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Postcards and picture postcards of various Saskatchewan communities. Some have messages written to John M. Bergstrom Junior, John Good and William J. Good of Wauchope, Saskatchewan; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campagne of Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan and Miss Jeanne Champagne of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Some have information written in French on the backs. Publishers where indicated are as follows: The Camera Products Co., Vancouver, British Columbia; Saunders Art Studio, Napinka, Manitoba; D.W. Friesen and Sons Ltd., Altona, Manitoba; Color Productions Ltd., Regina, Saskatchewan; Western Photo Co., Napinka, Manitoba; Grant-Mann Lithographers Ltd., Vancouver, British Columbia; Western Smallware and Stationery Co. Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba; The Rex Photo Supply, Regina; International Post Card Co., Montreal, Quebec.

(1): Exterior view of Cleland's Funeral Home, 3rd Street, Weyburn.
(2): Exterior view of city hall in Weyburn.
(3): Grand Trunk Pacific Railway (GTPR) bridge, Saskatoon.
(4): Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) bridge on Estevan - Lethbridge Extension.
(5): Main Street in Moose Jaw with Hotel Churchill, Army and Navy Department Store and the Exchange Cafe in view.
(6): Crescent Park, Moose Jaw.
(7): Crescent Park with St. Andrew's Church, Moose Jaw.
(8): Canadian Pacific Railway depot, Moose Jaw.
(9): Crescent Park, Moose Jaw.
(10): Bathing at Regina Beach.
(11): Rapids on Moose Mountain Creek near Oxbow.
(12): Souris River and Glen Ewen bridge.
(13): Wauchope Baseball Team.
(14): Parade, possibly in Estevan.
(15): Cree Indians and Camp.
(16): Holiday Inn Motel and Restaurant, East Broadway Avenue, Yorkton.
(17): Cavalier Motel, Yorkton.
(18): 4th Street at night, Estevan.
(19): View on 12th Avenue at night, Estevan.
(20): Midnight scene at Bergstrom's Cafe, Estevan.
(21)-(24): Damaged buildings after the storm in Estevan on June 23, 1913. Includes view of damage on John McLeod's farm.
(25)-(28): Views of Estevan including the Maple Leaf Coal and Brick Company plant and Fourth Street as seen from the post office.
(29): Women in Indian costume looking over Qu'Appelle Valley.
(30): Looking across Loch Leven Lake, Cypress Hills Provincial Park.
(31): Souvenir booklet with images of Broadway Bridge, Saskatoon; swimming and dock area at Waskesiu Lake; beach area in Waskesiu; business area in Prince Albert; Moose Jaw, including Crescent Park and St. Andrews United Church; and Regina, including Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Hotel Saskatchewan, and business section.
(32): Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Regina.
(33): Bel-Air Motel, Regina.
(34): Diefenbaker Homestead, Regina.
(35): Casa Terrace Dining Room in Vagabond Motor Inn, Regina.
(36): Vagabond Motor Inn, Albert Street, Regina.
(37): Canadian Pacific Railway station, Regina.
(38): Saskatchewan Power Corporation Building, Regina.
(39): Park Lane Motel, Regina.
(40): Flowerbed in Victoria Park with Saskatchewan Power Corporation Building in background.
(41): Saskatchewan Legislative Building at night, Regina.
(42): Albert Street Bridge over Wascana Lake at night, Regina.
(43): Aerial view of Saskatchewan Legislative Building and Wascana Lake, Regina.
(44): Provincial Parliament Buildings, Regina.
(45)-(46): College Mathieu, Gravelbourg.
(47): The Scholisticate, Lebret.
(48): Couvent [Convent] Jesus Marie, Gravelbourg.
(49): Roman Catholic Church, Weyburn.
(50): Eglise et Presbytire de St. Maurice Souvenir Du 28 Sept. 1913, Antler, Saskatchewan.
(51): Presbytere et eglise, Lisieux, Saskatchewan.
(52): Man standing in doorway of church. Location unknown.

(53): Six men and women, including Charles Quennelle, third from the left, at The Flame Dine and Dance in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

(54)-(70): Images of men, women and children, mostly unidentified, possibly residents of Willow Bunch and Wauchope, Saskatchewan. Includes wedding photo of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quennelle; G.W. Orser; John Good; William (Billy) Good; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holstein and family; and country western performer Alberta Slim and his horse, Kitten.

