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Image depicts the Alfred Arcand's farmhouse.

Image taken in front of David Chevigny's house in St. Albert.

Image shows the first St. Albert Hotel built in 1885 by David Chevigny. Buckboards, wagons and people are shown in the foreground.

Image shows the homestead taken out by Louis Chévigny in the 1880s, passed on to Octave and then to Chéri Chévigny (NW 16-54-25-4). Image used in The Black Robe's Vision page 118.

Image shows the Chevigny family gathered on the steps of the Chevigny house in St. Albert, taken one year after the death of Josephine Chevigny ca. 1910. Louis Chevigny, shown centre with beard, had 11 children.

Image shows a horse drawn bobsleigh with seven people. Octave Chevigny is shown on the extreme right.

Image shows Olivine Chevigny, in a coat and hat made by herself. Born in 1889, she is the daughter of Louis Chevigny. She was a dressmaker and her sister Marie owned shops in Morinville and Edmonton. She married Herman St. Louis in 1908.

Image shows a horse drawn cutter in front of the Windsor Hotel. Taken prior to 1906 and the building of the Dawson Block.

Portrait of Albert Paré, born June 8th, 1896, step-son of Octave Chevigny. Shown in his uniform, recruited in Calgary for WWI and served overseas. He died on September 9, 1966. Image used in The Black Robe's Vision page 117.

Image shows David Chevigny (left), Louis Chevigny (right) and Charles Chevigny (seated). Taken while Charles was visiting from the east.