T.C. Douglas, Mrs. Irma Douglas, and Bill Surdia on the 10th anniversary of T.C. Douglas' election as Permier.

Views of 4-H Club members in the Hotel Saskatchewan, with Premier T. C. Douglas, and in various areas of the Legislative Building.

Thesis entitled, A Government and Health Care: The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation in Saskatchewan, 1944-1964, submitted by Duane John Mombourquette to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in History, Faculty of Arts, University of Regina.

Official opening of aggregate plant. T.C. Douglas is talking with Mr. Haer, manager of the plant.

The "Cardinals" baseball team of Lashburn wearing team jackets and standing around a table at a banquet honouring them as the Provincial Babe Ruth Baseball League champions. The head table with T.C. Douglas as speaker.

Publication entitled The Dirty Thirties in Prairie Canada, consisting of papers presented at the 11th Western Canada Studies Conference at the University of Calgary in Calgary, Alberta. Edited by R.D. Francis and H. Ganzevoort, the publication is Number 26 in the B.C. Geographical Series published by Tantalus Research Limited. Includes personal reminiscences of Tommy Douglas entitled The Highlights of the Dirty Thirties.

Publication entitled The New Provinces: Alberta and Saskatchewan, 1905-1980, consisting of papers presented at the 12th Western Canada Studies Conference in February 1980 at the University of Calgary in Calgary, Alberta. Edited by Howard Palmer and Donald Smith, the publication is Number 30 in the B.C. Geographical Series published by Tantalus Research Limited. Includes contributions by various members of the Department of History at the University of Regina.

Original and photocopied records including addresses, manuscripts and published articles by Mrs. Ruth Buck; family papers; files relating to individuals, schools and universities; pamphlets and clippings.

Cabinet members at Matador Co-operative Farm. Tom Johnston, Tommy Douglas, Isidore C. Nollet, L.F. McIntosh, J.S. Sturdy.

Calvary Baptist Church, where Rev. T.C. Douglas preached. 35 Coteau St., Weyburn.

Saskatchewan Premier T.C. Douglas speaking at the Canadian Welfare Council Meeting at the Saskatchewan Hotel.