Mr. A. E. Cross

Named for A. E. Cross, a founder of the Calgary Stampede, the house continues to be visited by Mr. /read article ...

Named for A. E. Cross, a founder of the Calgary Stampede, the house continues to be visited by Mr. Cross, and occasionally his wife, even though they've both been dead for years.Manger George Diament claims tha

Named for A. E. Cross, a founder of the Calgary Stampede, the house continues to be visited by Mr. Cross, and occasionally his wife, even though they've both been dead for years.Manger George Diament claims tha
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Named for A. E. Cross, a founder of the Calgary Stampede, the house continues to be visited by Mr. Cross, and occasionally his wife, even though they've both been dead for years.Manger George Diament claims tha

Named for A. E. Cross, a founder of the Calgary Stampede, the house continues to be visited by Mr. Cross, and occasionally his wife, even though they've both been dead for years.

George Lane, owner of the Bar U at Rekisko, Patrick Burns (Later Senator Patrick Burns,) A. E. Cross, President of the Calgary Brewing Co., and the owner of the A7 Ranch at Nanton, and A. J. Mclean.

George Lane, owner of the Bar U at Rekisko, Patrick Burns (Later Senator Patrick Burns,) A. E. Cross, President of the Calgary Brewing Co., and the owner of the A7 Ranch at Nanton, and A. J. Mclean.

Inglewood was also home to A. Ernest Cross - one of the largest individual landowners in the province, founder of the Calgary Brewing and Malting Company, and one of the founders of the Calgary Stampede.