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File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v439_pa_417 Moore family fonds Pearl Brewster and Philip Moore's wedding party on the steps of John Brewster's residence 1907

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: m307_33_132.1 Moore family fonds ​ August 2 - 5, 1928 "TRAIL RIDERS OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES TRAIL RIDE TO THE LAKE OF THE HANGING GLACIERS AUGUST 2 TO 5. 1928 ​ RIDER'S NAME Mrs. P A Moore J.M. GIBBON SECRETARY-TREASURER"

Naomi Smith Honouring Our Medicines Artist Statement Honouring Our Medicines • A Mask Project This project began as a reflection of things that are important to me. As a Woodlands Indigenous person one of my favourite things are Strawberries. Strawberries are the first fruit that nourishes us after the long winter. As a child some of my fondest memories revolve around walking in the meadows collecting up the tiny wild Strawberries that were abundant during the early weeks of summer. I recall always looking forward to picking farm fresh Strawberries. These were such happy days. The teachings I was gifted with tell how plants are our Medicines. They bring us nourishment and healing. Strawberries signal the end of winter into the season of abundance. Ancestors knew the Strawberries were important. I also wanted to honour the bees and I included tiny bees on each side of my mask. We cannot survive without our plants. Bees help the plants which in turn helps us. The enduring cycle of life is what I was thinking of while creating my piece. My mask was constructed during the Strawberry season, and moon. I wanted to honour this by adding Strawberries into my design along with a white bloom that is represents the Strawberry flower. The summer is such a beautiful time of the year. Many of us are missing some of summer due to Covid19. I have been inside our house for months. I like that I can preserve our Traditions from a contemporary perspective, I think our Ancestors would have made their own masks too if this was an important part of life. Thankfully I have my beading to keep me in a good mind. Beading is relaxing for me, it feeds my Spirit and acts as a canvas of expression, where I can tell my stories and share the traditions of my people. Our Indigenous art is meant to preserve and remind us of these important acts of life. Return

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: m307_48_023 Moore family fonds Christmas card from the Whytes to the Moore family. [ca. 1930 - 1950] "Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and Edmée too. From Pete and Catharine."

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v439_pa_228 Moore family fonds Pearl Moore on horseback [ca. 193?]

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: m307_30_70 Moore family fonds Address to the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies by Pearl Moore [ca. 1934] "This is [eleventh] annual Trail R. & as I leave office this year I want to thank each & every Trail Rider for the loyal support they have given me. We have [gone] through two parks & part of BC territory between [them.] & on behalf of the Sr. Riders I want to thank all [you of] & especially the wardens for the most perfect [trail] over which we have ridden. I know you will want to listen to more [entertaining members]. Pearl B. Moore. Pres."

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v439_pa_280 Moore family fonds Regents Ladies Hockey Club. Champions of Western Canada. [ca.1920] Studio composite of women's hockey team.

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v439_pa_236 Moore family fonds Norman Sanson, Pearl Moore, and unidentified woman. [ca. 1930] ​

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v91_pa_848 Pat Brewster fonds Group at camp, Philip Moore at left and Edmée Moore at right. [ca. 1931]

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v675_pa_037 Helen Wells fonds Pearl Moore in front of the Moore house. 1969 "Home of Mrs. Pearl Moore on Banff Avenue for many years. Later it was moved to Bear St. near Mrs. Peter Whyte's residence and still has the blue shutters on the windows. Pearl passed away not long ago in the Mineral Springs Hospital. Pat Brewster, I believe, lives in the old house. This snap was taken by Doris Beattie."

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: m307_33_138 Moore family fonds Resident's Big Game License, Mrs. P.A. Moore of Banff 1911

File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v439_pa_241 Moore family fonds Pearl Moore on Fred Hussey's horse, Star. Stella Painter, Sammy Read. [ca. 192?]