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Item is an image showing a distant view of farmsted belonging Art Barnsley near Abernethy, Saskatchewan.

Item is an image showing a view of farm house belonging Art Barnsley and located Abernethy, Saskatchewan.

Item is an image showing a few farm families are standing waist high in the wheat field located in the Algrove area.

Item is an image showing four women and three men looking at a large piece paper (perhaps a map). Taken in Algrove district.

Item is an image showing a man chopping down a tree with an axe in the Algrove district.

The photographs focus mainly on agricultural conventions and exhibitions held in a variety of locations across western Canada, reflecting the interests of Western Producer readers. Some people attending these events are identified including Pierre Trudeau, Ross Thatcher, Louis "Scoop" Lewry, Clarence Barber, just to name a few. There are several views of streets, buildings, businesses, events and farms, mostly in and around Saskatchewan towns and cities but also includes some from Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia.

Items are images of various types of agricultural machinery, including binders, tractors, steam tractors, swathers, hay wagons and combines.

Items are images showing views of Dinsmore Hutterite colony, including slaughterhouse, garages, residences, blacksmith shop, and chicken and goose barns; and one image of the Pincher Creek Hutterite colony (1996).

Photographs relating to Gail Grant (born Edith Grant) her parents, William (Will) and Mary Grant, her childhood in Regina, Saskatchewan and activities as a dancer. Included is an image of a barn on Will Grant's farm near Tregarva, Saskatchewan under construction; exterior views of the house at 2222 Osler Street, Regina, where the Grant family resided. Included is a scrapbook with clippings and photographs relating to Grant's activities as the winner of the Miss Regina Bathing Beauty Contest sponsored by the Capitol Theatre in Regina, Saskatchewan in 1927.

Photographers where indicated were as follows: Capitol Studio, Regina; and W.L. West, Regina.

Photographs of members of the Lawrence Topham family in 1917 gathered in front of the homestead farm home, three miles north of Togo; exterior and interior views of the Craig Brothers General Store in Togo, Saskatchewan, including members of the Craig family; and other views of Togo, originally named Pelly Siding, ca. 1904, 1922 and 1930.