Field of Fame #2

Harley Hotchkiss Park

Field of Fame #2

Harley Hotchkiss Park (Court of Queen’s Bench Parkade)

Our second Field of Fame was unveiled in June 2011 in the Calgary Court Centre Park (since renamed Harley Hotchkiss Park) at 7th Ave. and 4th St. SW, right adjacent to the LRT plaform.

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.

Women

Annie Rolinson Gale (1876 to 1970)

Annie Gale was a British immigrant to Calgary in the early 1900s who dove into community politics to make Calgary a better place to live.

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Business Public Service

Senator Sir James Alexander Lougheed (1854 to 1925)

James Lougheed was an early Calgary pioneer who played a key role in shaping Alberta’s legal and real estate foundations.

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Business Public Service

The Honourable Grant MacEwan, OC, AOE (1902 to 2000)

Grant MacEwan’s early life on the prairies shaped his strong work ethic and entrepreneurial mindset.

Public Service

W.O. Mitchell (1914 to 1998)

W.O. Mitchell was a renowned Canadian storyteller who helped define prairie literature through his iconic novels and radio work.

Public Service Women

Maude Riley (1882 to 1962)

Maude Riley was a pioneering advocate for women and children, helping shape social services and welfare in Alberta.

Business Public Service

Arthur Ryan Smith (1919 to 2008)

Arthur Smith was a decorated veteran and influential Calgary leader who made lasting contributions through public service, business, and community development.

Image Gallery

Harley Hotckisss Park at the Court of Queens Bench Parking lot & 5th Street (westbound) LRT Station