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11th Ave. and Scarth St. looking toward Imperial Bank and Canadian Bank of Commerce

R-A6554
Item
ca. 192-

Part of Thomas B. Patton family fonds

Item is an image of 11th Ave. and Scarth St. looking toward Imperial Bank and Canadian Bank of Commerce with a streetcar on 11th.

Accountant's office and staff

R-A6568
Item
1913

Part of Thomas B. Patton family fonds

Item is an image of an accountant's office and staff.

Adam Linton, Chief Bridge Engineer with the Department of Highways

R-A6567
Item
1945

Part of Thomas B. Patton family fonds

Item is an image of Chief Bridge Engineer, Adam P. Linton, Dept. of Highways, with his wife in his garden.

Albert Street bridge (wooden railings) and dam seen from creek side

R-A6621
Item
19--

Part of Thomas B. Patton family fonds

Item is an image of the Albert Street bridge (with wooden railings) and the dam as seen from the creek side.

An Indian encampment on the prairie

R-A6598
Item
1963 or before

Part of Thomas B. Patton family fonds

Item is a colorized image showing a group of tipis (teepees) positioned close together, at least one person is shown standing in front of a tipi and there is a line of small trees/bushes in foreground. Each of the tipis have a design on their cover - particularly near the top where the lodge poles emerge.