(1): Image of headstone for the three men killed in Estevan, Saskatchewan in 1931 taken on the 50th anniversary of the Estevan Riot in 1981.

(2): Image of a man standing next to a mule pulling a cart with coal from underground Prospect Mine, 2 miles east of old Taylorton. 1936.

(3): Image of M + S coal miner carrying large lumps of coal home from outside of mine.

(4): Image of gathering of all miners in front of Ukrainian hall prior to funeral procession in Bienfait, Saskatchewan. 1931.

(5): Gathering of miners prior to funeral of three miners shot by police on September 29, 1931.

(6): Image of miners gathering for funeral of three strikers on Main Street in Bienfait, Saskatchewan. Ukrainian hall second from left.

(7): Image of shack used by miners to keep warm, close to new Taylorton camp. 1939.

Two images of events following the Regina Riot of 1935 copied from The Regina Daily Star, July 3 and 6, 1935. Images are of rioters penned in at Exhibition Stadium and of a procession of people on the street for the funeral of slain police officer Charles Millar.

(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.

(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.

Photographs depicting scenes from a protest rally organized by the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour (S.F.L.), held on February 2, 1976 in Regina, Saskatchewan. Attended by S.F.L. members and supporters, the rally was held in response to proposed wage controls by the Saskatchewan and federal governments. Images depict the rally held at Exhibition Auditorium, the procession from the exhibition grounds, south on Albert Street, to the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, the rally held on the front steps of the Legislative Building with S.F.L. president George Semeniuk tacking a Workers' Proclamation placard to the front door of the building, and the follow-up rally held at Exhibition Auditorium.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used from 1949 to 1961 by the secretary of the Saskatchewan Peace Council.

The types of records included are correspondence, administrative files, briefs and submissions, membership lists of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly, speeches and transcripts, publicity material (petition forms, posters, announcements, advertisements, and parade float designs), publications and serials, photographs, posters, postcards, pencil drawings, maps, and sound recordings (of Jim (James Gareth) Endicott [1898-1993]).

No series were identified within the fonds.

Tape R-10365 and Tape R-10366 are sound recordings of an address delivered in 1950 by the Very Reverend Hewlett Johnson, the Dean of Canterbury, to an audience in Regina, Saskatchewan on the tension between the East and the West and the importance of working for peace in the world. Tape R-10367 is an undated sound recording of an unidentified member of the Canadian Peace Congress making a statement explaining the Congress's purpose and aims. Tape R-10368 is a sound recording of an address by Dr. James G. Endicott to an audience in Regina, Saskatchewan on the USSR's position on various topics related to world peace.