Spirit of Alberta
From tranquil countryside to urban excitement, Spirit of Alberta
captures the diversity and natural beauty of this vast,
extraordinary land. Spending a summer on the roads of Alberta, KSPS
Public Television photographed its splendor from the Waterton Lakes
National Park to the Peace-Athabasca Delta and beyond.
Produced in 1999. (1 hr 17 mins)
Alberta, Past and Present, Historical and Biographical
By John Blue, B.A. (1924) Heartland
A TV Series based in Alberta Books by John
McDougall
His books are all about growing up in Alberta and surrounding areas
when his father was a missionary to the local Indian Tribes. It is
said he could speak 2 Indian languages before he could speak
English. One of his books
Wa-pee Moos-tooch
or "White Buffalo", The Hero of a Hundred Battles is a tale of Life in
Canada's Great West During the Early Years of the Last Century.
Memories of Early Walsh and Graburn
This book was commenced as a centennial project of the Walsh branch
of Alberta Women's Insitutes. It contains a collection of the
memories of Margaret Fulton. It was started in 1966 with much
interest and cooperation from residents of the district (Maple
Creek, Sask., Fort Walsh, Alb., & Graburn, Alb.) (pdf) Frontier Days in Alberta
Sunfire Publications Limited (1992) (pdf)
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