Centrium Place

Field of Fame #3

Field of Fame #3

Centrium Place, Plus 15 Level

Field of Fame Three, originally located in the downtown Hyatt Regency’s lobby, in 2021 was relocated to Centrium Place, just one block north of the 3rd Street LRT Station, the Devonian Gardens, and The Core Shopping Centre. Drop by and visit Field of Fame Three’s new location!

Our Champions

A brief introduction explaining how this individual made a lasting impact on Alberta and why they are featured in our Fields of Fame.

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Mary Dover (1905 to 1994)

Mary Dover (1905 to 1994) was a dynamic and distinguished Calgarian, particularly known for her work with the military during World War II.
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Bob Edwards (1860 to 1922)

Robert Chambers Edwards was born on February 17, 1861 into a family of privilege in Scotland but was orphaned as a youth.
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Father Albert Lacombe, OMI (1827 to 1916)

Father Albert Lacombe was a very dedicated missionary with a great sense of adventure who brought the Christian message to Western Canada for over 65 years.
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The Honourable Ernest C. Manning (1908 to 1996)

Ernest Mannng was a co-founder of the Social Credit party, and after Abderhardt died, he became leader and premier.through the Leduc discovery until 1968.
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Frederick C Mannix (1913 to 1995)

Frederick Charles Mannix was born on October 21, 1913 in Edmonton, Alberta.
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Nellie McClung (1873 to 1951)

Nellie McClung is one of the most famous women’s rights activists in Canadian history.