Showing 163799 results

Jean Gilbert. Fred Lundy. [Relaxing at a lake. Fort McMurray.]

Edmonton. Vi. [Violet May.]

Edmonton. "Pops" and Mother May. [Alex and Elizabeth May.]

Mr. and Mrs. Torrie. Ft. McMurray.

Ft. McMurray. Wop and Vi with Togo and Tim. [Wop and Violet May with their pet dogs. September 1932]

P.O. at Ft. McMurray. Walter Hale. Edmonton Postmaster. [Walter Hale weighs one of many large bags of post.]

Lillian and Ray Ross. [Possibly just after June 1936 wedding at Dunvegan train yard (near Edmonton), on their way to Reid Island]

Pat Ryan [is identified as being a back row member of a large unidentified group, possibly of the airline industry in Fort McMurray, Alberta.]

Ft. McMurray. [The airfield at Fort McMurray, Alberta.]

Ft. McMurray. [The airfield at Fort McMurray, Alberta.]

Ft. McMurray. [Floatplanes on the river at Fort McMurray, Alberta. Junkers CF-AMZ is taxiing. Bellanca CF-AKI can also be seen.]

McMurray. [A floatplane being prepared for winter is pulled out of the water up an embankment.]

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

[An elderly Cree man, David Cardinal, and an unidentified elderly Cree woman (his wife) stand together in front of a log building at Calling River on the Athabasca River. According to government treaty records, they were both over 100 years old.]

[An archivist wrote the above description. Below, we have transcribed the original caption written by photographer Wop May. We have redacted a derogatory term for Indigenous women. If you have feedback or questions, or would like to see the original, please contact the NWT Archives.]

Cree Indians at Calling River on the Athabasca. Said to be over 100 yrs. old by government trea records. David Cardinal and [slur redacted].

[Two small maintenance sheds sit to the left of an airplane on skis at an airfield near Fort McMurray, Alberta.]

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

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. A grain elevator and paddle steamers can be seen in the background.]

Poplar Point [Lake] Athabaska. [Fort McKay Reserve on the east side of the Athabasca River. Home with animal pelt on the outside belonged to Arthur Boucher.]

On the Athabaska River.

Northerners visiting Edmonton [Group of men dressed in suits below Service Station building].