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Item is an image of Atlas Lumber Co. Ltd. and coal dealer building and lumberyard in Admiral.

Records relating to Julien Audette's professional career as a pilot employed with the Saskatchewan Air Ambulance Service and his gliding and soaring activities in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Includes a sound recording of an interview with Julien J. Audette regarding his career conducted by Lloyd Bungey in 1985 (Tape R-13026).

Small volume of records created, accumulated and used by F.H. Auld as Deputy Minister of Agriculture in Saskatchewan. Includes records relating to agricultural extension work, agricultural credit, and agricultural societies. Collection includes personal records created, accumulated and used by Auld as a member of the Rotary Club and chairman of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) of Regina. Also includes a draft of his book and correspondence with William Waldron. File 11 includes a document entitled Summary of Weather and Crop History in Western Canada compiled by Professor E.C. Hope of the Department of Farm Management, University of Saskatchewan. File 11 includes records relating to the 1935 Farm Boys' Camp at the Provincial Exhibition in Regina. File no. 9 includes information on the re-establishment and relief of northern settlers and the better farming train and includes an article by J.G. Taggart on dry land farming on the southern prairies. File 9 includes a publication by R.A. Stutt entitled An Economic Classification of Land in the Govenlock-Eastend-Maple Creek Area, Saskatchewan, 1946.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by A.W. Davey as a civil servant with the Government of Saskatchewan and as a freelance visual artist in Regina, Saskatchewan. Included are examples of his artistic works that were published in various Government of Saskatchewan publications, brochures, programmes and ephemera and on maps and illuminated scrolls. Davey's logo designs for the Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee (1955) and the Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee and Canada Centennial Corporation (1965) also comprise part of the records. A small volume of records of Davey's years as an art student, and his work as an art instructor and artist are included in the fonds.

Additionally, a small volume of records was created and accumulated by A.W Davey's son, Keith Davey. It includes biographical notes on A.W. Davey, information relating to the sale of an Historic Saskatchewan map, and correspondence of the commercial use of A.W. Davey's works posthumously.

The types of records included are: reproduced drawings; publications; brochures; programmes; correspondence; ephemera; photographs; maps; and an original drawing. Electronic records consist of photographs of Davey and a sample of his works.

No series have been identified in this fonds.

Item is an image showing the Aylsham railway station, located near Carrot River.