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- ALBERTA PROVINCIAL POLICE BARRACKS
These barracks were built for the Royal North West Mounted Police in 1904. - BELLEVUE CAFE
The Bellevue Cafe built in 1917 by Joe Mah became famous as the scene of a shoot¬out between police and train robbers in August of 1920. - BELLEVUE INN
This building was constructed in 1921 by the West Canadian Collieries Company to replace the first Bellevue Hotel which had burned to the ground in the 1917 fire. - BELLEVUE MINE
The Bellevue Mine of West Canadian Collieries went into production in 1904. - BLAIRMORE COURTHOUSE
The Alberta Government had intended this building to serve as a jail, barracks and offices for the local Provincial Police detachment. - BRAZZONI BUILDING
This building is an interesting example of later boomtown front commercial architecture. - CAMERON SCHOOL
This school was built to house Coleman's primary grades in 1919. - COLEMAN FIRE STATION
The Coleman Fire Station was built in 1905 after a fire in June of that year destroyed a block of businesses on the main street. - COLEMAN HIGH SCHOOL/ CROWSNEST MUSEUM
Coleman High School was built in 1936 to alleviate overcrowding in the town's school - COLEMAN JOURNAL BUILDING
Coleman's first newspaper, the Coleman Miner, was published in 1908 under the editor¬ship of H.S. French.