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Artwork of William George Reginald Hobbs

Photographs of paintings done by Dr. William G. Hobbs, a physician, surgeon and artist who resided in Gainsborough, Saskatchewan. The paintings were submitted to the Saskatchewan Olympics and the Arts Selection Committee for an art exhibition at the Olympics in Montreal, Quebec in 1976.

(1): Painting entitled The Journey (part of the Immigration - The Departure series).

(2): Painting entitled The Destination, showing the exterior of a two-storey building with Limerick written on the side. 1975.

(3): Painting entitled The Journey, with railroad tracks in the foreground and grain elevators and other buildings in the background.

(4): Painting entitled Clondesley, a portrait of a young boy with a bird and bird's nest with four blue eggs in it.

(5): Painting entitled England, showing a view out of a open window with a wooden frame. A church steeple is in the background with a tankard and other items in foreground.

(6): Portrait of Britannia Ingrid Hobbs, showing a girl with blond hair and freckles with a black and yellow bird perched on her finger.

(7): Self portrait of Dr. Hobbs at the School of Arts, Fort San, entitled Who Calls? Who Calls?. 1975.

(8): Painting of dilapadated log barn with field in background.

(9): Painting of Gainsborough church in winter with children skating on dug-out in background.

(10)-(11): Surrealist images of flower (iris) with poem. 1975.

Campagne, Lesperance, Sealey and Wheatley families

(1): Image of Elsie Wheatley and Floraine Ching (on left) seated in a buggy. Ching is holding a doll in her right arm. ca. 1933. Elsie Wheatley, daughter of William and Gertie (Wilson) Wheatley, was born on March 8, 1917.

(2): Image of Elsie Shelly (nee Wheatley), bride, and John F. Shelly, groom, with Martha O'Reilly, bridesmaid, and Emile Campagne, best man. They were married on July 5, 1949 in St. Peter's Anglican Church in Scout Lake, Saskatchewan.

(3): Image of Elsie Shelly (nee Wheatley), bride, and Mrs. Myrtle Sealey, at Elsie's wedding on July 5, 1949.

(4): Image of Douglas Sealey standing in front of St. Peter's Anglican Church in Scout Lake, Saskatchewan while he attended the wedding of Elsie and John Wheatley on July 5, 1949. Sealey served as reeve of the Rural Municipality of Willow Bunch No. 42 in the mid 1950s.

(5): Donald Sealey, son of Douglas Sealey, and his wife and child, standing next to St. Peter's Anglican Church in Scout Lake, Saskatchewan while attending the wedding of Elsie and John Wheatley on July 5, 1949.

(6): Image of John Wheatley, who came to Saskatchewan from England and homesteaded in the Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan area in 1910. He is seated on a chair next to a brick building. [1910 or after].

(7): Portrait of Alexis Lesperance Sr., seated on a chair with a nature scene in the background. [1924 or before].

(8): Image of Edmond Lesperance, son of Alexis Lesperance Sr., standing near the entrance on a building with a dog in the background. 1942.

(9): Head and shoulders portrait of Alexis Lesperance Jr., son of Edmond Lesperance.

(10): Image of Louis Campagne seated on a chair.

(11): Image of Dollard Bissonnette, Gerard Bissonnette and Emile Campagne in front of an automobile. [1942 or 1943].

(12): Image of Paul Campagne and his children, Louise and Emile Campagne, standing in front of a Model T touring car. [ca. 1929].

(13): Image of Paul and Marie (Viala) Campagne and their children, Emile and Louise Alice Campagne, standing in front of a Model T car. [ca. 1926].

(14): Image of Emile Campagne seated on the wooden step of a building with a dog in his arms. [ca. 1945].

(15): Exterior view of Paul Campagne's house, west of Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan, where his son, Emile Campagne, was born. An automobile is parked in front of the house. 1926.

(16): View of the Campagne farm in the Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan district with a 1937 Ford automobile parked by a large mound of grain. [1940s].

(17): Group photograph of members of the Credit Union group, possibly in Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan. Emile Campagne is standing in the middle row, fourth from the left. [1950s?]

Groome, Paul F.

