Michaelle Haughian

Augusts Osis, ethnic Latvian and Alberta entrepreneur.

Traditional Latvian mittens made by accomplished weaver and ethnic Latvian Biruta Friemanis of Calgary, Alberta.

Latvian artifacts adorn the Benkis home.

Edna Jones with child, Lake Isle, Alberta.

Latvian belts woven by ethnic Latvian Biruta Friemanis of Calgary, Alberta.

Ilga Green nee Strauts in her home in Edmonton, Alberta amid the myriad of bouquets sent from friends and family on the occasion of her 40th wedding anniversary.

Antique tools hung on the side of an aging farm building on the historic Jones' family farm in Lake Isle, Alberta.

Biruta Friemanis nee Tumshevic and Eduards Friemanis with their eldest son.

Latvian dolls and a miniature reproduction of the Freedom Monument decorate the library shelves of ethnic Latvian and Canadian citizen, Peter Green.

Church attended by Annie Cheple nee ? in Leipaija, Latvia.

Peter Janiten's Greenhouse staff including Frank Cheple's mother, Annie on left in glasses.

Label indicating the quality of wool used by Latvian weaver Biruta Friemanis of Calgary, Alberta. Photo taken November, 2011.

Alfreds Dimitris, Latvian soldier.

Baggage ticket of immigrant Ausma Alutis for her passage to Canada from Germany in 1947.

Delton Greenhouse, operated by ethnic Latvian horticulturalist Peter Janiten, employed many Latvians, including Annie Cheple on left.

Latvian folk art adorns the home of ethnic Latvian and Canadian citizen, Peter Green.

Latvian students outside of a school.

Mittens created by ethnic Latvian and accompished weaver Biruta Friemanis of Calgary, Alberta. Photo taken November, 2011.

Voldemar and Mary Auzins in their Edmonton home, 1959.

Ethnic Latvian Biruta Friemanis demonstrating her Latvian weaving techniques in Ontario, Canada using a custom-made original loom.

Voldemars Bruzis in 1947.

Hasmanis Family in Latvia, circa 1920. Family of Viola Baker nee Hasmanis.

Otto and Ella Hasmanis with daughter Viola, circa 1935. Latvia.

Baiba Trautmanis (later Benkis) and her father in Riga, Latvia circa 1942.

Entry sign for Cynthia Jones' greenhouse operation located on the historic Jones family homestead in Lake Isle, Alberta. 2011.