ALBERTA - 1921 - Scientists from the University of Alberta travel to the Red Deer River Valley of Steveville for an archaeological dig.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - Revelers dance at a nightclub and get drunk before getting home in Montreal, Canada.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - A lively floor show at a nightclub in Montreal, Canada includes a band and showgirls.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - People drink beer at a bar in Montreal, Canada after driving through neon-lit streets.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - People depart from Montreal, Canada in myriad kinds of boats.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - People travel through modern and old sections of Montreal, Canada.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - People leave work and get home by car or bus in Montreal, Canada.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - People speak both French and English in Montreal, Canada, and travel by train.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - People walk and drive to work in Montreal, Canada.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - Alarm clocks wake people up in Montreal, Canada, and they get dressed and have breakfast.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - People who work for the Montreal Stock Exchange watch as numbers come in.
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TORONTO - 1929 - Ticket takers work at streetcar lines servicing the Canadian National Exposition.
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MONTREAL - 1934 - A conductor welcomes visitors to Montreal, Canada and its seeming contradictions.
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TORONTO - 1929 - Families disembark from streetcars and are directed towards the Canadian National Exposition grounds.
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TORONTO - 1929 - People fill a streetcar depot on their way to the Canadian National Exposition.
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TORONTO - 1929 - Families disembark from streetcars bound for the Canadian National Exposition.
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TORONTO - 1929 - Visitors to the Canadian National Exposition go through entry gates at a streetcar station.
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TORONTO - 1929 - Passengers of all ages disembark from streetcars on a Toronto neighborhood street to walk to the Canadian National Exposition.
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USA - 1938 - Dogs are strapped into tiny treadmills for exercise.
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USA - 1938 - Women lay on a humorous invention intended to help them learn proper swimming strokes.
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SYDNEY - 1930s - People observe the aftermath of a terrible train collision as cranes begin picking up the pieces in Sydney, Australia.
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USA - 1937 - Men lose control of their motorbikes in an uphill competition.
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SHANGHAI - 1937 - US Marines reinforcements arrive in Shanghai under the direction of Brigadier General Beaumont.
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AUSTRALIA - 1930s - Flowers blossom across Australia as spring arrives.
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AUSTRALIA - 1930s - A teenage Australian girl shows off her contortionist skills.
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NEW SOUTH WALES - 1930s - Fishermen catch blue pointer sharks off the coast of New South Wales, Australia to protect people on the beaches.
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NEW SOUTH WALES - 1930s - People enjoy riding in outboard motorboats off the coast of New South Wales, Australia.
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CANADA - 1947 - Women compete in the Miss Canada beauty pageant while male bodybuilders compete to be Mr. Canada.
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CANADA - 1947 - The Toronto Argonauts defeat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in a championship Canadian football game.
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CANADA - 1947 - A Donald Duck float and Santa Claus himself appear in a Christmas parade in Canada.
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TORONTO - 1947 - Canadian Prime Minister King presides at the ceremony reopening the Canadian National Exposition.
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CANADA - 1947 - The Canadian National Exposition marathon swim takes place in Lake Ontario.
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OTTAWA - 1947 - Catholic clergy from around the world gather for the Marian Congress in Ottawa.
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OTTAWA - 1947 - President Truman gives a speech to Canada's Parliament about their countries' shared democratic ideals.
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CANADA - 1947 - The Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Montreal Canadiens in a tight game for the Stanley Cup.
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QUEBEC - 1947 - Skiing championships on Mont-Sainte-Anne in Quebec, Canada include Rhona and Rhoda Wurtele on the slalom and downhill events, and a separate ski jump event.
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CANADA - 1947 - Huge crowds greet Canada's sweetheart Barbara Ann Scott before she wins the North American Figure Skating Championships, where the Governor-General of Canada gives her the trophy.
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CANADA - 1947 - Children in Canada go on strike to protest rising candy bar prices.
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CANADA - 1947 - Canada produces a commemorative stamp honoring Alexander Graham Bell, and many phones inspired by his initial invention are displayed.
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CANADA - 1947 - Snowstorms across Canada bury railroads and airports.
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CANADA - 1952 - Canadian curling champions Ken Watson and Jimmy Welsh face off.
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SCOTLAND AND NORTH AMERICA - 1952 - The popularity of curling ranges from its origin place of Scotland and throughout North America.
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CANADA - 1952 - Canadian curling champions Ken Watson and Jimmy Welsh conclude a tense match.
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CANADA - 1952 - Teenage boys make curling a popular sport in Canada.
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CANADA - 1947 - Long hemlines rule women's fashion in postwar Canada.
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CANADA - 1952 - Women enjoy the sport of curling, and a judge must use a measuring device to determine the winner of a close game.
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CANADA - 1952 - Aspiring curlers make their own stones out of cement, concrete and soup cans to play on ice sheets.
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SCOTLAND - 1952 - Men enjoy curling on a lake in Scotland, and granite off the coast is used to make the stones for the game.