Tag: provincial historic resource

Coleman’s Police Barracks Still Stands Where Constable Lawson Fell in 1922

The Coleman APP barracks, built in 1904, is where Constable Stephen Lawson…

The Bishop’s Palace at St. Albert and How Alberta’s Catholic Hierarchy Set Up Shop

Construction on the Bishop's Palace at St. Albert started in 1872 under…

The Fort Whoop-Up Archaeological Site and What the Ground Still Holds

The 1870 rebuild of Fort Whoop-Up near Lethbridge carries its own heritage…

Father Lacombe Built Alberta’s Oldest Standing Building in 1861

The Father Lacombe Chapel, a small white log building on a hill…

Fort White Earth and the Cooperation Behind a Famous Fur Trade Rivalry

Fort White Earth was established on the north bank of the North…

The Other Fort Vermilion in Alberta and Why It Got Forgotten

Fort Vermilion at Lea Park near Marwayne opened under the North West…

The Forgotten Alberta Fur Trade Post Near Myrnam

Fort de l'Isle sits in farm country near Myrnam on the North…