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This Stabilo graphite pencil makes temporary marks on virtually any surface, including paper, glass, plastic, photos, film and metal. Pencil marks are easily removed with vinyl eraser.

This Stabilo graphite pencil makes temporary marks on virtually any surface, including paper, glass, plastic, photos, film and metal. Pencil marks are easily removed with a damp cloth.

Enjoy this wonderful loose tea blend that brings several romantic elements together into one cup. A black tea with subtle tastes of chocolate covered strawberries and a delicate hint of rose petals. Be sure to pick up a bag when you visit our latest exhibit, Love and Marriage.

The Provincial Archives of Alberta provides access to stillbirth records that are 75 years or older (from the date of stillbirth). A stillbirth record may consist of a birth registration, a death registration, and a medical certificate.

Select the number of registrations you want to receive.

The Provincial Archives of Alberta provides access to stillbirth records that are 75 years or older (from the date of stillbirth). A stillbirth record may consist of a birth registration, a death registration, and a medical certificate.

Select the number of registrations you want to receive.

Survival in Paradise: A Century of Coal Mining in the Bow Valley is both a story of how coal was mined in the region for nearly 100 years and a story of its four coal-mining towns.

Engineers and miners will be interested in the specifics of how coal was mined in the Rocky Mountains. General readers and those with a passion for history will appreciate how this book explores the development of each community and why three died and Canmore survived.

Author: Walter J. Riva

This 100% cotton tea towel features an excerpt from a heartfelt letter dated September 1908. A complete version of the letter, from Martin Frank Dunham to Edith Lillian Sauder, is currently on display at the Provincial Archives as part of our Love and Marriage exhibit.

Size: 23" H x 19" W

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In an approach that allows the writers of letters, reports, proposals and policy to speak for themselves, this book covers the critical decade of the 1930s in which the first definitive provincial Métis policy in Canada was produced. The review includes:

Alberta Métis-provincial (intergovernmental) policy relationships.

The first years of the Métis Association of Alberta.

The initial development of the Alberta Métis Settlements.

Roles of Alberta Métis leaders (Dion, Brady, Norris, Tomkins), politicians and bureaucrats in provincial Métis policy development.

Author: Denis Wall

ON SALE!

An assortment of greeting cards featuring stunning archival photographs from the Provincial Archives of Alberta's collection.

Each card measures 5" x 7" and comes with a coordinating envelope.

A handmade lapel pin to wear on a cap, bag or jacket. A tiny orange shirt honours survivors of residential schools and remembers the children lost.

A handmade lapel pin to wear on a cap, bag or jacket. A tiny red dress under a blue sky represents the missing and murdered indigenous women, girls and two spirt persons.

Buffered storage materials are acid-free and lignin-free with a pH of around 8.5. This tissue is excellent for interleaving between pages of paper-based records that degrade and become more acidic over time, such as newsprint.

Unbuffered storage materials are acid-free and lignin-free and contain no additional alkaline reserve to raise the pH of the storage paper or the items in contact with it. These tissues are excellent for internal support of three-dimensional textiles (e.g., dresses, uniforms), layering of flat textiles for storage; and wrapping of leather objects. Blueprints and colour photographs should always be stored using unbuffered material (or inert plastics).

Unbuffered storage materials are acid-free and lignin-free and contain no additional alkaline reserve to raise the pH of the storage paper or the items in contact with it. These tissues are excellent for internal support of three-dimensional textiles (e.g., dresses, uniforms), layering of flat textiles for storage; and wrapping of leather objects. Blueprints and colour photographs should always be stored using unbuffered material (or inert plastics).

Buffered storage materials are acid-free and lignin-free with a pH of around 8.5. This tissue is excellent for interleaving between pages of paper-based records that degrade and become more acidic over time, such as newsprint.

Unbuffered storage materials are acid-free and lignin-free and contain no additional alkaline reserve to raise the pH of the storage paper or the items in contact with it. These tissues are excellent for internal support of three-dimensional textiles (e.g., dresses, uniforms), layering of flat textiles for storage; and wrapping of leather objects. Blueprints and colour photographs should always be stored using unbuffered material (or inert plastics).

ON SALE!

Plastic is out, but the roaring 20s are in! We have canvas, zippered tote bags to help you sport your fabulous flapper style in the 21st century. These bags feature movie posters from our archival collection and will add a unique flair to your next shopping trip.

13.4" H x 18.5" W x 4.7" L

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ON SALE!

Plastic is out, but the roaring 20s are in! We have canvas, zippered tote bags to help you sport your fabulous flapper style in the 21st century. These bags feature movie posters from our archival collection and will add a unique flair to your next shopping trip.

13.4" H x 18.5" W x 4.7" L

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The PAA can provide a typed transcription of a vital statics register to clients, due to FOIP the vital statistics register cannot be photocopied.

This book is an assortment of stories about the glass milk bottle era and the home delivery of milk. It was inspired by the author's research of Western Canadian dairies and milk bottles from his own collection.

Author: Bob Snyder