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Unidentified members of Radisson Homemakers' Club standing outside, with a dog seated in front of group.

Exterior view of the Federal Building, completed in 1954; exterior view of the old Post Office building with a sign advertising Wells Construction Co. Ltd.; exterior view of a wooden house torn down to make way for the Federal Building at the north-east corner of Smith Street and 3rd Avenue North; and politicians and members of the public in attendance at an unknown event. The individuals identified are as follows: Mayor Clarence Langrill; Jack Goodman, CJGX Radio; James "Jimmy" Gardiner, federal Minister of Agriculture; and Steve Surjic.

Sound recordings of folk songs sung by residents of Saskatchewan and collected and used by Barbara Cass-Beggs in a Folkways album entitled Folksongs of Saskatchewan.

Boy Scouts and their leader from Radisson, Saskatchewan. Back row includes Ron Maxwell, Harold Brand, John Katarynych, and Bob Katarynych. Front row includes Jim Woddington, Robin Karpon, and Garry Swain.

Copy of township plan for Township 43, Range 16, West of the 3rd Meridian, showing the Battleford settlement.

Postcard published by Graphic Photo Service Studio, Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan. Photo by Ben Bennett. Image of unidentified boys wearing ceremonial dress gathered around Gordon Indian Dancers drum. The caption reads as follows: The Gordon's Indian Dancers, Punnichy, Saskatchewan consist of students from various reserved who board at Gordon's Student Residence. Originally formed as a social activity within the Residence they are now self-supporting with authentic ceremonial outfits and perform throughout Western Canada and United States at various functions.

Interview with Thomas Milton Weatherald, a politician who served as a Liberal Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan for Cannington from 1964 to 1975. Weatherald discusses his political career and comments on his role as a member of the Government and the Opposition. Interview was conducted by Lars Apland. Agreement included.

Sound recording of interview with William Henry Gundry of Regina, Saskatchewan conducted by Ed C. Morgan, regarding Gundry's experiences as a loans collector for the Union Trust Company from 1917 to 1940.