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Two (2) B&W prints, both taken by McDermid Studio. First photograph is a street view in Edmonton, Alberta [Whyte Avenue?], and includes bull team with wagon; engine; automobile; and streetcar. Second photograph is of the Hudson's Bay Company fort, in Edmonton, Alberta. Descriptions and dates from the Glenbow Museum Photographic Archives.

Depicts around 50 boys, and some men, likely their chaperones, who were the winners of a contest put on by the Edmonton Bulletin in 1935 for carriers of their newspaper to win a three day trip to Calgary and Banff. They are posed in front of a Canadian Pacific train at the station, and several of the boys are holding up copies of an Edmonton Bulletin page with a headline describing the contest: “Three Glamorous, Care-free Days at Calgary-Banff for Bulletin Carrier-Salesmen.” All of the winners are wearing matching Edmonton Bulletin hats. A caption on the back identifies some of the winners.

Caption reads “Delegates to the first Social Credit Provincial Convention. Edmonton, January 1937.” Notes: “William Aberhart and the Socreds from 1937 First Convention.” Taken by McDermid Studios.

Image is of Mounties, in 1931 Edmonton. 2nd row, 5th in is Jessie Jarman.

Two B&W prints, captioned, showing hunters, cars, firearms, and slaughtered geese after a hunt at Sullivan Lake, Alberta. From the photographers of McDermid Studios in Edmonton, AB.

Photo depicts 21 young women, members of the Frolic Club, and includes positions held by some of the members. Writing in the bottom right hand corner attributes the photograph to McDermid Studios Ltd of Edmonton, Alta.

B&W mounted print of a large house or medium sized school. Mounting indicates that the picture was taken in or around Edmonton, Alberta. Photographed by McDermid Studios Ltd.

Colour calendar from McDermid Studios. Calendar is rolled into a scroll and has a firm crease about a third of the way up the poster. Images show various scenes from Edmonton:

• January/February: 101 St. and Jasper Ave. Site of the new Royal Bank Building,
• March/April: Buildings on Old Fort Edmonton Site
• May/June: Old CNR Station Corner 101st St. and 104th Ave.,
• July/August: City of Edmonton,
• September/October: Old City Market,
• November/December: Jasper Ave Looking West from 99th St.

Group portrait depicting attendees of the Amalgamated Civil Servants of Canada Convention, held in Edmonton from September 1st to 4th, 1925.