Exterior views of the Diefenbaker Homestead historic site, located within Wascana Centre at Regina. The images were taken prior to the removal of the shutters from the building.

Film Report: Contains footage of the official opening ceremony of the Diefenbaker homestead which has been moved to a site in Regina. John Diefenbaker is in attendance and Premier Ross Thatcher addresses the audience. By: DSR

Interview: Contains scenes of John George Diefenbaker speaking on freight rates and grain prices for Saskatchewan farmers. By: ?

News: John Diefenbaker 1979: (1) Singing O Canada. (2) Speech outakes. (3) Being funny. (4) Various faces of Dief. (5) With wife Olive. (6) Harry Houghton on John Diefenbaker. John Diefenbaker 1978: (7) At his birthplace? John Diefenbaker 1977: (8) On unknown subject. (9) With reporter Janice Aubrey (silent). (10) On the Liberal Government. (11) On the possibility of an election. (12) on unknown issue. (13) On northern development. (14) Speaking at convocation ceremony.

Exterior views of Diefenbaker Homestead, at its location within Wascana Centre at Regina. The homestead buildings, the childhood home of Rt. Hon. John George Diefenbaker, were relocated from the Borden district to Wascana Centre and restored by the Government of Saskatchewan as a Canada Centennial project in 1967.

Item component is an article by Patrick Kyba that appears in volume 44, issue 3 of Saskatchewan History beginning on page 103.

Inauguration of the construction of the dam on the South Saskatchewan River. Prime Minister J.G. Diefenbaker, Mrs. Olive Diefenbaker and Chief Little Crow.

Indians at funeral for J. Diefenbaker.

John Diefenbaker addressing the 84th Annual Meeting. Orris Keehr, left, and Lt. Gov. Stephen Worobetz, Mayor Harry Walker and Les Donnelly, right.

John Diefenbaker speaking to Premier Ross Thatcher and another man.