Michaelle Haughian

Woven stool cover made by ethnic Latvian ?, mother of Biruta Friemanis of Calgary, Alberta. Photo taken in November, 2011.

Latvian folk art displayed on the fireplace of Peter Green's Edmonton home. Photo taken in 2011.

">Detail of knitted blanket by ethnic Latvian weaver Irma Tumshevic.

Latvian education continuted for elementary and high school students housed in the Accu camp near Hannover, Germany. Both Baiba Trautmanis and her future husband Roland Benkis attended school in Accu DP camp.

Biruta Friemanis on her wedding day in Edmonton, Alberta. 1948.

Ruins on the Jones farm. Lake Isle, Alberta.

Baiba Berzins father and brother ( Uldis) working on traditio9nal Latvian woodwork

Donna Birzgalis in traditional Latvian costume.

Ethnic Latvian Biruta Friemanis showing her scores of hand-made mittens. November, 2011.

Building on the Jones farm.

Knitted blanket designed and made by ethnic Latvian Irma Tumshevic, mother of Biruta Friemanis, for her athletic grandson. Photo taken in November, 2011.

A program regarding a cultural event ( Latvian)

Bookmarks made by accomplished weaver and ethnic Latvian Biruta Friemanis of Calgary, Alberta. Photo taken November, 2011.

Pigeon Lake party on the Auzins' farm.

Uldis Delveris' Scout Troop in the Wiesbaden displaced persons camp, Germany, 1946. Uldis third from left, centre row.

The Dimitris family enjoyed the beaches of Latvia. Circa 1935.

Dimitris family outside of Riga, Latvia.

Homestead documents of Fred Cheple.

>Cynthia Jones, owner of the historic Jones' family farm on Lake Isle, and proprietor of Lakeshore Gardens Nursery and Greenhouse.

Bread-making tools from Latvia. The paddle and the box were used by the Jones women to kneed rye dough.

Latvian weaver Biruta Friemanis of Calgary, Alberta explains her custom designs.

Book authored by Eduards Friemanis, ethnic Latvian and Edmonton English teacher.

Baiba Berzins nee Kundrats German and Canadian Immigration Certificate (German Exits branch)

Detail of knitted blanket by ethnic Latvian weaver Irma Tumshevic.

Bread-making tools from Latvia. The paddle and the box were used by the Jones women to kneed rye dough.