Father Lacombe Arrives from Lac Ste. Anne – Painting by Ella May Walker

Ella’s depiction of John Walter’s ferry

Title: Hudson’s Bay Co. Fort – Lac Ste. Anne
Date: September, 1891
Credit: City of Edmonton Archives (Image No. EA-10-126)

Title: Lac Ste. Anne, AB – View of Mission – From a painting of the early mission, probably painted by Miss Onésime Dorval.
Credit: OB1119 – Oblate Collection at the PAA.

Title: Metis Oblate farm, harvesting, before 1900.
Credit: Grandin Collection at the Provincial Archives of Alberta (No. OB 34245).

Title: Teepee at Pilgrimage.
Credit: Alberta Beach & District Museum & Archives Society.

Title: Canadian Northern Railway Engine No. 5620.
Credit: Alberta Beach & District Museum & Archives Society.

Title: Mission Buildings – the church is on the left and the rectory, where the priests lived, is on the right.
Credit: Alberta Beach & District Museum & Archives Society.

Title: Early Pilgrimage.
Credit: Alberta Beach & District Museum & Archives Society.

Title: Lac Ste. Anne Pilgrimage.
Date: 1933
Credit: Alberta Beach & District Museum & Archives Society.

Title: Lac Ste. Anne Pilgrimage.
Date: 1933
Credit: Alberta Beach & District Museum & Archives Society.

Title: Ferry, Lac Ste. Anne, Alberta.
Date: [ca. 1910-1912]
Credit: The Glenbow Museum (Image No. NA-3219-18)

Title: Ranch near Lac Ste. Anne, Alberta.
Date: [ca. 1915]
Credit: The Glenbow Museum (Image No. PA-3689-960)

Title: Lac Ste. Anne, Alberta.
Date: 1921
Credit: The Glenbow Museum (Image No. NC-6-6659)

Title: Ferry at Lac Ste. Anne narrows, Alberta.
Date: July 1913
Credit: The Glenbow Museum (Image No. NA-4022-1)

Title: Arial view of the mission at Lac Ste. Anne Pilgrimage.
Credit: Imprimerie La Survivance Printing – Edmonton, AB &
Alberta Beach & District Museum & Archives Society.

Title: Lac Ste. Anne Pilgrimage Postcard.
Credits: Mission Press – Toronto, ON &
Alberta Beach & District Museum & Archives Society.