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Opening of new Lord Strathcona's Horse building, Sarcee Army Camp, Calgary, Alberta.
Opening of new Lord Strathcona's Horse building, Sarcee Army Camp, Calgary, Alberta.
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Opening of new Lord Strathcona's Horse building, Sarcee Army Camp, Calgary, Alberta.
L-R: Lieutenant-Colonel Curtis A. Greenleaf, commander of Lord Strathcona's Horse; Mrs. E. G. Gaunt, wife of regimental sergeant-major; Mrs. Chris Vokes; Frances Harkness; Lord Strathcona (Donald Howard).
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Date
[ca. 1958-08-04]
Creator
De Lorme, Jack; Calgary Herald
Person(s) or Group(s)
Gaunt, Mrs. E. G.
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Greenleaf, Curtis A.
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Harkness, Frances
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Strathcona, Lord
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Vokes, Mrs. Chris
Genre
Photographs
Place
Alberta
Subject
Calgary, Alberta--Military
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Calgary, Alberta--Personalities
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Canadian Army--Officers
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Military ceremonies, honours and salutes
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Nobility--Great Britain
Archival Information
Fonds/Collection
Calgary Herald fonds
Reference code
CA ACU GBA F0358-S0002
Link to Finding Aid
https://searcharchives.ucalgary.ca/photographs-alphabetical-subjects
Unique identifier
CU1203091
Legacy Identifier
pa-1599-397-11
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"Opening of new Lord Strathcona's Horse building, Sarcee Army Camp, Calgary, Alberta.", [ca. 1958-08-04], (CU1203091) by De Lorme, Jack; Calgary Herald. Courtesy of Glenbow Library and Archives Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.