  • R-1272.1
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  • 1907-1959

Records created, accumulated and used by Paul F. Groome (1896-1992) of Regina, Saskatchewan as follows: minutes of Rae Street Methodist Church, Regina, Saskatchewan, July 10, 1907 to February 20, 1912; minutes of Sixth Avenue United Church, Regina, April 6, 1936 to October 1, 1951; "minutes of the Young Men's Christian Association of Regina, Saskatchewan covering the period from 1890 to 1959" by Paul F. Groome and related source materials; Institute of Power Engineers decal; Western Canada Firemens' Association convention badge, 1908; and photographs relating mainly to Regina, Saskatchewan and its pioneers (including Harry Hourie, William Wallace Gibson, Zachary M. Hamilton, George Barr and Mrs. George Barr); electric power plants; and the activities and facilities of the YMCA, including its camps, swimming pool; Rae Street Methodist Church; Sixth Avenue United Church; St. John's United Church; Regina Boat Club regattas on Wascana Lake. Groome was employed as an engineer at the Regina Municipal Power Plant from 1929 to 1961.

Groome, Paul F., 1896-1992

Hadden family

(1): Unidentified men standing with threshing equipment on the Hadden farm near Melfort, Saskatchewan. "Hadden Tractors" is written in reverse on the image.

(2): Picture postcard with view of Pleasant Valley, south-west of Melfort, Saskatchewan in 1916. The postcard includes a message written by Edwin Hadden to his wife.

(3): Edwin P. Hadden and Larry Porter in uniform, ca. 1916.

(4): Postcard of an Indian travois photographed and copyrighted by Byron Harmon, Banff, Alberta.

(5): Studio portrait of Edwin P. Hadden in Melfort Chief of Police uniform, 1921.

(6): Edwin P. Hadden and his sister, Christina Hadden, standing in a horse-drawn wagon on the Hadden farm near Melfort, 1915.

(7): O.S. Gunderson demonstrating new tractor and plow for breaking land near Melfort, [1922 or 1928].

(8): Three men standing with tractor and plow, breaking prairie sod on homestead. [1922 or 1928].

(9): Jean Shaw Rathan Aber seated outside with a dog, while visiting Melfort. 1924.

(10): Gunderson demonstrating tractor near Melfort [1922 or 1928].

(11): Christina Hadden and Lillian Jackson seated on the step in front of a house in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

(12): Ina Campbell seated on the railing of a house in Melfort holding a musical instrument. 1920.

(13): Christina (Hadden) McRae and Lillian Jackson seated on the steps of a building, possibly in California.

(14): Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Christina (Hadden) McRae standing in front of a building. ca. 1922.

(15)-(17): Group of men, including Edwin P. Hadden, standing in front of a CNR train in Saskatoon. The photo is captioned C.N.R. Investigation Dept. 1935 Regina Riots. Some of the individuals are identified.

(18): Group photograph of members of Transcona Pipe Band, including James McIntosh, Donald Sutherland and Alex Maclennan. [1930s?].

(19): Group photograph of members of St. Andrews Church Boys Pipe Band, Saskatoon, including Duncan Campbell and John Hadden [1936 or 1937].

According to information provided by the donor, Edwin P. Hadden farmed in the Melfort, Saskatchewan district before enlisting in World War One and serving in France. After the War, he served as Chief of Police in Melfort and in the late 1920s, he joined the police force of the Canadian National Railways (CNR) in Melville. In the late 1930s, he served with the police force in Saskatoon before moving to Calgary, Alberta and enlisting in World War Two.

Hotels in Saskatchewan

Interior and exterior views of the King George Hotel in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, including renovations in 1965 and road signs advertising the King George Motor Hotel, Saskatoon, in 1968; interior and exterior views of the King George Hotel in Melville, Saskatchewan; exterior views of the Blackstone Hotel, Yorkton, Saskatchewan; exterior view of Hotel Windsor (location unknown); interior views of a hotel, possibly in Humboldt, Saskatchewan; apartment building with Business Machines Service vehicle parked in front; unidentified male participants in Travellers curling spiel in Regina, 1950 wearing Melville Curling Club sweaters and Arlington Hotel, Humboldt sweaters; head and shoulders portrait of Stan Wayte; and unidentified male and female entertainers.

