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Head and shoulders portraits of past grand masters of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF), Amity Lodge No. 86 in Radville, Saskatchewan from approximately 1911 to 1969. Some of the photographs are credited to Souvenir Photo Studio, Radville.

Portraits included for the following: W. Robertson; Drin Rosengren; Jack Mackenzie; Dr. D.H. Bertrand; H. Watson; L.L. Haden; William Marshall; W.J. Ramsay; W. Kushnir; L.A.J. Lackey; F.G. Bowler; E.J. Hober; J.H. Dawson; Ed Reetz; Charlie Hill; James Comstock; T.J. Heatherington; G. Broman; Jack (John) White; McG. Wilkinson; Arthur Sykes; E.H. Dienst; A.F. Hurlburt; H.C. Hurlburt; N. Leabo; F.G. Herbert; W. Harmer; Ben Austin; Leslie Haden; R.B. Vannater; C.L. Levee; W.T. Ganong; C.E. Koch; Arnold Brammer; Leonard Elliott; J. Temple; E.H. Walker; C.P. Shropshire; A.L. Karras; E. Vennard; E. Josephson; G.L. Levee; C.L. Wells; Neil Brodie; and H.V. Watson. The individual in image no. 4 is not identified.

Portraits of Premier Wilbert Ross Thatcher.

Portrait of Premier Wilbert Ross Thatcher.

Wilbert Ross Thatcher, Liberal M.L.A. for Morse constituency, later Premier.

From photo by Karsh.

Portrait.

Sir Frederick William Gordon Haultain - photographed prior to his retirement. Shows Haultain sitting on a sofa, with a book on his lap. Inscription below photo (on backing) notes "born Wolwich, England, November 25, 1857" and date of photo as Oct. 31, 1938.

George Spence, Minister of Railways, Labour and Industries (1926); Minister of Highways; and Minister of Public Works (1934-1938). Portrait on backing, with title "The Hon. G. Spence, Minister of Public Works" below image.

Premier of Saskatchewan, 1922-1926.

Samuel John Latta, Minister of highways, 1917-1921; Minister of education , 1921-1927.