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Pigma Micron pens are acid-free and archival, making them ideal for paper crafts, journals, illustration, crafts, or any application requiring precision and permanence.

Pigma Micron pens are acid-free and archival, making them ideal for paper crafts, journals, illustration, crafts, or any application requiring precision and permanence.

Pigma Micron pens are acid-free and archival, making them ideal for paper crafts, journals, illustration, crafts, or any application requiring precision and permanence.

Cheerful, brightly colored PlastiKlips will not rust, fade or discolor. They have a neutral pH, are strong and will not tear or mar.

This map of Edmonton featuring the river valley and young structures, including the location of the Hudson Bay Company, is from 1882.

When people think of the archives collection, many do not think of colour. This autochrome image of the Edmonton River Valley in 1914, gives a pop of colour to Edmonton s past. (GR2004.0900/0001)

A reprinted publication from the Advisory Board on Objectionable Publications from the 1950s to 1970s. This board was part of the Alberta Government and was censoring comic books and magazines because they believed that children were being corrupted and turned towards crime.

This iconic advertisement was released by the Alberta Department of Public Health promoting Alberta being rat free in 1948. (A17202b)

Acid and lignin-free coroplast construction. These boxes have a built in 3-ring binder insert to hold standard 8-1/2" x 11" photo pages or binder pages. Capacity 1-1/2".

The result is an elegant, fully enclosed presentation binder.

Manufactured from clear, high density, chemically inert polypropylene, these archival album pages are available in a number of configurations to satisfy a variety of formats. Each is designed to fit a standard 3 ring binder.

Manufactured from clear, high density, chemically inert polypropylene, these archival album pages are available in a number of configurations to satisfy a variety of formats. Each is designed to fit a standard 3 ring binder. The pages have individual pockets on both sides to hold a total of four photos.

Available in a variety of sizes.

Manufactured from clear, high density, chemically inert polypropylene, these archival album pages are available in a number of configurations to satisfy a variety of formats. Each is designed to fit a standard 3 ring binder.

Manufactured from clear, high density, chemically inert polypropylene, these archival album pages are available in a number of configurations to satisfy a variety of formats. Each is designed to fit a standard 3 ring binder.

These journals have made it easy to record your life story, so you can get back to living it. Whether you're writing for yourself or for a loved one, the prompts inside will help you record the story you don't want to forget. The journal is divided into sections to highlight the different stages of your life: Birth, Childhood Years, Teenage Years, Young Adult Years, Adult Years, and Golden Years.

The perfect present for a loved one to record their oral history, or a means of working through a person's life using genealogical research.

This journal comes in two colours - Cashew or Powdered Lilac.

This journal helps a parent easily document a complete childhood history for their child. It covers from when the mother is pregnant, until the child is 18 years old. Each phase and year of the child's life has custom tailored prompts to ensure quick but meaningful recordings for the parent. A beautiful keepsake for your child's future and a step-by-step means of memory keeping.

This journal comes in two colours - Grey or Navy.

Rice Sheppard, Harry Ainlay, Margaret Crang... three Edmontonians who stood up and fought for the working people of their city through the dark days of the World Wars, the fragile prosperity of the 1920s, the grinding poverty of the Dirty Thirties and Cold War repression.

Rice Sheppard, Harry Ainlay and Margaret Crang did not win all their battles but they made a difference in the history of the city, the province and the country.

A reprinted publication from the Advisory Board on Objectionable Publications from the 1950s to 1970s. This board was part of the Alberta Government and was censoring comic books and magazines because they believed that children were being corrupted and turned towards crime.

This booklet was reporduced for pure enjoyment and a comical read that describes our history.

A 300 piece felt board puzzle featuring Provincial Archives of Alberta photo A13902, an archival image of downtown Edmonton taken by photographer Esther N. Kelly in 1920.

Comes with a box for easy storage.

This 300 piece felt board puzzle features Provincial Archives of Alberta photo A3089, an archival image of Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park taken by mountaineer and photographer Joe Weiss in 1940.

Comes with a box for easy storage.

Do you have some treasured photographs that need a little TLC? Lineco Red Eye Retouching Pen removes distracting red eyes from your favorite photographs with this specially designed pen, changing it to a hue that is more natural.