An 18-foot freighter canoe strapped to the top of truck which will take it 400 miles north on the Mackenzie Highway to a point on the Hay River in the Northwest Territories. 

Imperial Oil geologist Jim Brown applies acid to a rock sample he has just chipped from an outcrop on the bank of the Hay River in the Northwest Territories. 

Moving supplies out of the warehouse and into a truck which will take Imperial Oil geologists to a new exploration site on the Hay River in the Northwest Territories. 

Boat at shore of Slave River, Fort Providence, Northwest Territories. 

The golden north : a vast country of inexhaustable gold fields, and a land of illimitable cereal and stock raising capabilities 

Hislop and Nagle Company crew on Mountain Portage, Smith's Rapids, Slave River, Northwest Territories. 

Aerial view of boat landing on the Slave River, Fort Smith, Northwest Territories. 

Imperial Oil geologists make notes on their rock sample findings which they collected on the banks of the Hay River in the Northwest Territories. 

Old Fort Rae, Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories. 

Machine shop at Nagle's steamboat camp, Nagle's Channel, Slave River Delta near Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories. 

Eva Albright and her father C. F. Lossing on Grouard-Peace River trail, Alberta. 

James K. Cornwall at Grand Rapids, Athabasca river, Alberta. 

Captain George Back's Arctic expedition to Great Fish River, Northwest Territories (NWT). 

Ted Nagle and Jack Russell with moose carcass, headwaters of the Nyarling River, Northwest Territories. 

Charles McNaught pulling up a hill on Edson trail, Alberta. 

Eva Albright and her father C. F. Lossing in wagon, Beaverlodge, Alberta. 

Settlers at Beaverlodge, Alberta. 

Lossing and Albright families going to church by democrat, near Beaverlodge, Alberta. 

Merchandise for Gaudin store in front of his warehouse, Beaverlodge, Alberta. 

The Barren ground of northern Canada 

Threshing outfit of Beaverlodge Industrial Company at Rede Stone's farm, near Beaverlodge, Alberta. 

Float plane and passengers at Fort McMurray, Alberta. 

Portable steam engine of Beaverlodge Industrial Company pulled by oxen, Beaverlodge, Alberta. 

C. F. Lossing starting out for Edson from Beaverlodge, Alberta. 

First threshing outfit freighted into Beaverlodge district leaving Edmonton, Alberta. 

Picnic Day at the Dominion Experimental Station, Beaverlodge, Alberta. 

Grist mill on Camp Creek of Beaverlodge Industrial Company, Beaverlodge, Alberta. 

Greater Canada : the past, present and future of the Canadian North-west 

Car stuck in mud on road to Fort St. John, British Columbia. 

Our North land 

Ed Nagle at an Indian camp on the Slave River below Smith's Rapids, Northwest Territories. 

Settlers wagon upset on Grande Prairie Trail, Alberta. 

History of Saskatchewan and the Old North West 

Hislop and Nagle Company crew packing goods down the north slope of Mountain Portage, Smith's Rapids, Slave River, Northwest Territories. 

All-Red Route to the Arctic Ocean, via Edmonton : report of a committee of the Edmonton Board of Trade 

Fur trade at Lesser Slave Lake, 1815-1831 

James K. Cornwall, pioneer, Peace River area, Alberta. 

Remains of the steamboat Cariboo at the Hislop and Nagle Company steamboat camp, Nagle Snye, Slave River Delta near Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories. 

Janey Canuck in the West 

'Peace River Jim' Cornwall, pioneer of Peace River area, Alberta. 

Peace River Jim' Cornwall. 

Daily journal for 1921, diary of Mrs. Frances Gladys O'Kelly 

Remains of the steamboat Cariboo at the Hislop and Nagle steamboat camp, Nagle Snye, Slave River Delta near Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories. 

Effects of white contact upon Blackfoot culture : with special reference to the role of the fur trade, The 

On the north trail : the Treaty 8 diary of O.C. Edwards 

James K. Cornwall, in Peace River area, Alberta. 

Pioneering in the prairie west 

On the north trail : the Treaty 8 diary of O.C. Edwards 

I remember Peace River, Alberta and adjacent districts. Part I 

Wandering River history. Volume 3, 1984-2008