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Articles, written by Richmond Mayson, pertaining to the history of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Mayson was a member of the Prince Albert Historical Society and the National Historic Sites and Monuments Board.

Collection of student essays from University of Regina classes regarding North-West Territories and Saskatchewan history.

Thesis entitled, The North-West Rebellion Trials, 1885, submitted by Sandra Elizabeth Bingaman for the degree of Master of Arts in History, University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus, 1971. The thesis consists of eight chapters as follows: The Pre-Trial Period: Problems of Arrest, Jurisdiction and Venue; Preparation for the Trials: The Work of the Crown Counsel; The Trial of Poundmaker; The Trials of Big Bear and Other Indians; The Battleford Trials; The Trials of the White Defendants; The Metis Trials; and Conclusion.

Papers of Mr. Dow, who served in the militia during the Fenian Raids, and later travelled west with Col. Stoughton Dennis in 1869 as part of the surveying party at Red River. Included are family tree, and record of marriages and births; certificates and information concerning his military service; letters including one with instructions from Colonel Dennis for party entering Metis territory.

Compilation of former pamphlet collections in the Regina office of the Saskatchewan Archives Board.

File 35 contains the publication Farm Life in the Selkirk Colony. Files 14 and 46 relate to mounds and mound builders. File 49.25 includes Wapella Farm Settlement by Cyril Edel Leonoff. Includes article on the life and times of Archbishop Alexandre A. Taché by Maurice Prud'homme (No. 11, 1956, p.4-17). File 13 relates to chinook winds. Files 2, 20, 23, 49.5, 49.10 and 49.26 relate to fur trade.File 49.17 relates to Archibald Dale, a cartoonist with the Winnipeg Free Press. File 30 relates to Crow Wing Trail. Files 3 and 49.12 relate to Alexander Kennedy Isbister.

Includes Exploration Photographer: Humphrey Lloyd Hime and the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition of 1858, by R. Huyda (Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba Transactions Series III No. 30, 1973-74). No. 27 (1970-71) includes biographical information on William Kennedy (1814-1890).

No. 29, 1972-73, includes an article by Dr. E.C. Shaw entitled The Kennedys - An Unusual Western Family.

Item component is an article by McGregor Hone that appears in volume 6, issue 1 of Saskatchewan History from page 24 to 29.

Selected reports from the Manuscript Report Series. Includes bibliography and unedited manuscripts of the Parks Canada Research Division (with appendices A-E, incomplete).

File 25 relates to buffalo pounds. File 55 (306) includes manuscript report no. 306 by R.R. Rostecki relating to architecture in Saskatchewan. File 40 (252) relates to the structural history of Fort Battleford. For fur trade, see files nos. 17 (131), 22 (159), 29 (202), 32 (207) and 62 (355). For Fort Walsh, see files nos. 5 (62), 26 (174), 28 (200), 34 (213), 46 (281), 48 (286), 66 (374), 75 (400) and 79 (409). File nos. 41 (264) and 68 (378) relate to Grey Owl. File 12 (92) relates to the Cypress Hills Massacre. File nos. 47 (285), 49 (288), 50 (289), 51 (290), 52 (293), 53 (294), 54 (295), 55 (306), 56 (310), 57 (311) and 58 (312) relate to courthouses. File nos. 23 (164), 35 (219), 42 (267), 43 (275), 44 (276) and 60 (320) relate to Lanark Place, Abernethy. File 12 (92) relates to Indian artifacts.

Items are a series of images showing plaques produced by the National Sites and Monuments Board for display at the following sites: (1) Batoche; (2) [Fort] Battleford; (3) Cumberland House; (4) Cut Knife Hill; (5) Duck Lake; (6) Fish Creek; (7) Fort à la Corne; (8) Fort Battleford; (9) Fort Livingstone; and (10) Fort Walsh.

Pamphlet entitled, The Red River Insurrection: Three Letters and A Narrative of Events. Published by The Aborigines' Protection Society, Adelphi, London, 1870. 28 p. (original and photocopy)

A reprint from The Pacific Historical Review, September,1934 entitled, The Background of the Riel Rebellions, by Jonas A. Jonasson, Linfield College.