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Parade on a residential street in Gravelbourg. A marching brass band led by a man on a horse, a float made to look like a ship and men marching. ca. 1915-1920.
Hector Pinsonneault, Joseph Levasseur, Alex Samoisette, and Mr. Savary, four young men, pioneers of Gravelbourg. Painting of a typical building found in Quebec, in background.
Four men in a studio portrait, wearing beaver coats, and holding a bottle of whiskey and a doll. Top row, left to right: Hector Pinsonneault and Mr. Michaud; bottom row, left to right: Fred Beauchênes and Mr. Savary.
Drawings, prepared by architect J. E. Fortin, include: floor plans for ground floor, basement, first floor and attic floor; and front and side elevations.
Drawings of the convent for the Sisters of Jesus and Mary at Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan, prepared by architect R.G. Bunyard of Moose Jaw. Includes the proposed enclosed stairs to the chapel gallery, and details of the chapel interior.
Drawings of the Co-Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption at Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan prepared by architect J.E. Fortin, including: foundation plan; basement plan; church plan; gallery plan; elevations and sections. Mylar copies of blueprints are available for sheets (4), (5), (9) and (10).
Drawings of convent for the Sisters of Jesus and Mary at Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan, prepared by architect J.E. Fortin. Includes details for the main entrance and for the kitchen, scullery dressers and sink tables.