Image nos. 59 to 63 are colour postcards depicting Sheraton Cavalier Motor Inn, Saskatoon; King George Motor Hotel, Saskatoon; Saskatoon Boys Pipe Band; Holiday Inn, Regina; and Westward Motor Inn, Regina.

Photographers where indicated are as follows: Saskatchewan Film Board; Government of Saskatchewan, Photo Services Branch; Len Hillyard, Saskatoon; Maurice Milligan, Saskatoon; Delmar Studios, Saskatoon; Gale's Studio, Melville; Brown's Portrait Studio, Melville; and Jessop, Humboldt.

Liberal politicians and events

(1)-(28): Images of Liberal politician David Gordon (Davey) Steuart, including head and shoulders portraits and images of Steuart in his office, talking on the telephone, and attending various events. Photographers include George Reisenauer, Brigdens, and Government of Saskatchewan Photo Services. ca. 1960-1976.

(29): Image of unidentified man speaking at the podium at the 1968 Liberal convention. A caricature of W. Ross Thatcher is in the background.

(30): Image of four unidentified women and one man in campaign office. Saskatchewan Liberal Youth Day and W. Ross Thatcher posters on the wall in the background. [1967?].

(31): Image of W. Ross Thatcher greeting two women while a group of men and women look on.

(32)-(34): Images of an unidentified reporter interviewing protesters. Date and location unknown.

(35): Image of unidentified children and adults gathered around the rotunda in the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Regina.

(36): Image of two unidentified men seated in/standing next to a caterpillar in a treed area. Photographer: Morris Studios and Camera Center, Moosomin, Saskatchewan.

(37): Image of Eugene Whelan, Ralph Goodale and two other unidentified men sitting at a table. Photographer: Jean-Marc Carisse, National Liberal Caucus Research Bureau.

(38)-(39): Image of Ralph Goodale and Tony Abbott looking over documents.

(40): Image of four men, including Ralph Goodale and Bryce Mackasey, standing together with a poster of Pierre E. Trudeau and a Canadian flag in the background.

(41): Image of Joseph Clifford (Cliff) McIsaac seated at a desk, holding a telephone in his right hand.

(42): Image of Otto Lang, Donn Walsh, and Ted Malone standing together. Donn Walsh is wearing an Al Zabinsky campaign sticker on his lapel.

(43)-(44): Image of Gordon Burton Grant looking over fishing tackle with two unidentified boys.

(45): Image of unidentified man holding a stick in the water while an unidentified girl seated next to him looks on. Photographer: West's Studio, Regina.

(46): Image of unidentified men and women gathered at a Liberal event at the Kiwanis Club in Uranium City, Saskatchewan. D.G. Steuart is standing above the female guitar player.

(47): Image of young people gathered at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina listening to an unidentified man. 1972.

(48): Image of the Young Girls' Choir performing at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina. A large floral centerpiece in foreground. 1972.

McAra family

(1): Unidentified men standing on raised platform at the laying of the cornerstone for the new City Hall in Regina, 1906. Peter McAra Jr., Mayor of Regina, possibly in photograph.

(2): Peter McAra Jr. and family outside of house at Broad Street and 13th Avenue, Regina, Saskatchewan.

(3): Head and shoulders portrait of Peter McAra Sr. [1915 or before].

(4)-(8): Images taken during the visit of the Prince of Wales to Regina, Saskatchewan on October 4, 1919. Includes images of the Prince of Wales inspecting the nurses, giving a royal salute at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, and passing under the Arch en route to the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. Images taken by Kilroe, Regina.

(9): Portrait of two children identified as Auntie Bell and Uncle Fred. Photographer: Rossie, Regina.

(10): Portrait of Edna McAra. [1902 or after].

(11): Group of fifteen men, including Peter McAra Jr., and one woman standing next to a tent during the sod turning for the Regina waterworks.

(12): Portrait of unidentified woman in wedding dress holding a large bouquet of flowers. Photographer: W.L. West, Regina.

(13): Head and shoulders portrait of Edna McAra, daughter of Peter McAra Jr.. Photographer: Johnson Bros., Regina, Saskatchewan. [1902 or after].

(14): Exterior, side view of house at 2013 Victoria Avenue, Regina. The house was built around 1885 by Mr. Justice Richardson.

(15): Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, possibly the parents of Amanda Jane (Wallace) McAra, outside of a two-storey house in Moosomin, Saskatchewan.

