James Greer
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| Internal ID: | 0008.0010 |
|---|---|
| Medium: | Photograph |
| Date: | 1905 |
| Collection: | 0008 |
| City: | Cranbrook, BC |
| People: | Greer, Tattrie |
| Date Created Approx: | Yes |
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James Greer, a pioneer contractor who built public buildings and residences around 1904 in Cranbrook. Alderman on the first City Council. One subsctiber suggests that James Greer was still frequenting the golf courses with Mr. Neil Tattrie in 1955-56.
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