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Images accumulated and used by Archibald McDonald (1836-1915), the last Chief Factor for the Hudson's Bay Company in Fort Qu'Appelle.

(1): Exterior view of the Hudson's Bay Company store in Fort Qu'Appelle with seven unidentified men, one dog and one child in front of the store.

(2): Portrait of Archibald McDonald seated in a chair with his legs crossed. Photographer: Maull & Company, London, United Kingdom.

(3): Portrait of Archibald McDonald by Gauvin Gentzel & Company of Winnipeg. McDonald's signature is below the portrait.

(4): Exterior view of Fort Garry.

(5): Composite photograph of Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) Commissioned Officers, 1872-1881. Key to picture is included.

(6): Group of unidentified men in room with door in background and furs on floor in front. American Art Gallery, Winnipeg stamped on back.

(7): Group of unidentified men outside the original Fort Garry gate.

(8): Photographic copy of a sketch of Fort Qu'Appelle by Neison, 1877.

GM-DA-6: Watercolour painting of Fort Qu'Appelle by F.W. Lee, October 1899.

TR-205 to TR-206: Charters issued to Archibald McDonald by the Hudson's Bay Company relating to his employment as chief trader and factor dated April 9, 1872 and May 31, 1873.

Ink and pencil drawings of Father Joseph Hugonard (GM-DA-1168) and Joseph Mergens (GM-DA-1169) possibly completed by William Argan. Mergens served as mayor of Weyburn, Saskatchewan from 1921 to 1924.

Portrait of Captain Palliser.

William McTavish, Governor, Hudson Bay Company. McTavish died 1870.

Surveyor, John Stoughton Dennis, in undress military uniform including frock coat and trousers with side-stripe.

Item is a cabinet card studio photograph of William Robert Bell.

Copy of a portrait of Sir John A. Macdonald.

"The Story of Confederation." Portraits of leading statesmen who contributed to the formation of the Dominion of Canada.