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Train carrying settlers from United States to Last Mountain Valley

Train carrying settlers from United States to Last Mountain Valley

Composite photograph of the members of Centennial Parliament, Senate and House of Commons

Composite photograph of the members of Centennial Parliament, Senate and House of Commons

William Pearson standing on wagon, surrounded by people and horses, announcing the death of George Henry Perkins

William Pearson standing on wagon, surrounded by people and horses, announcing the death of George Henry Perkins

Arlington Beach House owned by William Pearson Co. Ltd.

Arlington Beach House owned by William Pearson Co. Ltd.

Strasbourg Fair

Strasbourg Fair

View of the cars parked for the Strasbourg Fair

View of the cars parked for the Strasbourg Fair

Strasbourg Fair

Strasbourg Fair

A barge at Port Hyman on Last Mountain Lake

A barge at Port Hyman on Last Mountain Lake

Interior of the cabin of S. S. "Welcome" (later renamed "Qu'Appelle")

Interior of the cabin of S. S. "Welcome" (later renamed "Qu'Appelle")

The original William Pearson Company boat "Welcome" or "Lady of the Lake" stripped down to keel and then rebuilt and renamed "Qu'Appelle"

The original William Pearson Company boat "Welcome" or "Lady of the Lake" stripped down to keel and then rebuilt and renamed "Qu'Appelle"

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