Fonds F2353 - Harry Robertson fonds

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CA ACU GBA F2353

Title

Harry Robertson fonds

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  • [ca. 1909-1916] (Creation)

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Fonds

Extent and medium

185 photographs

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Name of creator

Biographical history

Harry Robertson was born in Scotland and grew up in Shallow Lake, near Owen Sound, Ontario. About 1910 he homesteaded in the Peace River area near Grande Prairie, Alberta with his wife and three children, Clyde, Bernice and Hazel. Clyde trained as a physician in Toronto, Ontario but worked in the summer near Drumheller and Trochu, Alberta

Archival history

Immediate source of acquisition or transfer

Gift of Janet Ashburner, 1991.

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Scope and content

The fonds consists of photographs of Shallow Lake, Ontario; Robertson homestead (Teepee Ranch); Moberly, Sucker, Sturgeon and Saskatoon lakes in Alberta; and Grande Prairie and Trochu, Alberta.

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      The material is in English.

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