Edmonton history

View of the old Hudson's Bay Company fort near Edmonton, Alberta along with surrounding landscape.

Map of Edmonton from the 1890's.

Indian encampment on Rossdale Flats at foot of McKay Avenue School in Edmonton circa early 1900s.

Edmonton is a city covered in names. From Capilano to Calder, from Delton to Duggan, from Ermineskin to Elsinore, our …

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In the more than a century since it was constructed during the wild days of the Canadian West, Edmonton's Fairmont Hotel Macdonald has survived ruin and near demolition to remain a jewel in the city skyline.

A century ago, Edmonton was struck by a natural disaster. The banks of the North Saskatchewan River burst, forever changing the course of the city.

Looking for something to do in Edmonton Alberta, we recommend checking out Western Canada's Largest Museum. The Royal Alberta with a Children's Gallery, Bug Gallery and Albertas Human and Natural History this has to be on everyones must visit list.

Vintage ACME Meat Market. 1921. Still feeding Edmonton carnivores for over 90 years. Image Courtesy of Vintage Edmonton https://www.facebook.com/TheVintageEdmonton

View of the Macdonald Hotel and various businesses on Jasper Avenue, Edmonton.

Edmonton from Westside, December 1871.

Removal construction of The Old 105th Street Overpass spanning across the old CN Railyards. Downtown Edmonton Circa 1993. All Rights go to The City Of Edmonton Archives.

Historical Photos Photographs of CEdmonton

A very early photo of Fort Edmonton sitting on its promontory above the North Saskatchewan River in 1871. The fort was still a fully palisaded HBCo fort at the end of the fur trade era on the western plains of Canada.

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