A Harvest of Memories. Published by the North Biggar History Book Committee. A history of school districts and their residents in the area north of Biggar, including: Avalon School District No. 4077; Castlewood School District No. 3535; Curthshill School District No. 3048; Elwell School District No. 3354; Fairmount School District No. 725; Gagenville School District No. 4091; Kensmith School District No. 2877; Louvain School District No. 3755; Monarch School District No. 2671; Neola School District No. 3379; Oban School District No. 4733; Twin Hill School District No. 3914; Vanceview School District No. 3089; Whiteshore School District No. 3902; and Wilson Lake School District No. 3305. (2 volumes)

Portrait of Andrew Stewart Shaw, Liberal candidate in the 1948 and 1952 provincial elections for the Biggar constituency.

Bushville Rural Municipality No. 348 assessment ledgers, 1936-1939; 1940-1946; 1947-1948.

Great-Grandmother Wuttunee, two other women, unidentified and a boy, Richard Wuttunee, standing in front of a log house on Red Pheasant Indian Reserve near Biggar.

Memoirs of Shirley Keyes Thompson (1891-1979) entitled, "A Prairie Wife's Tale: Recollections of Farming in Saskatchewan, 1916-1918 [1924]". Mrs. Thompson and her husband, Lewell John Thompson, farmed near Biggar from 1916 to 1924.

Reminiscences of William Craig, who homesteaded near Biggar, Saskatchewan in 1910.

Thirsk School District No. 2878 minutes of Trustees' meetings, 1913-1941.

Through the Years in Thirsk and Adjacent School Districts, Alert and Triumph. Published by the Thirsk Heritage Group. A history of Thirsk School District No. 2878, Alert School District No. 647, and Triumph School District No. 2832.

Tombstone Inscription and Burial Index, R.M. of Glenside, No. 377, compiled by the Biggar Branch of the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society. Includes inventories for: Church of God Cemetery; Crane Creek United Church Cemetery; Emmanuel Evangelical Gemeinde Lutheran Church Cemetery; Lizard Lake Cemetery; Lizard Lake Russian Baptist Cemetery (Old); Lizard Lake Russian Baptist Cemetery (New); St. Bridget Anglican Church Cemetery, Baljennie; St. Michael Ukrainian Orthodox Church Cemetery, Crane Creek; Spinney Hill Cemetery; Spinney Hill Old Cemetery; Stoney Crest Mennonite Cemetery; and private and miscellaneous burials.