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Historical Calling Lake
Welcome to the Calling Lake “house of history” – the online gathering place for information and insights about the history of this northern Alberta community. Here you can explore why this lakeside outpost came to be, who it attracted from all directions and how the resulting mix of Treaty and Métis peoples, settlers and cabin owners made a home here, becoming Canadians of the North.
Click on History to enter the heart of this heritage home. Here you will find entire suites of rooms devoted to key aspects of our past. With help from people connected to Calling Lake as well as friends further afield, each room can become a treasure chest for anyone wishing to understand more about where we’ve come from – and where the community could go. You can also explore our past by visiting the Historical Centre in the heart of Calling Lake, and by reading heritage signs throughout the community.
Every person in Calling Lake holds stories and objects that, like puzzle pieces, help fill in our image of the community we are today. To share your memories, offer suggestion or support this work in any other way, please contact the Calling Lake history team.
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We are seeking financial and in-kind support from like-minded individuals, organizations and industries, especially those with ties to Calling Lake.
Contact the history committee for any questions: callinglakehistory@gmail.com, 780-719-9949 (Kathy), 780-289-8615 (Wilf)












