Fort Fitzgerald Photo Gallery
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Fort
Fitzgerald during a spring flood. On the left are the ruins of the Hudson's Bay Company
that burned down. In the foreground is the Hudson's Bay Company staff house which also
served as the jail. Next to the staff house is the Pinski's General Store and to the far
right, Hanson's Hotel. c.1932. |
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Halfway
House on Smith's Portage. Mickey Ryan's bus in the foreground. c.1928. |
This
photo was taken in 1932 in front of the Hudson's Bay Company warehouse at Fort Fitzgerald. |
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A
view of Fort Fitzgerald from across the Slave River. |
Alberta
Arctic Transportation Co. at Fort Fitzgerald. Pat Ryan is leaning on barrels on on the
extreme right. On the ramp to the left is Charlie Cooper. c.1930. |
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Fort
Fitzgerald, Alberta, 1901 (also called Smith's Landing). |
Fort
Fitzgerald, Alberta, c. 1940. In the foreground, Hudson's Bay Company Store. St. Mary's
Church had been moved to the site up the hill. |
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Halfway House, 1935. Most of the vehicles were owned by the Ryan brothers.
All traffic between Fort Fitzgerald and Fort Smith passed through Halfway. |
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These two pictures of Fort Fitzgerald, Alberta were taken
1940. The Hudson's Bay Company building belonged to Alberta Arctic Transportation Co. in
the early twenties. One of Ryan's trucks is parked on the right. |
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Fort Fitzgerald, Alberta,1918. Alberta Arctic Transportation Co.
warehouse and the "S.S McMurray" in the foreground. St. Mary's
church, in the centre right, built in 1911 was moved to the site on the hill at Fort
Fitzgerald.It was burned to the ground in 1974 as a result of a grass fire. |