Richard Nettles Brodrick, High River, Alberta.

After his arrival in the High River area, Brodrick operated a pack train to Golden, British Columbia. During the North-West Rebellion, he was a scout with the North West Mounted Police under Major Sam Steele. In 1886, he began farming on the Little Bow in partnership with brothers, George and Arthur. In late twenties, moved to Buffalo Hills district. Same as NA-3627-17.

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Date 1920

Creator Lane's Studio

Person(s) or Group(s) Brodrick, Richard Nettles

Genre Negatives, Photographs

Place Alberta

Subject Farmers, High River, Alberta--Personalities, Scouts and scouting

Archival Information

Fonds/Collection Southern Alberta Research Project collection

Reference code CA ACU GBA C0094-S0011

Link to Finding Aid https://searcharchives.ucalgary.ca/photographs-616

Unique identifier CU145858

Legacy Identifier nb-9-46

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"Richard Nettles Brodrick, High River, Alberta.", 1920, (CU145858) by Lane's Studio. Courtesy of Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.