Scottish-born Alexander Galbraith (1853-1928) was an early educator at agricultural schools. Galbraith emigrated from Scotland to the United States in 1883. There, he formed a partnership with his three brothers and became an importer and breeder of Clydesdale, Suffolk and Shire horses. After the firm's collapse in 1893, Galbraith went to work as a lecturer at the Farmers' Institute at the University of Wisconsin. In 1901 he moved to Manitoba and in 1915 to Edmonton. In Edmonton, he became the provincial superintendent of fairs and institutes and was a lecturer at agricultural schools in the province.

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Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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