214 entries match your criteria. Entries 201 through 214 are listed. ⊲ Previous 100 Historical Markers and War Memorials in Alberta By Duane Hall, August 18, 2010 Western Canada's 1st Producing Oil Well Marker GEOGRAPHIC SORTTitle SortMarker Number SortMarker Number Sort NMarker Number Sort TPublication Order Sort Publication Order Sort AErected Year SortMost Viewed SortMost Recent-Interest SortMost Recently Changed SortSEE FAQ #33 FOR DESCRIPTIONS 201 ► Alberta, Waterton Lakes National Park, Waterton — Western Canada's 1st Producing Oil Well — 1er Puits De Pétrole Producteur de L'ouest Canadien — 202 ► Alberta, Waterton Lakes National Park, Waterton Park — Oil & Architecture — Pétrole et Architecture — 203 ► Alberta, Waterton Lakes National Park, Waterton Park — Waterton — 204 ► Alberta, Wetaskiwin County, Millet — Calgary and Edmonton Railway — Alberta's History — 205 ► Alberta, Wetaskiwin County, Wetaskiwin — Railway Station — Historic Downtown Wetaskiwin — 206 ► Alberta, Wetaskiwin County, Wetaskiwin — Wetaskiwin Court House/La Palais de Justice de Wetaskiwin — 207 ► Alberta, Wetaskiwin County, Wetaskiwin — Wetaskiwin Post Office — Historic Downtown Wetaskiwin — 208 ► Alberta, Wetaskiwin County, Wetaskiwin — Wetaskiwin Water Tower — Canada's Oldest Working Water Tower — Continually serving its community for more than 100 years — Paid Advertisement 209 ► Alberta, Wheatland County, Gleichen — Gleichen's Count Albert Gleichen — 1863-1937 — 210 ► Alberta, Willow Creek District, Claresholm — Claresholm Train Station — 1911 — 211 ► Alberta, Willow Creek District, Fort Macleod — MacKenzie Bridge — 212 ► Alberta, Willow Creek District, Fort Macleod — Territorial Court House/L’ancien palais de justice — 213 ► Alberta, Wood Buffalo, Fort McMurray — Methye Portage — 214 ► Alberta, Yellowhead County, Pocahontas — Yellowhead / Tête Jaune — Alberta's History — 214 entries matched your criteria. Entries 201 through 214 are listed above. ⊲ Previous 100
