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50°24′28″N 114°17′22″W / 50.407661°N 114.289454°W / 50.407661; -114.289454
| E.P. Ranch | |
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| Town/City | Pekisko |
| Province | Alberta |
| Country | Canada |
| Owner | Bedingfield Family (1884–1919) Edward VIII (1919–1962) Cartwright Family (1962–) |
The E.P. Ranch was a ranch and royal residence in Pekisko, Alberta, that was owned from 1919 to 1962 by Edward VIII. In 1919, Edward, who was then the prince of Wales, made a royal tour of Canada and purchased the ranch during his visit. The purchase was executed by George Lane, who owned the adjacent Bar U Ranch. In 1962, by this time known as the duke of Windsor, he sold the ranch to Jim Cartwright of the D Ranch.
References
- Simon Evans, Prince Charming Goes West: The Story of the E.P. Ranch, (University of Calgary Press, 1993), 23.
- Evans, 196.
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