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A collection of Edmonton, Alberta's history. By @revrecluse.bsky.social Buy me a coffee: buymeacoffee.com/VintageEdmonton Edmonton, Alberta · http://www.vintageedmonton.com

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Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 14h

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#edmonton #WWI #Influenza

Vintage Edmonton: 60 Days In Edmonton Part 1 (October 11-17, 1918)

Articles, photos, ads, audio, and film from Edmonton, Alberta's history

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Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 19h

October 12,1932 and Join Our 1933 Fall Radio Club at Vintage Edmonton:

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#yeg #edmonton #alberta #1930s

Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 1d

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#edmonton #Pandemic #WWI

Vintage Edmonton: 60 Days In Edmonton- Forward (October 9-10, 1918)

Articles, photos, ads, audio, and film from Edmonton, Alberta's history

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Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 1d

October 11,1956 and Johnny Bright Has A Knee Injury at Vintage Edmonton:

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#edmonton #JohnnyBright #CFL

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Nancy Marguerite Anderson @margueritehbc.bsky.social · 2d

THE HBC BRIGADES: CULTURE, CONFLICT, & PERILOUS JOURNEYS
After passing over the rugged north shores of Seton and Anderson Lakes, Anderson and his men paddled down the rough waters of the #Lillooet River on their way to #FortLangley in 1846. #TheHBCBrigades

Anderson's 1846 exploration of the Lillooet River

In 1846, Alexander Caulfield Anderson was guided down the Lillooet River and Lake, as he searched for a brigade trail between Kamloops and Fort Langley.

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Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 2d

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#edmonton #NHL

Vintage Edmonton: Edmonton Oilers (First NHL Home Game) vs. Detroit Red Wings (October 13, 1979)

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Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 2d

October 10,1967 and Win A Trip To Grand Cayman at Vintage Edmonton:

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#yeg #edmonton #alberta #1960s

Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 3d

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#edmonton #CBC

Vintage Edmonton Ephemera: CBC Times (October 16-22, 1960)

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Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 3d

October 9,1934 and TB Care Is The Topic at Vintage Edmonton:

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#yeg #edmonton #alberta #1930s

Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 4d

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#Edmonton #JohnBerry

Vintage Edmonton TV: CFRN-TV John Berry Weather Forecast (October 1991)

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Old Timey Food @oldtimey.bsky.social · 4d

If you're going to the store, please pick up some walnut ketchup and soluble ditto for me

Wellcome Collection
between 1890 and 1899

Label printed in black on white paper. Text is below a coat of arms featuring a lion and a unicorn inside an arched double line border.

Text:
FROM
E. T. PROSSER, (late Hitchcock,)
BY APPOINTMENT TO THE GARRISON,
7, HEAD STREET, COLCHESTER.
Sauce for Gravy browning Currie Powder
Anchovy Essence
Indian Soy
Salad Oil
Lemon Pickle
Chili Vinegar
Pickles
Capers
Vinegar
Spices
Mustard
GENUINE
Cayenne Pepper
Soluble ditto
White and Black Pepper
Essence Almonds
Ginger
Lemon
Candied Lemon
Orange and Citron Peels
Isinglass
ARROW ROOT, AND OTHER DOMESTIC ARTICLES.

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Vintage Edmonton @thevintageedmonton.bsky.social · 4d

October 8,1904 and it's a Cold Weather Reminder at Vintage Edmonton:

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#yeg #edmonton #alberta #1900s

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Weather History @weatherhistory.bsky.social · 5d

October 7th, 1825:
Raging forest fires in the Miramichi region of New Brunswick, Canada, destroyed over 3 million acres of forest. The blaze has been partly attributed to unusually hot weather in the fall and summer of 1825, coupled with outdoor fires by settlers and loggers.