1940s Jasper National Park Postcard Folder

Outside of Postcard Folder

"The Cottages" from 1940s Jasper National Park Postcard Folder

Depicts Jasper Park Lodge

"Golf Course" from 1940s Jasper National Park Postcard Folder

Shows the Famous Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course

Where it all began: Jasper House

Jasper House 1872

Jasper National Park Sign

Old wooden sign

Early explorers

Crossing Deep Creek, 60 miles north of Hazelton, Skeena River District, British Columbia. Early 1900s.

Blacksmith shop

A blacksmith shop Jasper explorers and traders would have visited to buy supplies and have metal work done.

Loggers

Loggers provided the materials to build and heat Canada.

Native Peoples

Native Peoples in New Westminster, British Columbia.

Thompson River Indians

Thompson River Indians in British Columbia, west of Jasper

Pondering the Yellowhead Pass

Taking in the scenery

Burial site

Native peoples' burial site in Lytton, B.C.

Bob Sleds in Jasper in 1872

The only way to travel in the snow

Jasper House bob sleds

Bob sleds circa 1872

Hanging out at Mr McCall's House

A resident's house

The McCall Family

An early Jasper home

Bears on the Golf Course

Can you imagine?

Black Bear on Postcard

From a Vintage Postcard

Having Lunch in Jasper National Park

Historical postcard in Tonquin Valley in Jasper

Canadian Mountie in Jasper Park