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(1): Exterior view of the Metropolitan United Church in Swift Current, Saskatchewan.

(2): Hand-coloured postcard with exterior view of the YMCA building in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Published by Novelty Manufacturing & Art Printing Co., Montreal, Quebec.

(3): Hand-coloured postcard of exterior of YMCA Building in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Published by Saskatoon News Agency.

(4): Postcard of the interior of the first St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church in Estevan, Saskatchewan. Published by the Winnipeg Photo Co., Napinka, Manitoba.

(5): Hand-coloured postcard of the exterior of the public school [Weyburn North School] in Weyburn, Saskatchewan.

(6): Postcard of the exterior of Elmwood's School in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Printed by The Heliotype Co. Ltd., Ottawa, Ontario.

(7): Hand-coloured postcard of the Parliament Buildings in Regina, Saskatchewan. Published by Stedman Bros. Limited, Brantford and Winnipeg.

(8): Exterior view of Central School in Swift Current, Saskatchewan.

(1): Postcard with exterior view of Knox Church, Swift Current, Saskatchewan published by B. C. Printing & Litho Ltd., Vancouver, British Columbia (number 1225). [1913 or after].

(2): Group photograph of unidentified students and staff of Regina Collegiate Institute in Regina, Saskatchewan with the school in the background. 1918. Image taken by Turner Photo.

(3): Group photograph of unidentified students and staff of Regina Collegiate Institute in Regina, Saskatchewan, March 1920. Image taken by Capitol Studio.

Postcards published mainly by Color Productions Ltd. of Regina, Saskatchewan. Other publishers where indicated include: Brigdens Photo/Graphics Ltd., Regina; Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd., Ottawa, Ontario; The Wolseley News, Wolseley, Saskatchewan; Grant - Mann Lithographers Ltd., Vancouver, British Columbia.

(1)-(25): Postcards relating to Regina, Saskatchewan as follows: Saskatchewan Legislative Building; Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History; Kwakiutl totem pole in Wascana Park; Wascana Centre; University of Regina; Government House; Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Barracks, including parade square, museum and chapel; Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts; Regina Airport with Air Canada and Norcanair aircraft on the tarmac; Regina Public Library; Saskatchewan Power Building; Regina Inn; City Hall; Prairie Inn Motel.

(26)-(34): Postcards relating to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan as follows: White Track Winter Resort; Crescent Park; St. Andrew's United Church; Royal Canadian Air Force Base; Moose Jaw Civic Centre; Saskatchewan Technical Institute; and aerial view of city.

(35)-(37): Postcards relating to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan as follows: Second Avenue, looking north; Broadway Bridge; and downtown Saskatoon.

(38)-(41): Postcards relating to Swift Current, Saskatchewan as follows: cenotaph in Memorial Park; Red River Cart; Plaza Shopping Centre with Stedman's store and Safeway sign in view; and Dominion Research Station.

(42): Postcard of Neudorf, Saskatchewan with church steeple and grain elevator in background.

(43): Postcard of swinging bridge in Wolseley, Saskatchewan.

(44): Postcard with aerial view of Gardiner Dam, Diefenbaker Lake and Coteau Creek Power Station with spillway.

(45): Postcard of four sailboats sailing on Lake Diefenbaker, at the Gardiner Dam.

(46): Postcard of modern cabins at Greenwater Lake Provincial Park.

(47): Postcard of cenotaph in North Battleford, Saskatchewan.

(48)-(51): Postcards relating to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan as follows: Prince Albert Paper Mill; Court House; aerial view of city; and aerial view of Diefenbaker Bridge.

(52)-(55): Postcards relating to Lac La Ronge, Saskatchewan as follows: two men holding fish on dock with Norcanair float plane in background; view of pre-cambrian shield with church in background; aerial view of La Ronge; and Nistowiak Falls in Lac La Ronge Provincial Park.

(56): Postcard of Norcanair Otter seaplane docked at Sunset Island Lodge on Nemeiben Lake in northern Saskatchewan.

(57)-(59): Postcards relating to Waskesiu Lake in Prince Albert National Park as follows: beach scene; aerial view; and narrows.

(60): Postcard of Grey Owl's cabin on Ajawan Lake, Prince Albert National Park.

(61)-(63): Postcards relating to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) including members with horses and troop inspection.

(64): Postcard of Kalium Chemicals Limited Potash Refinery.

(65): Postcard of sodium sulphate plant at Chaplin, Saskatchewan with two people and a dog standing in front of Saskatchewan Minerals Corporation, Sodium Sulphate Division sign in foreground.

(66)-(73): Postcards of various scenes in Saskatchewan as follows: Indian summer; whiteface cattle on the range; Western Red Lily "Prairie Lily", flower emblem of Saskatchewan; harvest; oil and cattle production; aerial view of grain elevators in Tregarva, Saskatchewan; and a Pioneer grain elevator.

Items are picture postcards of various scenes of Saskatchewan, including: the boathouse at Regina Beach; No. 1 wharf at Regina Beach; people boating at Regina Beach; Regina Beach as seen from the lake; Boy Scouts leading a school parade in Lumsden, Saskatchewan on June 3, 1913, with the Lumsden Hotel in the background; a social gathering at Lumsden Beach; Shafer Restaurant stand at Lumsden plowing match on June 15, 1911; exterior view of hospital in Swift Current; exterior view of C.H. Schafer Restaurant; and Frank Blaney [Belaney] of Prelate sitting in automobile. One of the postcards was written to Clarance Spicer by his mother.

Original Cirkut panoramic photograph of downtown Swift Current, Saskatchewan taken by John Gibson at the intersection of Cheadle Street East and West and Central Avenue North and South. The photograph shows automobiles and pedestrians on the streets and sidewalks and several businesses, including Rexall Remedies; Healy Hotel; Dr. H.L. Lamphere, Dentist; Grocetaria Ltd., Canada Cafe; J.T. Booker & Co., Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings; Earley Shoe Store; Empress Hotel; and Rex Cafe. Also shown is a poster board with posters relating to the plebiscite on prohibition on July 16, 1924.