(71)-(77): Images of the 70th wedding anniversary celebrations of Métis couple Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roy in November 1942 in Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan. Attendees included Gregoire McGillis; Mrs. Rainville; Alex (Catchoux) McGillis; Father Dugat; Louis Gosselin

Photographs created, accumulated and used by members of the Grant family. Includes images of agricultural machinery; post office in Riverhurst; buildings and Main Street in Landis; buildings and railway station in Dundurn; buildings and Atlantic Avenue in Kerrobert; Richlea lumber yards; farming operations; Wiseton School; an exterior view of Saskatchewan Legislative Building with grounds in front under development and cannon sitting on sidewalk in foreground; J.I. Case yards in Saskatoon ca. 1913; exterior view of St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon; Travellers Day in Saskatoon, 1918; Stanley Almighty Voice Jr. and family taken on One Arrow Indian Reserve near Batoche, Saskatchewan on October 13, 1940; and postcards sent to Ross Grant, James Grant and Mrs. James Grant in Ontario. A few images were taken by Skewis of Saskatoon.

Interior and exterior views of the King George Hotel in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, including renovations in 1965 and road signs advertising the King George Motor Hotel, Saskatoon, in 1968; interior and exterior views of the King George Hotel in Melville, Saskatchewan; exterior views of the Blackstone Hotel, Yorkton, Saskatchewan; exterior view of Hotel Windsor (location unknown); interior views of a hotel, possibly in Humboldt, Saskatchewan; apartment building with Business Machines Service vehicle parked in front; unidentified male participants in Travellers curling spiel in Regina, 1950 wearing Melville Curling Club sweaters and Arlington Hotel, Humboldt sweaters; head and shoulders portrait of Stan Wayte; and unidentified male and female entertainers.

Image nos. 59 to 63 are colour postcards depicting Sheraton Cavalier Motor Inn, Saskatoon; King George Motor Hotel, Saskatoon; Saskatoon Boys Pipe Band; Holiday Inn, Regina; and Westward Motor Inn, Regina.

Photographers where indicated are as follows: Saskatchewan Film Board; Government of Saskatchewan, Photo Services Branch; Len Hillyard, Saskatoon; Maurice Milligan, Saskatoon; Delmar Studios, Saskatoon; Gale's Studio, Melville; Brown's Portrait Studio, Melville; and Jessop, Humboldt.

Some of the postcards in this collection are addressed to Miss Mary Burn in Hespeler, Ontario; Mrs. J. Sutherland in Fleming, Saskatchewan; and C.K. Inches in Regina, Saskatchewan.

(1): Postcard captioned Doukhabors Hauling Grain, published by J.A. Stewart, Rosthern, Saskatchewan.
(2): Postcard captioned Doukhabors Plowing, published by J.A. Stewart, Rosthern, Saskatchewan.
(3): Postcard captioned Bird's Eye View of Rosthern, Sask., published for Rosthern Drug Co. by Warwick Bros. & Rutter Ltd., Toronto.
(4): Postcard captioned Main St. Looking South, Manor, Sask. published by Stedman Bros., Limited, Brantford. [ca. 1911].
(5): Postcard captioned Horseless Vehicle in Rosthern, Sask. published for Rosthern Drug Co. by Warwick Bros. & Rutter, Limited, Toronto.
(6): Postcard captioned Ranching in the Canadian West. Group of Cowboys.[ca. 1912].
(7): Postcard captioned Town Hall, Rosthern, Sask., published for Rosthern Drug Co., by Warwick Bros. & Rutter Limited, Toronto.
(8): Postcard captioned View of Rosthern, Sask., published by Rosthern Drug Co., by Warwick Bros. & Rutter Limited, Toronto.
(9): Postcard captioned Carlyle Lake. [ca. 1927].
(10): Postcard with view from the Legislative Gardens looking north across Wascana Lake with Saskatchewan Power Corporation Building and Hotel Saskatchewan in background. Distributed by Regina News Ltd. and made by Grant - Mann Lithographers Ltd.
(11): Postcard with view of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building with Wascana Lake in foreground. Distributed by Regina News Ltd. Made by Grant - Mann Lithographers Ltd.
(12): Postcard showing exterior view of Provincial Administration Building, Regina. Distributed by Western Smallware & Stat. Co. Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba.
(13): Postcard with map of Canada marked with Rosthern with caption "The Only Town on the Map". [ca. 1910].
(14): Postcard with view of Lemsford Ferry Regional Park, located on the south bank of the South Saskatchewan River. Published by King Size Photo Service, Regina, Saskatchewan.
(15): Postcard with view of the Leader Lions Swimming Pool in Leader, Saskatchewan. Published by King Size Photo Service, Regina, Saskatchewan. ca. 1963.
(16): Postcard with aerial view of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Barracks in Regina, Saskatchewan. Published by Western Smallware & Stationery Co., Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba.
(17): Postcard with aerial view of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina published by Western Smallware & Stationery Co. Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba. Aerial view by Photographic Survey No. C-1512.
(18): Postcard with exterior view of Saskatchewan Government Telephones Head Office in Regina, published by Color Productions Ltd., Regina. [ca. 1972].
(19): Postcard with view of Saskatchewan Legislative Building in winter, published by Color Productions Ltd., Regina.
(20): Postcard captioned The Little Chapel on the Square, showing the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) chapel in Regina, published by Color Productions, Regina.
(21): Postcard with view of the swimming pool, store, cafe and recreation hall at Cypress Hills Provincial Park. Published by Color Productions Ltd., Regina. [ca. 1972].
(22): Postcard with aerial view of Regina, Saskatchewan published by Color Productions Ltd., Regina.

