Archival Animals: Photos from
the Lougheed Family Album

Lougheed House is a National and Provincial Historic Site and museum in the Beltline. One unique artifact in the historical collections of this sandstone mansion built in 1891 is a family photo album. This album gives us a glimpse into the personal life of the Lougheed family, including time spent in Banff with family and friends. It also features many pets! 

Some photos on display for the first time ever, we're introducing Chips, a beloved family dog, David the regal cat, and Spats the horse, by displaying their photos to the public. 

This exhibit of Lougheed family animal companion photos will be displayed outdoors in the public green space, and viewable during any daylight hours. Pets are also welcome in this green space, continuing this long tradition of animal companions at Lougheed House.