Photographs taken by Marie-Louise Perron at Fete fransaskoise, held from August 3 to 6, 1990 at Little Red River Park, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Includes images of hot air balloon; the Northern Nations Indian Dancers performing the fancy dance, crow hop and All Nations dance; children jumping on a trampoline; Richard Marcotte, regional director for Radio-Canada, in the dunk tank; a man performing with a guitar for children; and Groupe Kenler/Freres Marchildon performing in concert. Gary Kenler played the guitar while Francis and Michel Marchildon sang.

Photographs relating to Gail Grant (born Edith Grant) her parents, William (Will) and Mary Grant, her childhood in Regina, Saskatchewan and activities as a dancer. Included is an image of a barn on Will Grant's farm near Tregarva, Saskatchewan under construction; exterior views of the house at 2222 Osler Street, Regina, where the Grant family resided. Included is a scrapbook with clippings and photographs relating to Grant's activities as the winner of the Miss Regina Bathing Beauty Contest sponsored by the Capitol Theatre in Regina, Saskatchewan in 1927.

Photographers where indicated were as follows: Capitol Studio, Regina; and W.L. West, Regina.

(1)-(171): Scrapbook consisting mainly of photographs of Stony Acres, the fieldstone house and acreage 12 miles west of Regina, Saskatchewan owned by Jean O. Allison (1909-2003). Scrapbook includes interior and exterior views of the house, the antiques, the yard in various seasons, and animals, including horses and dogs; photographs of social events; exterior views of City of Regina Health Department, Walton Health Centre; articles regarding Maureen Forrester; an obituary/eulogy for Reg Hawe, 1993; bulletins dated October 13, 1963 and December 8, 1968 for Lakeview United Church in Regina with references to the Allison family; and obituaries for Maxwell (Max) Bruce Cody, John E. Allison, and Mrs. Mary Adeline Allison.

(172)-(181): Postcards originally stored loose in the scrapbook relating to the Saskatchewan Legislative Building (captioned Night Lights) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

(182): Aerial view of Stony Acres taken by Heenan, 1979.