(1)-(4): Postcards published by the B.C. Printing and Litho Ltd., Vancouver, British Columbia. Postcards include images of the Saskatchewan Hotel; Normal School; Parliament Buildings; and the corner of College Avenue and Lorne Street with view of house at 2370 Lorne Street.

(5)-(10): Postcards published by Novelty Mfg. and Art Co. Ltd., Montreal, Quebec. Includes views of Regina (aerial view); Hotel Saskatchewan with cenotaph in foreground; Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) station; First Baptist Church; Victoria Park and Business Section; and City Hall.

(11): Postcard with side view of Legislative Building looking east [1913 or after].

Records created, accumulated and used by Paul F. Groome (1896-1992) of Regina, Saskatchewan as follows: minutes of Rae Street Methodist Church, Regina, Saskatchewan, July 10, 1907 to February 20, 1912; minutes of Sixth Avenue United Church, Regina, April 6, 1936 to October 1, 1951; "minutes of the Young Men's Christian Association of Regina, Saskatchewan covering the period from 1890 to 1959" by Paul F. Groome and related source materials; Institute of Power Engineers decal; Western Canada Firemens' Association convention badge, 1908; and photographs relating mainly to Regina, Saskatchewan and its pioneers (including Harry Hourie, William Wallace Gibson, Zachary M. Hamilton, George Barr and Mrs. George Barr); electric power plants; and the activities and facilities of the YMCA, including its camps, swimming pool; Rae Street Methodist Church; Sixth Avenue United Church; St. John's United Church; Regina Boat Club regattas on Wascana Lake. Groome was employed as an engineer at the Regina Municipal Power Plant from 1929 to 1961.

(1)-(171): Scrapbook consisting mainly of photographs of Stony Acres, the fieldstone house and acreage 12 miles west of Regina, Saskatchewan owned by Jean O. Allison (1909-2003). Scrapbook includes interior and exterior views of the house, the antiques, the yard in various seasons, and animals, including horses and dogs; photographs of social events; exterior views of City of Regina Health Department, Walton Health Centre; articles regarding Maureen Forrester; an obituary/eulogy for Reg Hawe, 1993; bulletins dated October 13, 1963 and December 8, 1968 for Lakeview United Church in Regina with references to the Allison family; and obituaries for Maxwell (Max) Bruce Cody, John E. Allison, and Mrs. Mary Adeline Allison.

(172)-(181): Postcards originally stored loose in the scrapbook relating to the Saskatchewan Legislative Building (captioned Night Lights) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

(182): Aerial view of Stony Acres taken by Heenan, 1979.

(1) Exterior view of the Capitol Theatre, on the corner of 12th Avenue and Scarth Street in Regina. Image taken by Alex Gedo. [1992 or before].

2) View of salty foam on Manitou Beach, at Manitou Lake, July 1993. Image taken by Alex Gedo.

3) Postcard captioned Rainbow Danceland, with exterior view of Danceland at Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan with Lake Manitou in the background. Postcard published by Color Productions, Regina, Saskatchewan. [ca. 1993]

4) Postcard of Manitou Springs Mineral Spa at Manitou Beach with view of men and women soaking in the water. Postcard published by Color Productions, Regina, Saskatchewan. Photograph taken by Jean Sproule. [ca. 1993].

5) Postcard of White's Swimming Pool, Manitou Beach, Watrous, Saskatchewan ca. 1922. Postcard is no. 6 in a series published by Photogelatine Engraving Co. Limited, Ottawa, Ontario.

Souvenir booklet with 15 colour postcards published by Valentine - Black Co. Ltd., Toronto, Ontario. Includes images of Royal Canadian Mounted Police; Parliament (Legislative) Building; Victoria Park with Hotel Saskatchewan in background; Union Station; Wascana Lake; Federal Building; Albert Street Bridge; cenotaph in Victoria Park; boating on Wascana Lake; General Hospital; floral gardens in front of the Legislative Building; Hotel Saskatchewan; and Wascana Park.

Souvenir folder with 20 colour postcards engraved by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd., Ottawa, Ontario. Includes views of Parliament (Legislative) Building; bus depot; airport; Grey Nuns' Hospital; Normal School; Balfour Technical School; Regina College; Luther College; people swimming in Wascana Lake; Wascana Lake; Federal Building and Saskatchewan Hotel; Eleventh Avenue; Post Office; Scarth Street looking north; cenotaph in Victoria Park; Union Depot; General Hospital; Victoria Park; and Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Indian.