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The Provincial Archives of Alberta provides access to marriage records that are 75 years or older (from the date of marriage).

Select the number of registrations you want to receive.

The Provincial Archives of Alberta provides access to marriage records that are 75 years or older (from the date of marriage).

Select the number of certified registrations you want to receive. Includes up to 30 pages per file + $1.00 per additional page.

This item includes the cost of certification of the registration documents. A certified copy would be used by clients that require true copies of the originals for legal purposes. If you do not require a certified copy, please see other vital statistics options.

This beautiful package of five assorted floral cards feature hand-coloured botanical lantern slide images by William Copeland McCalla, c.1930.

Each blank card measures 5.5" x 4.25" and comes with a white envelope.

Add some colour and beauty to your home! This stunning collection of 5" x 7" prints from the William Copeland McCalla photo collection will bring a unique touch to your space. These gorgeous prints feature an assortment of Alberta florals and insects.

These Provincial Archives of Alberta-branded flash drives with attached keychain feature 16GB of memory in a compact size that is perfect for your research needs. The flash drives have black translucent coloured trim on the brushed silver base and a snap-on cap for added protection.

The journal of Father Léon Doucet presents a rare account of the changes that occurred in what is today Saskatchewan and Alberta in the last half of the 19th century. These changes included the spread of devastating disease epidemics, the decline of bison populations, the end of the fur trade economy, the establishment of Canadian sovereignty, the signing of treaties, the creation of First Nations reserves, and the transformation of the landscape into an agricultural west. A keen observer, Doucet recorded significant ethnographic, geographic, genealogical, faunal, floral, and meteorological details and events.

Margaret Fleming was a Canadian mountaineer, traveller, field naturalist, and teacher whose life spanned the twentieth century of alpine culture. She was the first woman editor of the celebrated Canadian Alpine Journal, but her own stories remained unpublished until now.

Editors: PearlAnn Reichwein & Karen Fox

This book is a fibre artist's dream! It makes it easy to dye your own fabric and yarn with plants you will find in your own back yard.

Author: Carol Snyder

This beautiful collection of 5" x 7" unfinished pastel portrait sketches by Nicholas de Grandmaison give colourful insight into the famous Canadian artist's creative process. Nicholas de Grandmaison lived most of his life in Calgary and Banff, and his work remains a permanent part of Canadian art history.

Fort George and Buckingham House and the early fur trade on the North Saskatchewan River, 1792 to 1800.

Through meticulous research and careful historiographical analysis, historians Douglas Babcock and Michael Payne paint a vivid portrait of a foundational period of social and economic interaction in Alberta's early fur trade history. While the British Crown claimed ownership and control through a charter granted to the Hudson s Bay Company over a vast territory known as Rupert's Land, in reality it was the Indigenous nations of the continent who held uncontested sovereign dominion over their ancestral lands. It wasn't until 1869 that these territories were absorbed into Canada after which treaties were fashioned, and western provinces established.

Author: Douglas R. Babcock with Michael Payne

These oversized binders will fit most standard and oversize preservers. The archival binders are completely covered in a durable buckram material with an acid and lignin-free white lining.

These lanyards have a quick release, metal lobster clip and break-away clasp. Available in pink or orange.

Pen-touch metallic ink pens are great archival quality pens. They are chemically stable, waterproof, and fade resistant.

They permanently adhere to most surfaces, and they write on glass, wood, porcelain, plastic, paper and metal.

These pens are not to be used on original documents or photos.

Pen-touch metallic ink pens are great archival quality pens. They are chemically stable, waterproof, and fade resistant.

They permanently adhere to most surfaces, and they write on glass, wood, porcelain, plastic, paper and metal.

These pens are not to be used on original documents or photos.

Buffered storage materials are acid-free and lignin-free with a pH of around 8.5. Buffered envelopes are best suited for storage of black and white nitrate and acetate negatives and other materials that become acidic over time, such as newspaper clippings.

Buffered storage materials are acid-free and lignin-free with a pH of around 8.5. Buffered envelopes are best suited for storage of black and white nitrate and acetate negatives and other materials that become acidic over time, such as newspaper clippings.

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. Unbuffered envelopes are best used for colour photographic prints and colour photographic negatives. They are also useful for storage of small objects (e.g., medals and ribbons).

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. Unbuffered envelopes are best used for colour photographic prints and colour photographic negatives. They are also useful for storage of small objects (e.g., medals and ribbons).

Buffered storage materials are acid-free and lignin-free with a pH of around 8.5. Buffered envelopes are best suited for storage of black and white nitrate and acetate negatives and other materials that become acidic over time, such as newspaper clippings.

Buffered storage materials are acid-free and lignin-free with a pH of around 8.5. Buffered envelopes are best suited for storage of black and white nitrate and acetate negatives and other materials that become acidic over time, such as newspaper clippings.