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Stories from the Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village Archives

PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHER HECTOR J. PERRIER

PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHER HECTOR J. PERRIER

Hector J. Perrier was Pincher Creek’s first resident professional photographer.

CHRONICLES OF LOCAL JOURNALISM AND MUNICIPAL POLITICS, Part 1:
HOWARD E. DERRETT, ANNA DERRETT EDWARDS and FRANK EDWARDS

CHRONICLES OF LOCAL JOURNALISM AND MUNICIPAL POLITICS, Part 1:
HOWARD E. DERRETT, ANNA DERRETT EDWARDS and FRANK EDWARDS

Pioneer chronicles of early journalism with the Pincher Creek Echo, are recounted in the connected genealogies of Howard E. Derrett, Anna Derrett/Edwards and Frank Thomas Edwards.

CHRONICLES OF LOCAL JOURNALISM AND MUNICIPAL POLITICS, Part 2: 
 ANNA DERRETT/EDWARDS AND FRANK EDWARDS

CHRONICLES OF LOCAL JOURNALISM AND MUNICIPAL POLITICS, Part 2:
ANNA DERRETT/EDWARDS AND FRANK EDWARDS

This story continues a look back at Anna Derrett, who after the death of her her first husband Howard, carries on with the Pincher Creek Echo, and remarries to Frank Edwards

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN ECHO FOUNDER ELIAS T.  SAUNDERS

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN ECHO FOUNDER ELIAS T. SAUNDERS

Elias T. Saunders has a lasting legacy in Alberta media, as the founder of 19th-century newspapers in Fort Macleod, Lethbridge, and in Pincher Creek, all of which are still in operation.

THE FRONTIER HISTORY OF OUR OWN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER: THE PINCHER CREEK ECHO

THE FRONTIER HISTORY OF OUR OWN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER: THE PINCHER CREEK ECHO

Still in print, the Echo has served Pincher Creek and area for more than 120 years.

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