Fort Vermilion in freezing, treacherous conditions. Paddle steamers can be seen in the background.]