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Several horse-drawn sleighs loaded with bales of hay during the depression in the Alvena area of Saskatchewan.

Several men with horses hitched to wheels, possibly for clearing land in road construction. Broadview district.

O.C. of 16th Light Horse, Sgt. Steele on horseback with a boy and a girl, his daughter, carrying a flag. The boy and girl signalling with flags. Possibly Fort Qu'Appelle. ca. 1909.

Includes clippings, notes, photographs (450 prints and 450 negatives); 17 audio tapes and transcripts concerning Saskatchewan individuals and story items for feature articles. File 2 relates to Annette Post Office. Files 7, 10, 21, 29, 51 and 70 relate to music. Files 12 and 30 relate to horses. File 3 relates to Banbury House in Wolseley. Files 25 and 54 relate to bees and beekeeping. File 13 relates to 4-H Clubs. File 8 relates to Fort San.

Judith Silverthorne is a writer, researcher, and photographer.

Six horses hitched to a disker, little girl, Catherine Pinsonnealt, and a man on the disker.

Item is a mounted image from the southern Alberta badlands showing a First Nations person standing beside a horse, next to two men (possibly Northwest Mounted Police [NWMP] officers) on horses (one in profile, one shown from the rear). Scrub plant growth is in foreground of image and rocky outcrops (hoodoos) in background.

Image appeared in Canadian Illustrated News, May 22, 1875 (volume XI, number 21, p. 324).

Items are images that show: (1) soldiers on horseback with wagons; and (2)-(5) soldiers beside a cannon.

Stallion called Patty Lamier, owned by J.J. Brown in Harris-Tessier area. Brown with stallion and colt.