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Depicts an oversized photo of a body of water with some snow and ice with an oil refinery in the background.

Photos consist of miscellaneous images taken across the City of St. Albert, including public openings, buildings, parades, monuments, floods, trees and plants.
Photos include:
Construction of Fountain Park Swimming Pool
Construction of Akinsdale Arena
Alberta Summer Games Opening at Fowler Athletic Park
Opening ceremonies for dedication of MacMillan Park
Dedication of the Children's Bridge

Images of various parks in St. Albert. Also included is Campbell Business Park and staff photos.

Photos consist of photos flower beds and the St. Albert cemetery. There are also photos of St. Albert aerials, along the Sturgeon River, buildings, demolition of buildings, construction of St. Albert Place, and office staff.

Photographs consist of mostly development around Red Willow Park, but there are also other park development photos. Photos consist of mostly along the Sturgeon River, and also photos of workers, along Tache Street, the Akinsdale Arena, Fountain Park Pool, and cemetery sign.

Images of various trees and flower beds in St. Albert.

Images taken by Beedle involving streets and open park spaces in St. Albert.

File consists of a document written by John Beedle (former City of St. Albert Parks Planner) describing some of the steps on the road to creating the memorial cairn at St. Albert Cemetery. There is also one sheet containing 4 pictures with descriptions by John Beedle; the photos depict John Beedle at the dedication ceremony and three images of decorative boulders at the cemetery.

File contains copies of newspaper clippings and a City of St. Albert media release about the cairn at the St. Albert cemetery and its dedication ceremony.

This file consists of correspondence, memorandums, a map, invitation, certificate of land titles, and research pertaining to the Aboriginal peoples buried in the St. Albert Cemetery and the memorial cairn. The file also contains the names of the Aboriginal peoples buried in the cemetery.