Photographs and employment charters relating to Archibald McDonald

Images accumulated and used by Archibald McDonald (1836-1915), the last Chief Factor for the Hudson's Bay Company in Fort Qu'Appelle.

(1): Exterior view of the Hudson's Bay Company store in Fort Qu'Appelle with seven unidentified men, one dog and one child in front of the store.

(2): Portrait of Archibald McDonald seated in a chair with his legs crossed. Photographer: Maull & Company, London, United Kingdom.

(3): Portrait of Archibald McDonald by Gauvin Gentzel & Company of Winnipeg. McDonald's signature is below the portrait.

(4): Exterior view of Fort Garry.

(5): Composite photograph of Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) Commissioned Officers, 1872-1881. Key to picture is included.

(6): Group of unidentified men in room with door in background and furs on floor in front. American Art Gallery, Winnipeg stamped on back.

(7): Group of unidentified men outside the original Fort Garry gate.

(8): Photographic copy of a sketch of Fort Qu'Appelle by Neison, 1877.

GM-DA-6: Watercolour painting of Fort Qu'Appelle by F.W. Lee, October 1899.

TR-205 to TR-206: Charters issued to Archibald McDonald by the Hudson's Bay Company relating to his employment as chief trader and factor dated April 9, 1872 and May 31, 1873.

Photographs collected by Government House, Regina

(1): Daniel Brown standing in a garden holding a pipe to his mouth with his left hand.
(2): Daniel Brown and an unidentified woman and man standing outside a residence.
(3): Head and shoulders portrait of Daniel Brown taken by Rossie, Regina. [1904 or after].
(4): Exterior view of Government House, Battleford. [copied 1992, originally created 1877].
(5): Portrait of Mrs. Joseph Royal [copied 1992, originally created ca. 1890].
(6): Exterior view of the residence of Thomas Brown, known as "Wascana Lodge", on Dewdney Avenue in Regina. Thomas Brown is standing with his son, Edgar Brown, while Mrs. Brown is standing on the veranda holding an umbrella, 1887.
(7): Members of the crew of the RCSCC Impregnable ferrying Lieutenant Governor F. W. Johnson to shore from Willow Island during the sunset ceremony on June 3, 1985. Photograph taken by Don Healy of the Leader-Post, Regina.
(8): Lieutenant Governor F. W. Johnson and his wife, Mrs. Johnson, standing in the drawing room at Government House on the occasion of the World Parliamentary Association Dinner in 1985.
(9): Group photographs of members of a band in Regina, Saskatchewan that played in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1906 at the Exhibition. Image taken by Steele Co. Limited, Winnipeg and Calgary. Some of the band members are identified, as follows: George Watt; George Dempster; and Charles Williamson.
(10): Unidentified men, women and children gathered at the blessing (consecration) of the shrine at Lebret, Saskatchewan, July 1, 1919.
(11): Unidentified men, women and children seated on the grass in front of the church with the convent and shrine in the background in Lebret, Saskatchewan. [1926 or before].
(12): Group photograph of judges of the Supreme Court of the North-West Territories and other associated individuals as follows: Sheriff Benson; Judge Wetmore; Judge Macleod; Judge Richardson; Judge Rouleau; Judge McGuire; and registrar Mr. Watson, 1891.
(13): Group photograph of attendees at the First Biennial Meeting of the Governor-General of Canada and Lieutenant-Governors in Ottawa, Ontario, November 1973. Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Stephen Worobetz is standing in the back row, first on the left. Image taken by John Evans Photography Ltd., Ottawa.

Rossie's Studio

Photographs collected by Gwen Norelius

Miscellaneous collection of photographs including image of Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Co. Limited, Local 123 elevator; two unidentified women and a man seated in an automobile; portrait of John and Lena Treking of Hollis; portrait of Gertie Jeordoe of Hollis; exterior view of a house, possibly belonging to Mrs. Cochran; a harvesting outfit; an infant named Phyllis Ray Hunsuign; a man in Western wear standing next to a horse; a portrait of Nora Snyder; a colour postcard of Second Avenue, Saskatoon sent to Miss Ada Norelius of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan; and two postcards sent to Chester Norelius of Ratner, Saskatchewan.

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