Redwater & District Museum
Redwater, Alberta
Gallery Thumbnail Gallery Stories Contact Us Search
 

When Oil Hit Redwater

 
A new drug store and clothing store built during the oil boom era.
73 of 172 		Jim and Alice on their wedding day.
74 of 172 		Jim Lukes standing at the counter of his drugstore beside the 6 foot long chocolate bar display.
75 of 172 		Portable housing brought in by rail to house oil workers and their families
76 of 172 		Alex "Sandy" and Helen Kenyon with young daughter Diane in their oil town trailer home.
77 of 172 		"Sandy" Kenyon sitting in front of skid shack with daughter Diane.
78 of 172
Diane Kenyon in front of mobile trailer home.
79 of 172 		Diane Kenyon in front of their oil town house
80 of 172 		Diane Kenyon's Birthday party with the other children in "oil town"
81 of 172 		The Kenyon's oil town house being moved on the back of a truck
82 of 172 		Helen Stetsko, Fin Lineham, Carrie Lineham, and Maurice Cook at the Discovery Derrick in Redwater.
83 of 172 		Diane (Kenyon) Romaniuk daughter of Alex Kenyon, part of crew that drilled the Imperial Redwater #1.
84 of 172
Vic Pasemko, taking his last wagon ride in 1950.
85 of 172 		View of the tank farm situated along the tracks. Purchased from Peter Pasemko.
86 of 172 		Paul and Victor Pasemko taken at Easter 1931.
87 of 172 		Peter Pasemko with sons Paul and Victor
88 of 172 		Permanent homes appeared as fast as they could be built
89 of 172 		One of the bird houses built in the Imperial townsite.
90 of 172

Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Important Notices  
© 2024 All Rights Reserved