Jasper National Park Wardens

PA 46-4 Lewis Swift, Jasper’s first game guardian. 1910
PA 54-13 Charlie Matheson in front of the Brazeau cabin. [ca. 1935]
PA 1-6 Bob Jones and George Camp fording the Big Smoky River. [ca. 1940]
000.34.145 Willi Pfisterer and Toni Klettl work with an avalanche gun at Marmot Basin. [1963]
2023.35.51 Al Stendie, Bob Barker and Brian Wallace working with a big horn sheep. [ca. 1975]
2023.35.387 Bette Beswick in the Tonquin Valley. [ca.1978]
2016.78.19 Marv Miller and Dave Norcross working in the avalanche hut at Marmot Basin. [1980]
2022.60.381 Jim Suttill and Murray Hindle working on Roche Bonhomme fire. 1985
2022.60.427 Rick Ralf and Wes Bradford putting an ear tag in a tranquilized black bear. 1985
2022.60.503 Frank Staples and John Niddrie practice pulling Al Stendie and Gord Anderson out of the Athabasca River. 1985
2022.60.448 Alfie Burstrom with Bosko, his search and rescue dog. 1985
2022.60.555 Terry Willis, Trish Tremblay, Mike Dillon, Bob Hansen, Frank Staples, Joe Buker and Gerry Israelson on the Columbia Icefield. 1985
2025.16.151 Dave Carnell, Nora Manners, John Taylor and Ivan Phillips on Jeffery Creek. 1990
2025.16.148 Rod Wallace and Gord Antoniuk unload a ski-doo to travel into Fiddle Pass. 1991
2022.60.885  Jasper National Park wardens in front of the superintendent’s residence. [ca. 1995]

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