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One of William Pearson Co.'s landseekers excursions to the Last Mountain Valley

R-A14473
Item
1913-06-03

Part of Arthur M. Pearson fonds

Item is an image showing a view of the main camp at Devil's Lake during one of William Pearson Co.'s landseekers excursions to the Last Mountain Valley.

Devil's Lake camp

R-A14467
Item
1913

Part of Arthur M. Pearson fonds

Item is an image showing a view of Devil's Lake camp, which was set up for one of the William Pearson Co.'s landseekers excursions to Last Mountain Valley.

A tar paper shack

R-A14449
Item
between 1900 and 1920

Part of Arthur M. Pearson fonds

Item is an image of a tar paper shack.

William Pearson Company Ltd. land seekers excursion to the Last Mountain Valley

R-A14493
Item
1912-06-04

Part of Arthur M. Pearson fonds

Item is an image showing William Pearson Company Ltd. land seekers excursion to the Last Mountain Valley with people riding in buggies and preparing to board two railway cars at Quinton station.

Six people outside a pioneer's home

R-A14540
Item
1912-08-20

Part of Arthur M. Pearson fonds

Item is an image of six people outside a pioneer's home. The house was built using sods, logs, lumber and plaster. Taken during one of the William Pearson Company's landseekers excursions to the Last Mountain Valley.