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	AE Jones House in Cranbrook An image of AE Jones' house on 14th Avenue and 2nd Street North. In the background is the early Cranbrook Arena.	Call Number: 0001.0002 Medium: Photograph Photographer: Jones Date: Circa 1920
	Cranbrook High School Cranbrook High School (c1930)located on 10th Ave South. AE and AL Jones built the new front entrance and the gymnasium addition. Bev Dixon had a play school in the basement for about 30 years. The building was purchased by the FourSquare Church in the late 1980s. They were in need of a larger home due to a growing congregation and the facilities of the 10th Avenue school were perfect.	Call Number: 0001.0005 Medium: Photograph Date: Circa 1930
	Postcard - West Entrance to Cranbrook, BC Image showing the entrance to Cranbrook, BC, featuring West Arch. Note unpaved gravel highway.	Call Number: 0003.0007 Medium: Postcard Date: Circa 1940
	Cranbrook Public School or Central School Postcard depicting the Cranbrook Public School. Known as Central Elementary School, this building opened in 1912, was expanded several times, and closed as a school in 1979. The cupola on the front tower has been removed.	Call Number: 0003.0008 Medium: Postcard Date: Circa 1950
	St. Eugene Hospital, Cranbrook, BC The St. Eugene Hospital in Cranbrook, BC. This was a nursing hospital run by the Catholic Sisters of Providence. The last class of nurses was graduated in 1949. The hospital was opened in 1901 on land donated by Colonel Baker.	Call Number: 0003.0009 Medium: Postcard Date: Circa 1950
	Cranbrook Parade - St. Mary's Kindergarten Float The St. Mary's Kindergarten Float represents the Independent Catholic School in Cranbrook. The occasion for the parade has not been determined.	Call Number: 0003.0011 Medium: Photograph Date: Circa 1950
	Parade - Zenith Cafe Float in Cranbrook, BC The Zenith Cafe float in a Cranbrook, BC parade. The float in proceeding west on Baker Street in front of the JJ Jackson building (Overwaitea store). To the left is the Raworth Bros. jewellery store and to the right the old Fink Mercantile building.	Call Number: 0003.0010 Medium: Photograph Date: Circa 1948
	Bikes On Parade, Cranbrook, BC Decorated bicycles in a parade in Cranbrook, BC. The paper streamers woven between the spokes were extremely popular in the 1950s.	Call Number: 0003.0012 Medium: Photograph Date: Circa 1950
	Parade - Arts & Crafts - Cranbrook, BC An early depiction of the active Cranbrook arts scene, this arts and crafts float made the Arts Council presence known in a parade in Cranbrook, BC	Call Number: 0003.0013 Medium: Photograph Date: Circa 1950
	Parade - Cranbrook, BC A parade in front of the Royal Bank on Baker Street in Cranbrook, BC. The St. Eugene Mission Boys' Band is featured marching in the parade.	Call Number: 0003.0014 Medium: Photograph Date: Circa 1950
	Cranbrook Parade - Robinson's Store Car Float The Robinson's Store Car Float passing the Shell garage during a parade in Cranbrook, BC.	Call Number: 0003.0016 Medium: Photograph Date: Circa 1950
	1883 Joseph Prairie, now Cranbrook Perhaps the earliest known image of what was to become Cranbrook, this photograph of Joseph Prairie shows the structures developed by John Galbraith on land he pre-empted prior to the sale of this property to Colonel James Baker in 1885. At this time there was a sawmill, residence and store on the property, as well as farm outbuildings.	Call Number: 0003.0019 Medium: Photograph Photographer: George Mercer Dawson Date: 1883
	1910 Cranbrook Daily Entertainer Masthead An image of the masthead from the Cranbrook Daily Entertainer in 1910	Call Number: 0003.0020 Medium: Photograph Date: 1910
	1910 Central School and Students - Cranbrook, BC A gathering of Cranbrook elementary students outside the new Central Elementary School.	Call Number: 0003.0021 Medium: Photograph Date: 1910
	1910 Cranbrook Central School Building The Central Elementary School building in Cranbrook. Picture taken in 1910 shortly after the school opened. This photo was taken from the east, showing the south side and rear of the building.	Call Number: 0003.0022 Medium: Photograph Date: 1910
	1910 Cranbrook Central School Staff The staff at the Central Elementary School in Cranbrook, BC, sitting on the steps of the new building.	Call Number: 0003.0023 Medium: Photograph Date: 1910
	1910 Corporation of the City of Cranbrook Logo An image of the City of Cranbrook's 1910 official logo.	Call Number: 0003.0024 Medium: Photograph Date: 1910
	1910 Cranbrook Panaramic View An early panaramic view of Cranbrook in 1910. This picture is taken from the west. looking east toward the Rocky Mountains.	Call Number: 0003.0025 Medium: Photograph Date: 1910
	1928 Cranbrook Courier Masthead 1928 Cranbrook Courier Masthead	Call Number: 0003.0033 Medium: Photograph Date: 1928
	Prospector Newspaper Staff, Cranbrook, B.C. Photo of the Cranbrook Prospector newspaper staff, showing founder A.B. Grace and granddaughter Gracie Higgins. Grace founded the Prospector at Fort Steele, then moved it to Cranbrook in 1905.	Call Number: 0003.0046 Medium: Photograph Date: Circa 1910