DAWE: Red Deer pioneer Alfred G. Ayres often overlooked
Of the early pioneers of Red Deer, particularly in the realm of municipal administration, who unfortunately has been largely overlooked, is Red Deer’s first City Clerk, A.G. Ayres.
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Of the early pioneers of Red Deer, particularly in the realm of municipal administration, who unfortunately has been largely overlooked, is Red Deer’s first City Clerk, A.G. Ayres.
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When did the first person of color graduate from Rhode Island College? This deceptively simple question set me on a slow motion roller coaster search through the college’s archives and special collections. Along the way, there were many dead ends, several mysteries, some surprises and, at last, a plausible answer. In outlining my quest, I share with you one of the lesser-known stories of the college’s 150-year history.
The St John Association of Antigua and Barbuda Inc was again the benefactor of the generosity of a Masonic organisation. The principal officers and other…
HISTORICAL records from a Bradford Masonic order have provided insight into the German heritage of its early membership. Included with items of regalia including aprons, robes, banners, collars and certificates from the now closed Chapter of Sincerity - which was consecrated in 1854 and initially met at the Literary Institute on Darley Street - were detailed minute books and financial ledgers. The records reveal some people who founded the Chapter were German, or of Germanic decent, who came to Bradford to work in the city’s burgeoning cloth and textiles industry. The founder and Fi...