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King George and Queen Elizabeth at entrance to Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officers' mess.

King George and Queen Elizabeth at City hall, Regina.

View of Queen Elizabeth and King George VI leaving the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) chapel in Regina.

Dr. Homer Agar, Mayor of Watrous, with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth beside a train car.

Hand-coloured photograph of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth standing on a sidewalk after exiting an automobile at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) barracks in Regina, Saskatchewan. RCMP officers and and crowd of spectators in the background. Photograph taken by Ken Liddell of The Leader-Post, Regina.

Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. (1) Crowds of people and several automobiles gathered on main street for the royal visit. (2) Queen Elizabeth stands at the rear of a train car waving to the crowd of people. (3) The King and Queen wave, from the back of a train car, to a crowd of people.

Images of the visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Canada in 1939. Most of the images were taken in Ottawa, Ontario; a few were taken in Regina, Saskatchewan on May 25, 1939 during the couple's visit to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Barracks, including the chapel there.

George VI and Queen Elizabeth with mayor of Broadview at the railway station.

Film report: Scenes of the British Royal Tour with stopovers in Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Banff, and the American cities of Washington, D.C. and New York and include activities on Parliament Hill. Includes shots of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth with Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon MacKenzie King, Governor General John Buchan, United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his wife Eleanor Roosevelt, United States Secretary of State Cordell Hull and American financier and philanthropist J. P. Morgan (Jr.).

Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Watrous. Several automobiles and crowds of people gathered on a main street of Watrous. The street and buildings are decorated for the royal visit.