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Post office, Lost Lake, Alberta.

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Post office, Lost Lake, Alberta.

L-R: John Martin, senior; John Johnson; Carl Smith; Harry Hobert; Martin Hobert; Bill Baskin; Louie Tonneson; John Maddinson; Alf Jaycock, postmaster; James Park, senior; Mrs. Alfred Jaycock. Mr. Christenson, in buggy.

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Date Autumn 1909

Creator Unknown

Person(s) or Group(s) Christenson, Mr., Hobert, Harry, Hobert, Martin, Jaycock, Alf, Jaycock, Mrs. Alf, Johnson, John, Maddinson, John, Martin, senior, John, Park, senior James, Smith, Carl, Tonneson, Louie

Genre Negatives, Photographs

Place Alberta

Subject Carriages and carts, Cold weather clothing, Horses in transportation, Lost Lake, Alberta--Buildings, Lost Lake, Alberta--Personalities, Lost Lake, Alberta--Postal service, Lost Lake, Alberta--Transportation, Postal service--Buildings, Postal service--Employees, Women's clothing

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Unique identifier CU185396

Legacy Identifier na-1751-1

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Attribution "Post office, Lost Lake, Alberta.", Autumn 1909, (CU185396) by Unknown. Courtesy of Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.

Unique identifier: CU185396

Legacy Identifier: na-1751-1

Type: Glenbow

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