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Bishop's Palace, Prince Albert

  • GM-PH-5259 (1)-(17)
  • Item
  • 1940?-1949?

Exterior views of the Bishop's Palace of Sacred Heart Cathedral at 1415 4th Avenue West in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan and images of various priests, mostly unidentified, and staff, including Emily Puteria, who was employed as a housekeeper/cook at the Bishop's Palace in the mid 1940s. Includes images of a priest standing next to a Magnet Meats vehicle and Father Alex Leslie in uniform.

Holy Family Hospital, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

  • AD-1777 (1)-(98)
  • Item
  • 1961-1991

(1)-(88) Architectural drawings, created by Webster, Forrester & Scott Architects of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in October, 1961, pertaining to new construction and renovations to the existing Holy Family Hospital at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan for the Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception. The complete set of drawings include: site plan; structural plans; floor plans; elevations and sections; details; electrical plans; and mechanical plans. Consulting engineers for the project were Douglas, Michalenko, Dupuis of Saskatoon.

(89)-(98) Drawings for subsequent alterations and additions to the Hospital building, created by Selmec Engineering of Prince Albert in 1979 and Tomporowski Architectural Group Ltd. of Prince Albert in 1991. Includes: floor plans; details; electrical plans; and mechanical plans.

J.G. Philion General Store, Prince Albert

  • S-B6752
  • Item
  • copied 1980 (originally created 1905?)

View of unidentified men and woman standing in front of J.G. Philion General Merchants in Prince Albert. Image taken by Louis Cochin.

Molson's Brewery, Prince Albert

  • GM-PH-5254 (1)-(17)
  • Item
  • copied 1989 (originally created 1987)

Exterior and interior views of the Molson Saskatchewan Brewery Ltd. facility on 6th Avenue West and 17th Street in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Images taken by Richard Sweet.

River Street looking east from 2nd Avenue West, Prince Albert

  • S-B6751
  • Item
  • copied 1980 (originally created 1905?)

Image shows River Street looking east from 2nd Avenue West in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Buildings face the river. Five unidentified men stand in front of F.C. Baker Store. Image taken by Louis Cochin.

River Street, Prince Albert

  • S-B8295
  • Item
  • copied 1981 (originally created 1917)

Image of River Street in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan taken by Alonzo R. Prestley.

Roman Catholic church and school, Prince Albert

  • S-B6754
  • Item
  • copied 1980 (originally created 1905?)

View of Roman Catholic school and partial view of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Cathedral in Prince Albert. Image taken by Louis Cochin.

St. Patrick's Orphanage, Prince Albert

  • S-B6753
  • Item
  • copied 1980 (originally created 1905?)

Unidentified people, including children, gathered to the side of St. Patrick's Orphanage in Prince Albert. Image taken by Louis Cochin.

Stately brick home on corner of 1st Avenue and 20th Street East

  • R-B4258
  • Item
  • 1947

Item is an image showing the home, commonly known as the Keyhole Castle located at the corner of 1st Avenue and 20th Street East in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

Keyhole Castle was built between 1911 to 1913 by Prince Albert businessman Samuel McLeod. McLeod commissioned Erich W. Wojahn from Stillwater, Minnesota to design the home. The home included a library, sun room and gallery, servant’s room, and a small ballroom set under a steeply pitched roof of the third floor. The building includes materials such as exotic hardwoods, inlays and marbles in the furnishings, gold leaf detailing in the dining room, bevelled and stained glass, and custom-made door and window hardware throughout. McLeod lived in the house until his death in early 1929, and his second wife Mrs. Winnifred McLeod (nee Biggar) continued to live in Keyhole Castle until 1943. Named as a national historic site in 1975, the building operates as a bed and breakfast.