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Extracted from Register "A".

Sketch of a buffalo pound. February 8, 1820.

Fur Trade Posts on Lake Athabasca, [1821?]. 3 p.

Historians Study Ruins of Last Mountain Post, Regina Leader-Post, September 27, 1940. 1 p. (2 copies).

Newspaper article: Last Mountain House: End to an Historic Post by R.C. MacKenzie, Regina Leader-Post, March 3, 1954. 1 p.

Fur Trade Posts at Rapid River and Lac La Ronge, compiled by A.R. Turner, Saskatchewan Archives, July, 1958. 18 p.

News release issued by the Saskatchewan Power Corporation on September 28, 1963, article called Opening of the West. 4 p. (2 copies).

Newspaper article: Mystery Near Solution, Medicine Hat News, November 9, 1963. 1 p.

Transcript of the [address by D.A. MacKenzie, Q.C., Esterhazy, at the unveiling of the monument] at Fort Esperance, June 18, 1972. 6 p.

Transcription of Lieutenant Robert Hood's narrative of the proceedings of the Northern Land Expedition led by Sir John Franklin, covering the period May 23, 1819 to September 15, 1820. Transcribed by C. Stuart Houston from the original narrative, held by Hood's great-grand-nephew.

Drawing (copy) of confluence of Red & Assiniboine Rivers, with Fort Douglas in distance. Based on watercolour by Peter Rindisbacher.

Buffalo pound near Fort Carlton. Drawing reproduced from Sir John Franklin's "Journey to the Polar Sea," 1818-1822.

Silver medal awarded to John Palliser by the provost and senior fellows of Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, for his proficiency in the German language. Medal is enclosed in small burgundy leather case.