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Documentary: Contains scenes portraying the history and recent development of the city of Prince Albert, with special emphasis on the role of water transportation along the South Saskatchewan River. The host is Russ Waller. This is unedited film. By: DSR

The Prince Albert radio station.

The Prince Albert Co-operative Stockyard. A brick office building and a row of stables.

The old Burns plant in Prince Albert.

An audio interview with businesswoman Verna K. Richards (born 1932) of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan conducted by Berry Richards for The History of the Minerals Industry in Saskatchewan Oral History Project, created under the Towards a New Past Programme of the Saskatchewan Department of Culture and Youth. As a cafe operator in La Ronge from 1953 to 1964, Richards speaks of many of the prospectors she came to know, relating stories and anecdotes about them. Visitation report and agreement are included.

An audio interview with civil servant Helga Reydon (born 1912) of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan conducted by Berry Richards for The History of the Minerals Industry in Saskatchewan Oral History Project, created under the Towards a New Past Programme of the Saskatchewan Department of Culture and Youth. Reydon speaks of her work in the mineral recording office at Prince Albert, her colleagues, prospectors, government involvement in the minerals industry and uranium development, describing the camps at Cluff and Rabbit Lakes. Visitation report and agreement are included.

An audio interview with mining recorder Claude Morrison (born 1925) of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan conducted by Berry Richards for The History of the Minerals Industry in Saskatchewan Oral History Project, created under the Towards a New Past Programme of the Saskatchewan Department of Culture and Youth. Morrison speaks of his job as a mining recorder for the Saskatchewan Department of Mineral Resources in Prince Albert since 1953, the prospectors and other individuals he has met through his work, services provided by the department, the Prospectors' School and humorous incidents. Visitation report and agreement are included.

An audio interview with Arnold L. Agnew, a businessman born in 1891, of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, conducted by Berry Richards for The History of the Minerals Industry in Saskatchewan Oral History Project, created under the Towards a New Past Programme of the Saskatchewan Department of Culture and Youth. Agnew speaks of early mining activities around Prince Albert from 1896 with comments about the city's history. Visitation report and agreement are included.

The G.H. Brewster family grouped around a car, house in background. Prince Albert.

The front of the Prince Albert Provincial Jail.