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Farming & Ranching

Historic Images of South-western Alberta

F.W. Godsal Home, Office

F.W. Godsal Home, Office

Rancher Frederick Godsal's office with large writing desk complete with a captain’s chair, from which Godsal likely conducted his business affairs. An extensive library also was housed there.

F.W. Godsal Home, Parlour

F.W. Godsal Home, Parlour

Godsal home interior, deep wood decoration, Dining Room & Parlour, with stairway

South Fork Ranch buildings

South Fork Ranch buildings

View of F. W. Godsal’s ranch buildings on his South Fork Ranche. Wiew looks north-east.

South Fork Ranch buildings, 1909

South Fork Ranch buildings, 1909

View of F. W. Godsal’s ranch buildings on his South Fork Ranche. Photo dates from the late summer of 1909.

Women outside Waldron Ranch House

Women outside Waldron Ranch House

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Horse at Waldron Ranch

Horse at Waldron Ranch

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THRESHING GANG

THRESHING GANG

Thresher Separator Machine, Gas-powered Tractor provides power to the Thresher through the long belt. A fuel supply wagon is nearby, as is the supply wagon full of grain stocks. Stooking wagons are on other side of the belt.

THRESHING GANG OPERATION

THRESHING GANG OPERATION

Thresher Separator Machine in Full Operation

MEN OF WALDRON RANCH ROUND-UP CAMP

MEN OF WALDRON RANCH ROUND-UP CAMP

June 28, 1901

Mr & Mrs Duncan MacEachran

Mr & Mrs Duncan MacEachran

General Manager of the Waldron Ranch

A.E. Cox Family

A.E. Cox Family

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Mountview Ranch

Mountview Ranch

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Waldron Ranch Round-Up Riders

Waldron Ranch Round-Up Riders

1903

Putting Up Hay

Putting Up Hay

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Charlie Smith/Jughandle Ranch

Charlie Smith/Jughandle Ranch

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MacEachran Child & Horse

MacEachran Child & Horse

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Waldron Ranch House, before recovery

Waldron Ranch House, before recovery

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Waldron Ranch Riders

Waldron Ranch Riders

1903

Cox Family Home, 1985

Cox Family Home, 1985

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Waldron Ranch House

Waldron Ranch House

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