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Six illustrated publications in the Foundational Knowledge Themes series published by Rupertsland Institute, Métis Centre of Excellence, Edmonton, Alberta. Titles are as follows: Métis Culture and Traditions; Languages of Métis; Master Vocabulary List; Homeland History; Métis Nation Governance; and Métis in Alberta.

Records of Hiram Rowe Ferguson of Sonningdale, Saskatchewan consisting of verses entitled Thoughts Along the Way; information on the official opening of Spartan School on November 16, 1949; and a speech delivered at the 25th anniversary of the United church in Sonningdale on June 11, 1950.

Document entitled Narrative of Homestead Life, 1926-1947, compiled by Mrs. Mary K. Tennis, wife of Lloyd Tennis. 1950. 142 p.

Memorandum dated June 6, 1949 regarding the work of John C. Robinson in the area of child welfare in Saskatchewan which includes a short autobiographical sketch.

Document entitled Pioneer Days in the West, consisting of the reminiscences of Mrs. Maria Berthalda (Gledhill) Potter (1860-1951) of Langbank, Saskatchewan. 1948.

Document entitled My Pioneering Days, compiled by Mrs. Edgar Mott, 1946.

Document entitled A History of East Manitou District, 1908-1952, compiled by Vernon Meagher. 76 p.

Document entitled The Pioneer Years of Walter and Mary Ann Merryfield in Indian Head and Broadview Districts, written by Marion B. Dash, 1948.

Document entitled Reminiscences of Windthorst Pioneer, compiled by Mrs. Alex Boston. 23 p.

Letter dated July 12, 1918 sent from Walter Scott to J.H. Haslam of Regina, Saskatchewan.

Document in Yiddish language entitled Reminiscences of Pioneering in a Jewish Community in Lipton Area, by Clara Hoffer, wife of Israel Hoffer.

Reminiscences of William Culbertson of Wilkie, Saskatchewan. Microfilmed February 1957.

Reminiscences of Mrs. John (Brown) Goldsmith regarding teaching experiences at Stockholm, 1904-1905, early married life as a minister's wife at Esterhazy and Yellow Grass, Saskatchewan in 1906 and 1907 and in Alberta. Loaned for microfilming by Mrs. W.B. Clipsham in August 1956.

Document entitled I Put It in my Memory: Reminiscences of William George Waind at Age 95, being the reminiscences of William George Waind (1853-1948) related by Mr. Waind from July 1946 to July 1948 and edited/compiled by Mrs. Evelyn MacKey. Waind homesteaded near Arcola, Saskatchewan.

Reminiscences of Mrs. Edith C. Stewart entitled Prairie Patterns; Prairie Mosaic; and Dad and his Six Women, relating to Graytown and Willmar, Saskatchewan districts. Loaned for microfilming by Mrs. Stewart of Regina and filmed on March 28, 1957.

Bilingual local history of St. Brieux, Saskatchewan compiled by Louis Demay.

History of Arcola, 1882-1954, compiled by Marion Hislop and Ada McLellan. 84 p.

Local history entitled Pioneer Days of Our Community, compiled by Sacred Heart Academy, Yorkton, Saskatchewan. 1955.

Local history of the Cut Knife, Saskatchewan district entitled The Letter Sorter, compiled by Harry Boden. 23 p.

A local history of Spiritwood compiled by the students of Spiritwood Roman Catholic Separate School No. 26. 1955. 66 p.

Local history of Hirsch, Saskatchewan compiled by students of Hirsch School (Hirsch School District No. 283), 1955. 13 p.

A history of the Vaughan district, 1884-1949, compiled by the Vaughan Homemakers' Club, Melfort, Saskatchewan.

Local history publication relating to pioneer life north of the Qu'Appelle Valley entitled North of the Qu'Appelle, compiled by the United Church Women's Committee, Abernethy, Saskatchewan, 1967. 46 p. Table of contents is as follows: Introduction; Western Wilderness; Search For Land; Pioneer Life; Primitive Methodist Colony, Pheasant Forks; Railway; Pioneer Life - A New Phase; Grain Growers' Association; Horse and Buggy; 1910-1914; and Conclusion.

Unpublished local history document entitled Filing for the Future: Townships 1, 2 and 3, Range 23, compiled by the Clay Centre Handicraft Club. 161 p. Document relates to the Eastend, Saskatchewan district and includes biographical information on pioneers in the district. Some of the surnames included are Vickery, Samoleski, Shiels, Butala, Lunde, Lofgren and Bosworth. 1967.

Volume 6, number 48 of The Macoun Post dated May 25, 1922.

Interview with Mr. Kendrick conducted on May 14, 1957 by his son, A. Kendrick, E.F. Durrant and W.M. Berry, all of the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (PFRA) regarding floods, etc. 28 pages. Mr. Kendrick farmed in the Qu'Appelle Valley area between Crooked Lake and Round Lake. Includes references to floods in 1882 and early 1900s in Saskatchewan.

Publication entitled Fifty Golden Years, written by The Very Rev. Peter Windschiegl, O.S.B. A history of the Order of St. Benedict in the Abbacy Nullius of St. Peter, located at Muenster, Saskatchewan for the period 1903 to 1953.

Publication entitled Our First Fifty Years: St. Anthony's Parish, Lake Lenore, Saskatchewan. Souvenir of Golden Jubilee, 1904-1954. A history of the Catholic parish dated June 13, 1954. 52 p.

Ratepayers' contributions to the St. Augustine Parish, Humboldt, Saskatchewan, for the years 1949 to 1954.

Document in French and English languages entitled Golden Jubilee of the Parish of St. Brieux, 1904-1954. Includes references to Little Moose Lake, St. Brieux, and Kermaria.

Document in German language entitled Bilder and blatter zum Silbernen jubilaum der St. Joseph's Kolonie, 1905-1930. Includes references to Karmelheim; Tramping Lake; Leipzig; Kerrobert; Handel; Grosswerder; Catholic Church; Denzil; Revenue; Germans; St. Donatus parish; Wilkie; Broadacres; St. John's parish; St. Joseph's Colony; Rosenkranz; Salvador; Allan; Scott; and Primate.

Records of the Prairie Provinces Water Board.

Plans showing the location of the parliament buildings and design for surrounding park by Frederick G. Todd, Montreal, Quebec, landscape architect, March 5, 1907, and E. and W.S. Maxwell, Montreal, May 11, 1910; layout of grounds of Lieutenant Governor's residence (proposed).

J.A. Coté's maps of summer and winter routes from Prince Albert to Beaver Lake mining area compiled from surveys made under the direction of the Departments of the Interior and Public Works.

Maps of civil defense areas in Saskatchewan.