Minutes, correspondence, lists and miscellaneous records.

(1): Exterior view of Hotel Fort in Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan. 19--

(2): Head and shoulders image of Dick Fordham of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in uniform. 19--

(3): People gathered at Regina Beach. 1926.

(4): Exterior view of the Castle, owned by R. Morency, at Regina Beach. 1973.

(5): View of main street in Regina Beach with Blue Bird Cafe on the left. 1973.

(6): View of Regina Beach Yacht Club and marina with automobiles and train track in foreground. 1973.

(7): Picture postcard of Bishops Court and Cathedral, Indian Head, Saskatchewan. 19--

(8): Exterior view of Our Lady of Assumption Hungarian Catholic Church, four miles south of Esterhazy, Saskatchewan. 1976?

(9): Exterior view of All Saints Anglican Church in Cannington Manor, Saskatchewan with headstones in foreground. 1970.

(10): Exterior view of St. James Roman Catholic Church in Southey, Saskatchewan. 1960.

(11)-(13): Exterior and interior views of St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church in Craven, Saskatchewan. 1973.

(14)-(16): Views of unidentified men with horses and buggies/horse-drawn carts. 19--

(17): Picture postcard of Roman Catholic Mission at Lebret, Saskatchewan published by Warwick Bros. and Rutter, Limited Printers, Toronto, Ontario. 19--

(18): Close-up of the steeple of the Roman Catholic Church in Lebret, Saskatchewan. 1968.

(19): Exterior view of Oblate Father's Seminary in Lebret, Saskatchewan. ca. 1950.

(20): Annual Corpus Christie procession, Lebret, Saskatchewan. ca. 1950.

(21)-(22): Commercial ice fishing operations at Dilke and Long Lake, Saskatchewan. December 1970.

(23): Unidentified men cleaning fish in the Last Mountain Lake Fish Plant at Dilke, Saskatchewan. December 1970.

(24)-(28): Unidentified commercial fishermen catching and loading fish on Last Mountain Lake. December 1964.

(29): Close-up of unidentified First Nations man in costume at Fort Qu'Appelle Winter Festival. ca. 1973.

(30): Five unidentified men and a dog seated on shore of lake in Qu'Appelle Valley. ca. 1900.

(31): Reverend Athol Murray in costume at Lebret Pageant, 1925.

(32): Panoramic view of two unidentified men and two unidentified women on hill overlooking the tuberculosis sanatorium near Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan. Photographer: Gibson Photo. 1917 or after.

An audio interview with Murril Anderson, possibly of Esterhazy, Saskatchewan, conducted by Lorne Gelowitz, a student in Esterhazy, for the Children and Grandparents Oral History Program, initiated by the Saskatchewan Archives Board to celebrate the province's 75th anniversary.

An audio interview with Tena Tollefson (born 1899) of Dubuc, Saskatchewan conducted in Dubuc by Lee McQuitty, a student in Esterhazy, for the Children and Grandparents Oral History Program, initiated by the Saskatchewan Archives Board in 1980 to commemorate Saskatchewan's 75th anniversary. Summaries and release forms are included.

An audio interview with Mabel Ness (born 1895) of Esterhazy, Saskatchewan conducted in Esterhazy by Ninetta Maga, a student in Esterhazy, for the Children and Grandparents Oral History Program, initiated by the Saskatchewan Archives Board to celebrate the province's 75th anniversary. Summary and release form are included.

Mine shaft 12 miles northeast of Esterhazy.

Interviews conducted by Mary Seiferling for the Chapters of Saskatchewan's Spoken History oral history project, an Opportunities for Youth Project conducted by students with financial assistance from the federal government . Brief summaries are available in the Audio transcript file.

Violetta Horne of Regina, Saskatchewan, a teacher born in 1890, recalls her teaching experiences from 1916.

Steve Mario, a farmer born in 1888, recalls his childhood experiences on a farm near Esterhazy, commenting about school, church, harvest, farming methods and entertainment. He speaks of World War I, the Regina Riot in 1935, and his work as a boiler engineer in Regina.

An audio interview with Jennie Freed (born 1909) and John Freed (born 1906) of Dubuc, Saskatchewan conducted in Dubuc by Sean McAlpine, a student in Esterhazy, for the Children and Grandparents Oral History Program, initiated by the Saskatchewan Archives Board to celebrate the province's 75th anniversary. Summaries and release forms are included.

Records created and accumulated by Canon J. Harrison Hill consisting of a fictional story entitled The Last Journey of Alex McRossie; his unpublished, typewritten memoirs entitled Early Memories Unfold; and a document entitled The Origins of the University of Emmanuel College, by Dr. John Archer.

Joseph Harrison Hill was born in England in 1868. He married Annie Louisa James in 1893. They came to Canada in 1903 and settled in Esterhazy. Hill was ordained into the Anglican Church ministry in 1909 and served in numerous communities in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. He resided in Regina from 1921 to 1938, when he retired and moved to Winnipeg, Manitoba. He returned to Regina in 1951 and died in Wolseley, Saskatchewan on February 25, 1953.

Assessment roll and register of Local Improvement District No. 10-A-2. The local improvement district comprised the area in townships 18, 19, 19a and 20 in ranges 1 and 2, west of the second meridian.