Image of four unidentified First Nations men possibly taken in Saskatchewan or Alberta, possibly by R.H. Trueman. Three of the men are standing behind the fourth man, outside with trees in the background. They are all dressed in finery.

Publication written by C.A. Scarrow and Jean Gibson and published by School Aids and Text Book Publishing Company, Limited in Regina, Saskatchewan. Includes information on the Blackfoot, Cree and Assiniboine tribes.

Photographs created, accumulated and used by members of the Grant family. Includes images of agricultural machinery; post office in Riverhurst; buildings and Main Street in Landis; buildings and railway station in Dundurn; buildings and Atlantic Avenue in Kerrobert; Richlea lumber yards; farming operations; Wiseton School; an exterior view of Saskatchewan Legislative Building with grounds in front under development and cannon sitting on sidewalk in foreground; J.I. Case yards in Saskatoon ca. 1913; exterior view of St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon; Travellers Day in Saskatoon, 1918; Stanley Almighty Voice Jr. and family taken on One Arrow Indian Reserve near Batoche, Saskatchewan on October 13, 1940; and postcards sent to Ross Grant, James Grant and Mrs. James Grant in Ontario. A few images were taken by Skewis of Saskatoon.

Item is a videocassette with recordings of: 1) General crowd scenes on the grounds of the Regina Exhibition, a parade of North American Indians, and a crowd of people seated in the Grand Stand; 2) a group of men including Charles Avery Dunning, William Richard Motherwell, Archibald Peter McNab and James Thomas Milton Anderson addressing an audience from a platform (see also VT R-9703.6, VT R-9703.11 and VT R-9704.11); 3) Scenes of Joe Matkin, a local long distance runner, competing against a horse drawn sulky at the Regina Race Track. The horse's name is Maud de Fine.

Item is a recording of: 1) general crowd scenes on the grounds of the Regina Exhibition, a parade of North American Indians, and a crowd of people seated in the Grand Stand; 2) a group of men including Charles Avery Dunning, William Richard Motherwell, Archibald Peter McNab and James Thomas Milton Anderson addressing an audience from a platform (see also VT R-9704.6, VT R-9703.11 and VT R-9704.11); 3) Scenes of Joe Matkin, a local long distance runner, competing against a horse drawn sulky at the Regina Race Track. The horse's name is Maud de Fine.

Photocopied correspondence of Sir John Alexander Macdonald with Lieutenant Governors of the North-West Territories.

Documentary: A film about Valley Centre, an adult education center located in the Qu'Appelle Valley. It documents the activities of different groups of people as they participate in classes in their chosen areas of creative writing, creative drama, pottery, or music, under the instruction of highly qualified teachers. Also includes descriptions of the students' activities during their leisure time and highlights other activities taking place in the Qu'Appelle Valley such as a Pow Wow hosted by the Standing Buffalo Indian Reserve which drew 6000 participants, the local historical society's project to preserve the original one room school house built in the area, and the activities of the people staying at the Prairie Christian Training Centre (PCTC). There are also general shots of the town of Fort Qu'Appelle.