Edmonton: Growth before 1851 | British History Online
WEBAt Clappers Green 6 cottages had been pulled down in the 1790s and only four were left c. 1801. (fn. 150) The former Enfield Chase portion of Southgate experienced the fastest …
Edmonton: Public services | British History Online
WEBDuring the 1780s and 1790s there were several requests for a cage at Southgate because the constable was finding it difficult to transport felons to Edmonton. (fn. 11) A new …
History of Edmonton - Wikipedia
Edmonton, like many places in North America, had been inhabited for thousands of years by First Nations groups.
In 1795, European traders of the North West Company (NWC) established Fort Augustus north of Edmonton. The Hudson's Bay Company (HBC), a competitor with the North West Company in the North American fur trade, built Edmonton HouseWikipedia · Text under CC-BY-SA licence- Estimated Reading Time: 8 mins
Timeline of Edmonton history - Wikipedia
• Indigenous peoples roamed Alberta for thousands of years, or even tens of thousands of years. The rim of the river valley and its ravines and hilltops in Edmonton are known to have been well-used as campgrounds and look-out points during this time. Rabbit Hill, today's Mary Lobay Park, Mount Pleasant Cemetery and Huntington Heights (near Whitemud Drive west of Calgary Trail) are known to be sites of human activity for millennia.
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Edmonton: Growth after 1851 | British History Online
WEBEdmonton B.C. rehoused substantially, replacing 19th-century terraces by tower-block flats, particularly in the 'jerry-built' areas of the 1870s and 1880s. Between 1945 and 1963 Edmonton completed 3,911 houses …
Historical Map of Edmonton (Northside), 1790-1900
WEBThe City of Edmonton Archives. (1966-) Scope and content. This map includes photographs and illustrations of various points of interest and historical sites of the time. Compiled by Christina Dyde Wootton, Muriel …
Historical Map of Edmonton (Northside) about 1790-1900
WEB4 Feb 2023 · Historical Map of Edmonton (Northside) about 1790-1900 : Hamly Press Ltd. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive. by. Hamly Press Ltd. …
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The wider area of old Edmonton UK - Me
WEBThe Edmonton (now Enfield) wider area around the early 20th Century, commentaries, 1894 map showing street names, housing, factories, railway line, canal and more.
Origins of Naming in Edmonton | City of Edmonton
WEBThe name Edmonton was first given to Fort Edmonton, a Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) fur trading post on the North Saskatchewan River, in 1795. It was named after Edmonton, England, the birthplace of Sir James …
1790s | Edmonton City as Museum Project ECAMP
WEBPosts about 1790s written by ECAMP Comms. Finding Sophie’s Way. Lea Storry Sophie’s Way is a twist of concrete winding up a short but steep hill in the Edmonton river valley.
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