The 1892 expedition consisted of seven men: A.P. Coleman, brother L.Q. Coleman (a rancher from Morley, Alberta), Louis B. Stewart (professor of Surveying, University of Toronto), Dr. Laird (from Winnipeg), Mr Pruyn (a sportsman interested in shooting big horn sheep and mountain goats), and two Stony Indians; Jimmy Jacob (the Sexton from the Mission church, Morley would guide on the trails), and Mark Two-young-men (a young lad engaged to help with the ponies).
The 1892 expedition did not find the mountain.
Watercolour. A.P. Coleman. Top of Misty Mountain, 1892
Watercolour. A.P. Coleman. Mountain South Side of Clearwater River, n.d.
Drawing / Illustration. A.P. Coleman. Camp 17 Brazeau in Sketchbook 1a 1892, [page 7]
Notebook. A.P. Coleman. Evening. Up the Athabasca. from junction of Sunwapta in Notebook 17 1893(No.4), [page 69]
