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Bringing horses in to round-up camp, Milk River area, Alberta.

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Round-up camp, Milk River area, Alberta.

Bringing saddle horses in to round-up camp, Milk River area, Alberta.

Cowboys riding in to round-up camp, Milk River area, Alberta.

Round-up outfit, moving camp, Milk River area, Alberta.

Roping saddle horses on round-up, Milk River area, Alberta.

Spencer Brothers Ranch, round-up crew, Milk River area, Alberta.

Spencer Brothers Ranch, round-up wagon and cowboys Milk River area, Alberta.

Branding cattle on prairie, Milk River area, Alberta.

Horse bucking on open prairie, Milk River area, Alberta.

Cowboys roping for sport, Milk River area, Alberta.

Cowboy, wearing chaps, shaving at wagon, Milk River area, Alberta.

Rider fording Milk River, Alberta.

Cowboy in front of saddle horse bunch on round-up, Milk River area, Alberta.

Cowboy with saddle horses on round-up, Milk River area, Alberta.

Cowboy with cattle in background, Milk River area, Alberta.

Skinning a beef steer on the prairie, Milk River area, Alberta.

Cowboy on horses in Milk River, Alberta.

Horses in corral in Milk River area, Alberta.

Cowboy on saddle horse towing boat on Milk River, Alberta.

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Bringing horses in to round-up camp, Milk River area, Alberta.

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About this image

Date 1912

Creator Brown, A. E.

Genre Negatives, Photographs

Place Alberta

Subject Cowboys, Horse drives, Milk River area, Alberta--Ranches, Ranch life, Spencer Brothers Ranch, Milk River area, Alberta, Tents, Work clothes

Archival Information

Unique identifier CU1155270

Legacy Identifier na-777-5

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Attribution "Bringing horses in to round-up camp, Milk River area, Alberta.", 1912, (CU1155270) by Brown, A. E.. Courtesy of Glenbow Library and Archives Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.