Collection of audio interviews with 21 long-time residents of Yorkton, Saskatchewan and surrounding area. Interviewees discuss their family history and describe Yorkton during its early years. Interviews were conducted by Frank Clarke; M.A. Cooper; Sonja Kuziak; Milford Switzer; and S. Thompson.

Interviewees are as follows:
Alice Anderson, Yorkton - Tape R-9062
Walter Baines, Yorkton - Tape R-9063, Tape R-9064
William Blommaert, Yorkton - Tape R-9065, Tape R-9066
Henry Chilman, Yorkton - Tape R-8189
Neil Cowan, Rokeby - Tape R-8190
A.K. Croll, Yorkton - Tape R-9067
Helen Erratt, Saltcoats - Tape R-9558
John Lowes, Tonkin - Tape R-8191
Banny MacDonald, Yorkton - Tape R-8192
Donald McCann, Orcadia - Tape R-8193
Lottie Meekma, Yorkton - Tape R-8194
George Morris, Yorkton - Tape R-9559 to Tape R-9560
John Anton Popoff, Yorkton - Tape R-8195 to Tape R-8196
David Propp, Yorkton - Tape R-9561
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rooke, Saltcoats - Tape R-9563
Arthur Russell, Waldron - Tape R-9068
Mable Shanks, Saltcoats - Tape R-9563
L.M. Switzer, Yorkton - Tape R-8197; Tape R-8198; Tape R-8199; Tape R-8200
Anne Vander Meulen, Yorkton - Tape R-8201
Mr. and Mrs. William Wiseman, Waldron - Tape R-8202
Florence Wotherspoon, Saskatoon - Tape R-9069; Tape R-9070; Tape R-9071

Publication entitled, Writing Yesterday: Living History. Published by the Regina Public Library in Regina, Saskatchewan. Publication contains the written life stories of five participants in the Living History Project sponsored by the Regina Public Library and New Horizons. The participants were Ardath Bitney; Glenndoris Haggman; George Hamilton; Grace Motion; and Smelia Joorisity.

Local history of Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan compiled by students of Willow Bunch School to commemorate Saskatchewan's Golden Jubilee in 1955. Includes photographs of buildings including Co-op store, theatre, hospital, school, convent school, and livery/garage. Includes genealogical information in French language relating to Metis families, including those with the following surnames: McGillis; Chartrand; Gosselin; Pelletier; Short; Larocque; Guillaume; Lacerte; Faillant; Caplette; and Gaudry. Includes information on Bonneau family.

Introduction and index to family members in Widdess-Widdis Photobiography: A Brief Sketch of the Widdess-Widdis Family, Covering Roughly a Period of One Hundred and Fifty Years in Canada and the United States.

The complete family history is available on microfilm Micro. R-2.84.

Copy of Warnke family history consisting of information on Coat of Arms; short form history and full history of the George and Agnes (Diemert) Warnke family of the Lewvan, Saskatchewan district written by Rita (Warnke) Luttermding of Armstrong, British Columbia in March 1987; history written by George Warnke on February 21, 1988; history written by Ivo Jerome (Jerry) Warnke in June 1988; brief history of the George A. and Elizabeth (Reinhardt) Warnke family of the Bechard and Sedley, Saskatchewan districts; and history of Viator Joseph Warnke.

Unpublished document entitled Violette Memoirs, 1910-1964, consisting of a history of Violette School District No. 1819. Includes list of teachers and trustees; information on Violette School, which was located in the Balcarres, Saskatchewan district; class photographs, including copies of 1921 and 1964 class photographs; reminiscences of Audrey Hurford, Philip Klisowsky, and John Walker; brief history compiled by David Stephens, great-grandson of Arthur Newstead; and geneaological information on various families in the district, as follows: Blayone; Davies; Deak; de Jong; Dockray; Dodds; Douglas; Earl; Elder; McClintock; Elliot; Engel; Godkin; Gurski; Hastie; Hanaback; Hurford; Hyndman; Kollman; Krafchuk; Leeper; Lindsay; Smellie; Lucyk; Meikle; MacQuarrie; Miles; Monteith; McVicker; McKay; McLellan; McLaren; Sinclair; Newstead; Poile; Robinson; Reed; Robson; Robertson; Sweet; Sharp; Stephens; and Sanders.

Reminiscences of James Clinkskill (1853-1936), a pioneer merchant in Battleford and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and a Member of the Legislative Assembly of the North-West Territores from 1888 to 1898 and 1902 to 1905. The reminiscences cover the period 1881 to 1912.

Reminiscences of Blazius (Ben) Baich of Regina, Saskatchewan entitled 50th anniversary from 1910 to 1960, compiled in 1962. Baich was born in Austria in 1885 and came to Canada in 1915. He settled briefly in Humboldt, Saskatchewan before homesteading in the St. Brieux district. He later resided in Weekes and Regina, where he died in 1966.

