Lake Louise (Alberta)
159 Archival description results for Lake Louise (Alberta)
Address: 200 Pipestone Road, Lake Louise, Alberta
View from behind a wooden fence looking up a slope and embankment to a small hotel in Laggan (later Lake Louise).
A group of men sit or stand outside a wooden structure. Some of the men appear to be workmen possible building the cottages at Laggan, Lake Louise.
The photo album contains images from Banff and the National Park including the Banff Springs Hotel and area, Bow River Falls, the Lake Minnewanka Dam, Lake Louise and Laggan.
Consists of Christmas postcards with photographic images by Byron Harmon depicting Lake Louise, Maligne Lake, Mount Burgess, Mount Hungabee, The Black Friars, Mount Assiniboine, and Mount Rundle.
Collection consists of postcards created from the photographs of Byron Harmon depicting the mountain areas in Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise, Radium Hot Springs, Yoho, Golden and Field.
The fonds consists of constitution, incorporation documents, and bylaws (1935-1975); minutes (1944-1977); financial records (1942-1978); membership lists (1944-1979); annual reports (1964-1975); correspondence; insurance records; program records; social committee records; news releases; newsletters; and newsclippings. Includes 1983 manuscript "The First 25 Years of the Calgary Ski Club, 1935-1960" by Cam Mitchell and research materials and interview transcripts used in its preparation. Also includes posters, and photographs of club members and activities (ca. 1970s).
Calgary Ski ClubThe fonds consists of colonization files (including those of Department of Natural Resources, Department of Colonization and Development, Canadian Colonization Association, and various colonization boards) (1886-1940); Advisory Committee minutes and reports (1916-1958); Executive Branch files (1911-1952); P.L. Naismith and S.G. Porter correspondence (1912-1957); coal files (1904-1911); and British Columbia Land Department files (1896-1926) as well as land sale maps, building plans, plans and drawings of railway structures & equipment from the CPR Mechanical Department.
Canadian Pacific Railway. Land Settlement