A.W. Brewster with unidentified men and one of his horses. Prince Albert.

Horse and colt in front of City Art Studio owned by W. J. James, Prince Albert.

Horse teams and buggies, wagon and oxen, and horses tied to a post. Probably Prince Albert street.

Horses and sleds used to move goods at the Brooks' Transportation Co. at Prince Albert.

Horses at the Prince Albert Fair. Animals are Mitchell's Beauty Jim and Lady Nell.

Photocopies of handwritten historical and biographical sketches and notes, written by J. W. Morrow, on subjects including: bucking horses; the Calgary Stampede; Coppermine River; cowboys and ranching; Nicholas Flood Davin; Peter Erasmus, a scout with the Palliser expedition; the North-West Mounted Police (Fort Macleod, Col. Macleod, police cases, Capt. Parker); Indian names; the Hudson's Bay Company; Prince Albert; and place names of various locations.

Clippings accumulated and used by Eric Knowles relating to people and events in Saskatchewan's history. File 17 includes newspaper articles regarding pioneer days in Saskatchewan, early church life, pioneer tariff legislation on the prairies, the fur trade and early fur traders.

Item is an image showing an unidentified man with wagon drawn by two horses; harness on the horses is decorated. The wagon is travelling on East 8th Street in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

Item is an image showing men running to harness horses to a fire wagon in front of the fire department stable.

Men showing horses on Prince Albert streets, in front of a livery stable, and in front of barns.