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Item is an image of Alice Archer, Dr. Lionel Hastings and Dr. John Archer at a picnic held by the Canadian Club of Regina June 9, 1994 at the Language Institute, University of Regina.

Letter dated June 8, 1984 from Mrs. Hilda Beck of Riverhurst, Saskatchewan to John H. Archer regarding her family. Attached is an article written by Mrs. Beck's mother, Alice M. Willis, entitled Back In Those Days, published in The Herald, October 8, 1980.

Booklet dated June 14, 1984 listing the present and former members of Wascana Centre Authority.

Programme for the Coronation Park School Graduation in Regina, Saskatchewan on June 7, 1984. Dr. John Archer was guest speaker.

Publication entitled The Dirty Thirties in Prairie Canada, consisting of papers presented at the 11th Western Canada Studies Conference at the University of Calgary in Calgary, Alberta. Edited by R.D. Francis and H. Ganzevoort, the publication is Number 26 in the B.C. Geographical Series published by Tantalus Research Limited. Includes personal reminiscences of Tommy Douglas entitled The Highlights of the Dirty Thirties.

Publication entitled The New Provinces: Alberta and Saskatchewan, 1905-1980, consisting of papers presented at the 12th Western Canada Studies Conference in February 1980 at the University of Calgary in Calgary, Alberta. Edited by Howard Palmer and Donald Smith, the publication is Number 30 in the B.C. Geographical Series published by Tantalus Research Limited. Includes contributions by various members of the Department of History at the University of Regina.

An article entitled, "Archer Installed As Principal At Convocation Ceremony", issued in The Carillon, May 2, 1970.

Newsletter containing information on Dr. John Archer who retired as University president on December 31, 1975.

Biographical information on John H. Archer, likely compiled by Saskatchewan Archives Board staff. May 9, 1963.

A letter containing biographical information on the Archer family submitted by John H. Archer.

Copy of typewritten essay by John H. Archer entitled John Neilson Lake - Founder of Saskatoon. 9 p. Date unknown.

Publication entitled The Saskatchewan Poetry Book, 1938-39, published by the Saskatchewan Poetry Society. 1938. Consists of verse written by writers living in Saskatchewan, including W. Clark Sandercock, Hugh Duddridge, Edna Jaques and Grace Broad Carr.

1970 Saskatchewan Festival of the Arts programme for Orpheus in the Underworld presented by the Canadian Opera Company.

Document in newspaper format entitled Regina RSVP, published by the Planning Department of the City of Regina, August 1977. RSVP was a new planning concept for Regina and invited the public to participate in planning for the city's future.

May, 1947 issue of Green and White, published by the Saskatchewan Alumni Association. 36 p.

Summer 1970 issue of The Green and White, the quarterly publication of the University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association. Includes references to John H. Archer.

Original and photocopied records including addresses, manuscripts and published articles by Mrs. Ruth Buck; family papers; files relating to individuals, schools and universities; pamphlets and clippings.

Celebrate Saskatchewan opening ceremonies and festivities in Regina from September 1st to 4th, 1980. Album of photographs includes speeches by dignitaries and entertainment by various performers at Victoria Park, a ceremony at the Legislative Building and the Diamond Jubilee Dinner and dance at the Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts.

Records accumulated by Taras Cheberiak including "Bread or Bombs", a speech delivered by T.C. Douglas in debate on Speech from the Throne, 1951; executives of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) and Farmer-Labour Group, 1932-1958; list of CCF provincial candidates, 1956 and 1960; excerpts from an unpublished Ph.D. thesis by T.H.M. McLeod entitled "Public Enterprise in Saskatchewan: The Development of Public Policy and Administrative Controls", 1959; The Political Development of Saskatchewan by J. Archer; estimates of expenditures of the North-West Territories, 1903; brochure for International Privitization Congress, 1990: Saskatchewan Potash Show Proceedings, 1965; The First Fifty by Carlyle King, 1959; Saskatchewan: The Making of a University, by A.S. Morton, revised edition by Carlyle King, 1959.

(1)-(3) Views of the newly redecorated Legislative Library in 1955; (4) a desk that was used in territorial assembly, Battleford, and alter the desk of the Hon. H. C. Pierce, former Member of the Legislative Assembly (M.L.A.) for Wadena, 1908-1917; and (5) Legislative Librarian, John Hall Archer, examines the old desk that was donated to the library.