Swathing grain in the Maple Creek district
- R-A11190 (1)
- Item
- 1950-09-20
Item is a photograph showing the swathing of grain in the Maple Creek district.
Walters, James J.
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Swathing grain in the Maple Creek district
Item is a photograph showing the swathing of grain in the Maple Creek district.
Walters, James J.
Laniwici Teacherage, Saskatoon East School Unit
Item is an image showing the teacherage for Laniwici School District Number 2300, Saskatoon East School Unit.
Kent, Vern
A log house carved from a giant redwood log
Item is an image (likely) taken near Yorkton that shows a log house carved from a hollowed out section of a single 1900 year old redwood tree which had been found on the property of the Georgia Pacific Lumber Co., near Eureka, California. The full tree was 4.26 m (14 feet) in diameter and over 80 m (267 feet) high, with the resultant structure 2.5 m (8 feet) wide at one end and 2.85 m (9 feet 4 inches) at the other, and is 10 m (33 feet) long.
R-A9245 (1): Item is an image of a fly camp at Amisk Lake, the camp scene shows a tent with items hanging on one of the supports.
R-A9245 (2): Item is an image of a fly camp (at Amisk Lake) that shows tent and nearby pot hanging over a fire with smoke rising.
Massey Harris seed drill in field west of Wymark, 1949
Lawrence Sidebottom and His New Bike, 1948
Lawrence Sidebottom and his new bike, December 1948, Ibstone, Saskatchewan (which is located south of Battleford).
Item is an image showing the White Mud [Frenchman] River Valley south bank, looking northwest near Climax, Saskatchewan.
Eroded knolls, Alexander district
Stately brick home on corner of 1st Avenue and 20th Street East
Item is an image showing the home, commonly known as the Keyhole Castle located at the corner of 1st Avenue and 20th Street East in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.
Keyhole Castle was built between 1911 to 1913 by Prince Albert businessman Samuel McLeod. McLeod commissioned Erich W. Wojahn from Stillwater, Minnesota to design the home. The home included a library, sun room and gallery, servant’s room, and a small ballroom set under a steeply pitched roof of the third floor. The building includes materials such as exotic hardwoods, inlays and marbles in the furnishings, gold leaf detailing in the dining room, bevelled and stained glass, and custom-made door and window hardware throughout. McLeod lived in the house until his death in early 1929, and his second wife Mrs. Winnifred McLeod (nee Biggar) continued to live in Keyhole Castle until 1943. Named as a national historic site in 1975, the building operates as a bed and breakfast.
Eroded land 1 1/2 miles west of Ardath
Item is an image showing eroded land located 1.5 miles (approximately 2.4 km) west of Ardath, Saskatchewan.