Hudson's Bay Company staff and friends, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. 1899.

After 1904, the North-West Mounted Police were called the Royal North-West Mounted Police; after 1920, it was called the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Winter scene. Beginning at the top of group: Corporal Trotter, Royal North-west Mounted Police, 1; William Flett (Peel R.), 2; George Loutit, 3; B. F. Cooper, Hudson's Bay Company, 4; unknown, 5; Miss Louise McKay, 6; unknown, 7; Philip Camsell, District Manager McKenzie River, Alberta, 8; Miss C. McKay, 9; Fred Gaudet, 10; William McKay, Factor for Hudson's Bay Company, Chipewyan, Alberta, 11; unknown, 12; Roderick Flett, 13; unknown, 14; Duncan Flett, Dandon?, 15; James Frase, 16; Duncan McKay, 17.
The house was the residential house of Mr. Roderick McFarlane, Chief Factor, Hudson's Bay Company. It was demolished in August 1964.

Photo is copyright Glenbow Museum, Art Gallery, Library and Archives 

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