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Two handwritten diaries kept by Private R.H. Johnston while serving with 21st Field Ambulance Corps and B Section Third Field Ambulance Corps, 1st Canadian Contingent. One diary indicates Johnston's address as YMCA, Regina, Saskatchewan. Johnston, a soldier, was born in 1890.

Includes: nominal rolls and casualty lists of various military units; correspondence relating to casualties and war memorials; proposed Saskatchewan War Memorial Museum; navel ratings from Saskatchewan; histories of military units; and publications.

Letter dated July 12, 1916 to Gladys Haight of Keeler, Saskatchewan from Private R. Riggatt, 128th Battalion, Camp Hughes, Manitoba.

Copy of letter dated March 11, 1969 from Gladys (Haight) Gustafson of Alameda, Saskatchewan to an editor [publication not indicated] regarding the Rebellion of 1837.

Printed letter of Director of National Service District No. 12 to all members of Local National Service Boards, District No. 12, 1917; public notice of National Service, December 15, 1916.

Twenty-one letters from Private Jim Aitcheson (of 1st Canadian Division) from the front in France to his wife Elizabeth Aitcheson of Saskatoon. Describes life during training, rest, and in the trenches.

Canada's Victory Loan (Saskatchewan Campaign), 1917 canvasser's card issued to A.E. Phillips of 1857 Smith Street, Regina. Union Jack flag (paper) issued by Bovril Ltd., London, England with Doris Phillips written on back.

Two letters from a nursing friend in Mesopotamia to Miss Mary Houston, an Army nurse stationed in England during World War I; officer's advance book, bank book, clippings, Rules and Regulations of Winnipeg General Hospital's Training School for Nurses, ca. 1915; Canadian Army Medical Corps nurse's service dress, cape and badges.

Minutes, 1915-1919; cash book; correspondence and clippings.

Typewritten copy of letters written from Edmund H. Oliver to his wife and family from June 22, 1916 to May 30, 1919 from locations in Manitoba, England and France. Edmund Oliver's wife edited and typed the letters.

Letters written to Mrs. Eunice Holder (nee Peel) in Horncastle, Ontario by her father, mother, sister and brother. Includes letters written by her brother, George S. Peel, in 1919 while serving with the 15th Canadian Reserve Battalion in England. Includes letters written by her father, W.G. Peel, a real estate and insurance agent in Bethune, Saskatchewan. A few letters are written on Von's Hotel, Regina letterhead. One letter dated July 9, 1912 includes references to the Regina Cyclone.