Indians - Schools - Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan

Kinoomootayao Indian day school on Big River Reserve

R-A18237 (1)-(2)
Item
1942-06

Kinoomootayao Indian day school on Big River Reserve. June 1942

Lac la Plonge boarding school

R-A4859
Item
1930s?

Lac la Plonge boarding school, front view.

Lac la Ronge All Saints Indian school showing portion of log structure with teachers in foreground

R-A6933
Item
1909

Lac la Ronge - All Saints Indian school showing portion of log structure, with Mrs. Annie Brown, Sarah Cullin and Annie Cunningham, teachers, in foreground.

Linda Jaine collection

F 677
Fonds
ca. 1925-1965

This collection consists of records accumulated by Linda Jaine of Kelowna, British Columbia. It primarily consists of a scrapbook of images of staff and students of Little Pine Day School and residents of the Little Pine Reserve in northern Saskatchewan. The scrapbook was compiled and annotated in 1965 by Vida (Cruikshank) Knowles, a teacher at Little Pine Day School during the 1920s. Annotations include identification of the photos' subjects, with further information added by former residents of Little Pine Reserve. The scrapbook was in the custody of Smith Atimoyoo until ca. 1975 when it was given to Jaine.
The collection also includes negatives and a photograph of residential school staff and students, and a photograph of First Nations children with a priest.

Jaine, Linda, 1954-

Little Pine : An Indian Day School

PI-81-18.2 (2)
Component
1965

Part of Saskatchewan History magazine collection

Item component is an article edited by Ruth Matheson Buck that appears in volume 18, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History from page 55 to 62.

Buck, Ruth Matheson, 1905-2009

Little Pine Indian School students visiting Fort Battleford National Historic Park

S-B295
Item
1961 or before

Little Pine Indian School students visiting Fort Battleford National Historic Park.

Native boys in the classroom

R-B11355
Item
ca. 1910

Native boys in the classroom. The photo shows an aisle with Indian boys seated at wooden desks staring straight at the camera. Most of the boys have closely shaven heads and are wearing similar clothing.