Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
Film negative image of Taylor Field. (1) View of empty grandstands and playing field.
Cattle show at the Regina Exhibition
Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
Cattle show outside of the Pasqua Building at the Regina Exhibition.
Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
Film negative image of buildings. (1)-(3) Midtown Centre, under construction, opening fall 1967, view from street level.
[Legislative Building, Regina]
Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
Slide image of Legislative Building, Regina. (1) Legislative Building, summer.
[Buildings, bridges, construction]
Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
Film negative images buildings, bridges, and construction. (1) Kramer Tractor Head Office. (2) Bridge supports. (3) A construction site.
Winter scenes in rural Saskatchewan and at Wascana Park in Regina
Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
Winter scenes in rural Saskatchewan and at Wascana Park in Regina. Tracks in the snow: railway tracks, snowmobile tracks, shoe tracks, animal tracks, vehicle tracks. (9) Looking at the Centre of the Arts building from across the lake in Regina.
Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
Exterior view of the Legislative Building, Regina.
E. K. Turner, President of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
(1)-(3), (6)-(14) E.K. Turner in his office at the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool. Also shows metal wall art and a grain elevator painting by McGilvray. (4)-(5) Exterior of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool office building in Regina.
Police officer stand on guard outside of Hotel Saskatchewan
Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
A crowd of people behind police officers standing along sidewalk outside of Hotel Saskatchewan. An official state car parked on Victoria Avenue in front of the hotel entrance. Hotel Saskatchewan sign advertises, "Congratulations R.C.M.P., 1873-1973".
Fait partie de Clarence B. Fairbairn fonds
A slide image of the Centre of the Arts, Regina. (1) View of the Centre of the Arts from across Wascana Lake.