Document entitled The Beginning of Molewood as Remembered in Saskatchewan's Jubilee Year, compiled by H.C. Parkhouse, 1955.

Issue of The Heward Chronicle, Heward, Saskatchewan dated September 30, 1909.

Local history of Pense, Saskatchewan compiled by the Pense Homemakers' Club.

Document entitled The Joseph Liggett Family, written by Bessie Liggett Hoar in 1955. The Liggett family farmed near Indian Head, Saskatchewan. Includes a family tree.

Part two of the diary of George Weldon which includes a synopsis of the work of Alfred Von Lindeburgh in service of the government, 1874-1922 and diary of Joseph Liggett regarding the Weldon and Liggett families of Indian Head and Grenfell, Saskatchewan districts.

Diary kept by Constable D.H. Minor while he was a member of the Bengough Saddle Horse Patrol Detachment, F Division, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), June 11 to November 13, 1938. The diary includes weather conditions and temperatures, etc. and names of people visited, etc.).

Pamphlet issued by the William Pearson Company Limited entitled The Last Mountain Valley, Saskatchewan, Canada. 1913?. 40 pages.

Document entitled A History of the Family of George Riebel, compiled by Etta Riebel Cluley and Leonard E. Cluley, 1963. 39 p.

Genealogical information relating to the Schnitzler family, including Michael Schnitzler. 1 p.

Scrapbook compiled by W. Norman McGillivray consisting of newspaper clippings and photographs relating to the Saskatchewan School Trustees Association; Canadian School Trustees Association; Saskatchewan Municipal Advisory Commission, etc. 1946-1969.

Document entitled Une Paroisse d'Avenir, Lafleche, Saskatchewan, compiled by A. Benoit, president of la compagnie Canadienne de colonization. 1916. 17 p.

Document entitled La Saskatchewan, compiled by L.P. Gravel, missionary and employee of the Bureau of Colonisation of the federal government. 54 p.

Document entitled Royal North-West Mounted Police (NWMP): A Corps History, compiled by Captain Ernest J. Chambers, Corps of Guides.

Records of the Saskatchewan Executive Council, Chief Electoral Office consisting of constituency maps showing polling divisions for 1960, 1964, 1967 and 1971.

Records created, accumulated and used by various organizations. Includes records collected by Opportunities for Youth Group in 1974.

Minutes of meetings of the Women's Missionary Society in Edgeley, Saskatchewan, February 11, 1909 to June 14, 1916.

Minutes of meetings of the Women's Association in Edgeley, Saskatchewan, October 1928 to February 5, 1936.

Minutes of meetings of Edgeley Ladies' Aid Society, Women's Auxiliary, United Church, 1936 to 1944 and 1948 to 1967.

Minutes of meetings of the Board of the United Church in Fleming, Saskatchewan, 1925-1942.

Register of the United Church in Fleming, Saskatchewan relating to baptisms, marriages and burials, 1904-1947.

Register of members of United Church in Fleming, Saskatchewan, 1925 to 1932 and 1960.

Minutes of the Trinity Lutheran Church in Middle Lake, Saskatchewan, January 1908 to 1940 (German language).

Constitution and rules of Trinity Lutheran Church in Middle Lake, Saskatchewan.

Records relating to Rockglen, Saskatchewan and district collected by the Opportunites for Youth Group in the summer of 1974 to compiled a local history of the Rockglen district. Includes local history of Rockglen and district; Grand Valley cemetery list; histories of various school districts; and personal reminiscences of various individuals, including Wilf L. Lenius; James Cathcart; Mr. and Mrs. Anton Anderson; Neils Gording; Mrs. Lillian Hutchinson; Sydney Grant; Charlie Haenel; Mrs. W. Kampf; Fred McCutcheon; Robert J. McGowan; Mrs. Anna Miller; Mrs. Barbara Osbourne; Mrs. Bertha Rouse; John Shaw; Mrs. J. Spies; Ena Sproule; Jean Thon; Charlie Yost Sr., Ernest Schafer; Mrs. Margaret Sheltgen; Mrs. Mary Hostin; Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher; Elvin T. Edwards; Ragnhild Derosier; Mrs. Bellinger; Walter Farnham; Arthur Brown; Mrs. Annie Belbeck; and Mrs. Gladys Oakes. Includes references to Borderland School District No. 4018; Boundary School District No. 4586; Coleman School District No. 4777; Creek School District No. 4887; Grant Butte School District No. 4353, Table Butte/Kildeer School District No. 3640, Kanten School District No. 1206, Joeville; Little Woody; Bannerman School District No. 4387; Aryton School District No. 4243; Scout Lake School District No. 3604; Hope Valley School District No. 5116; Shanty School; Wheat Bench School District No. 3063; Poplar Valley School District No. 3646; Gladioli School District No. 4652; Thornton School District No. 4695; Table Butte School District No. 3640; Ku Klux Klan; Goose Creek; and Grant's beach.