This fonds consists of glass plate negatives created by Peter Bloudoff of the Arran, Saskatchewan district, approximately between 1910 and 1922. Subjects of Bloudoff's images include residents of the Arran district, Doukhobor families, and students and teachers of Racing Lake School District No. 2206 near Arran.

The fonds also consists of digital images of photographs originally accumulated by William Bloudoff Jr., nephew of Peter Bloudoff, of Pelly, Saskatchewan and later acquired and scanned by Robert Barrow of Winnipeg, Manitoba. The photographs, taken approximately between 1900 and 1955, primarily depict members of the Bloudoff family and other Doukhobors in the Pelly district.

As well, the fonds consists of records created and compiled by Robert Barrow. Records created by Barrow include photographs, sound recordings and video of interviews with William Bloudoff Jr. and Fred Bloudoff, son of Peter Bloudoff, conducted in 1992 and 1993, as well as photographs of a community home building on the site of the former Doukhobor village at Uspenie (alt. sp. Oospennie) near Arran, Saskatchewan. Records compiled by Barrow include correspondence pertaining to Peter Bloudoff's employment, land grant and title certificates issued to Peter and Fred Bloudoff, and research files pertaining to the subject matter of the Peter Bloudoff negatives.

No series have been identified in this fonds.

Images of unidentified Doukhobors at a picnic in the Porcupine School District near Arran, Saskatchewan; Doukhobor women playing ball near a Doukhobor house in the Sopoff Post Office area; and Doukhobor women ready to run in a foot race, Porcupine School District, Sopoff Post Office, near Arran. All images were taken by George Riches, a teacher at Porcupine School.

Hay-rack drawn by team in middle distance, view of park-belt countryside from "Thunder Hill", north of Arran. 1950?

I. Prokopczuk family and farm in the Arran district

Glass plate negatives created by Peter Bloudoff ca. 1910 to 1922 as an amateur photographer residing in the Arran, Saskatchewan district. (1) to (2) Teacher and students at Racing Lake School District No. 2206 near Arran, ca. 1918; (3) to (4) Students and families at Racing Lake School District No. 2206, ca. 1918; (5) Unidentified Doukhobor family group, Kamenka village near Arran, ca. 1910; (6) Unidentified Doukhobor couple, Kamenka village, ca. 1910; (7) Unidentified group, Arran, ca. 1915; (8) Unidentified Doukhobor children, near Arran, ca. 1912; (9) Alec Antifaev (blacksmith) and William Bloudoff Sr. in front of Pool Hall, Arran, ca. 1911; (10) Unidentified family group, near Arran, ca. 1912; (11) Unidentified Doukhobor woman and children, near Arran, ca. 1912; (12) North-West Mounted Police Officer Knowles, Joe Copin and Colin Pritchard, Arran, 1913; (13) and (14) Unidentified Doukhobor family, Kamenka village, ca. 1910; (15) Doukhobor community home, likely near Arran, ca. 1912; (16) Unidentified Aboriginal men and boys, near Arran, ca. 1918; (17) L to R: Unidentified, Polly Petapoff, Unidentified and Tanya Bloudoff (daughter of William Bloudoff Sr.) near Arran, ca. 1915; (18) Unidentified group, near Arran, ca. 1913; (19) Mclean family, Back Row, L to R: Allan, Cassie, Charlie, Maggie and Stan. Middle Row: Tena, John (father), Mary (mother) and Alex. Front Row: Lily, Calvin, Ross and Elsie. near Arran, ca. 1914; (20) to (21) Unidentified children, near Arran, ca. 1912; (22) Asafat and Dokiya Chorneyko (seated) and family, Arran, ca. 1918; (23) Asafat and Dokiya Chorneyko, Arran, ca. 1918; (24) George Bloudoff (Bloudoff's son) and unidentified girl, Arran, ca. 1912; (25) Fred Bloudoff (Bloudoff's son), Arran, ca. 1922; (26) William Bloudoff Jr. (Bloudoff's nephew) and George Bloudoff, Arran, ca. 1914; (27) Mike Bloudoff (Bloudoff's son) and unidentified girls, Arran, ca. 1915; (28) Unidentified family, near Arran, ca. 1915; (29) Unidentified men, near Arran, ca. 1922; (30) Unidentified couple, near Arran, ca. 1915; (31) Unidentified boys, near Arran, ca. 1918; (32) L to R: John, Alec and Fanny (Veregin) Bloudoff, near Arran, ca. 1918; (33) Henry and Elizabeth (Fritzler) Erlich, Arran, ca. 1915; (34) Unidentified Doukhobor woman and children in front of community home near Arran, ca. 1910; (35) Unidentified Doukhobor woman and children in front of community home near Arran, ca. 1910; (36) Unidentified couple, near Arran, ca. 1915; (37) Unidentified girl in front of Billiard parlour, Arran, ca. 1915; (38) Unidentified woman and child, near Arran, ca. 1912; (39) Unidentified man, near Arran, ca. 1915; (40) Unidentified men in photographer's studio, Arran, ca. 1918; (41) Unidentified couple in studio, Arran, ca. 1918; (42) Unidentified man in studio, Arran, ca. 1918; (43) Unidentified men, probably forest workers, in studio, Arran, ca. 1918; (44) Unidentified men in studio, Arran, ca. 1918; (45) Unidentified man in studio, Arran, ca. 1918; (46) Unidentified men with Deering binder, near Arran, ca. 1918; (47) Unidentified men and women with horses, near Arran, ca. 1915; (48) L to R: Norm Campbell, William Bloudoff Sr. and Lou Campbell in buggy, Arran, ca. 1910; (49) Road crew with grader, near Arran, ca. 1922; (50) Joe Copin and unidentified man at road construction site, near Arran, ca. 1922; (51) Road crew in front of tent, near Arran, ca. 1922; (52) Road crew in front of tent, near Arran, ca. 1922; (53) Unidentified man on bridge, near Arran, ca. 1915; (54) Mourning portrait of girl. near Arran, ca. 1910; (55) Unidentified man, Arran, ca. 1918.

The J. Kalenczuk family outside their farm home near Arran.

Typewritten draft of document compiled by Gertrude Telford relating to the villages of Pelly and Arran, Saskatchewan and surrounding district. Chapter titles are as follows: Purely Historic; Land; The People; Occupations, Housing, Etc.; Roads; Markets; Social Centres; Schools; Religion; Art; Health; Attitude to Law; and Conclusion.