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Image shows eight people in the Sturgeon River including Robert Bellerose in the back left and Bill Bellerose in the back right. In the center back row is Joe Donald. The two girls from left to right are Alice Bellerose and Bertha Bellerose. In the front from left to right are Albert Bellerose, Narcisse Bellerose, and Fred Bellerose.

Image shows the Sturgeon River Rats hockey team as well as their opponents from the Edmonton Indian Residential School (Industrial School). Back row from left to right includes Seth Ryan, Romeo Arcand, Richard Arcand, Leigh Normand and unknown. Middle row from left to right includes Oliver Arcand, unknown, Laurence Arcand, unknown, unknown. In the front row, second from right is Bob Bellerose. The coach from Edmonton Industrial school is Mr. Goodwill who is seated in front of the boys.

Back row, left to right: Tom Bellerose, Fred Gardiner, George Gardiner. Middle row, left to right: Mary (née Trottier) Gardiner, Lillian Bellerose, Anna Gardiner holding Joey Gardiner, Bertha (née Pare) Bellerose, Lena (née L'Hirondelle) Gardiner. Front row, left to right: Dauphis Gardiner and Maggie Gardiner.

Image shows seven people standing outside. From left to right: George Lantz, Louise Lantz (cousin of Justine Bellerose), Pierre Bellerose with Dorothy Bellerose standing in front (his daughter), Mrs. Brinette, a sister of Louise Lantz, and Justine Bellerose holding her son, Harry.

Image shows Pierre Bellerose in front of the old house (left) with Gerry Maillot who built the old barn on the Bellerose property in 1915, and who worked at the Edmonton Indian Residential School (Industrial School).

Image depicts using a breaking plow in Colinton, Alberta (the same plow was used by the Bellerose family in St. Albert), with eight horses. Pierre Bellerose is driving the team of horses with Tom Bellerose standing.

Image depicts Tom Bellerose plowing land with a "gang plow" (2 furrow) and five horses.

Image shows a steam tractor pulling a rack of straw and large plow. The straw was used as fuel for the steam engine.