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Two lady homesteaders seated, with books open on their laps, in front of a shack, Berry Creek, Alberta.

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Two lady homesteaders seated, with books open on their laps, in front of a shack, Berry Creek, Alberta.

L-R: Sebina Jacobson and Johanna Solberg. Each had a homestead of their own near Square Deal, Alberta. Location: NW 1-26-11 W4th.

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Date [ca. 1912]

Creator Unknown

Person(s) or Group(s) Jacobson, Sebina, Solberg, Johanna

Genre Negatives, Photographs

Place Alberta

Subject Berry Creek, Alberta--Buildings, Berry Creek, Alberta--Personalities, Frontier and pioneer life, Log cabins and buildings, Women's clothing

Archival Information

Fonds/Collection Solberg family fonds

Unique identifier CU190922

Legacy Identifier na-206-27

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Attribution "Two lady homesteaders seated, with books open on their laps, in front of a shack, Berry Creek, Alberta.", [ca. 1912], (CU190922) by Unknown. Courtesy of Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.

Unique identifier: CU190922

Legacy Identifier: na-206-27

Type: Glenbow

Size: 4144px × 2699px 10.69 MB