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T.C. Douglas laying Medical college cornerstone, University of Saskatchewan; with notables on platform. (3) W. Stewart Lindsay, Regina architect, with other notables on platform at laying of medical college cornerstone.

Financial records from the firms of F.H. Portnall, Portnall & Grolle Architects, Grolle Architect & Engineer Ltd., and Grolle & Grolle Architects & Engineer Inc.; shareholder minutes, reports, project files and office administrative files, and files relating to Grolle's personal and architectural interests. File V.15 relates to Globe Theatre, Regina.

Includes one head and shoulders portrait of an unidentified man drawn in pastel by F.H. Portnall (GM-DA-1170); a head and shoulders portrait of an unidentified Black man painted in oil on wood by F.H. Portnall (GM-DA-1171); a watercolour sketch on paper of the interior of a home with chairs around the fireplace done by Johan H. Grolle, December 1920 (GM-DA-1172); a photo montage of the old Post Office building in downtown Regina showing the redevelopment of the downtown area [198?] (GM-DA-1173]; a black and white photograph of a war memorial in Saskatoon with F.H. Portnall, Architect, Regina, written in the bottom right corner (GM-PH-5194); six photographs of architectural models of the Globe Theatre redevelopment in the old Post Office building at 1801 Scarth Street, Regina (GM-PH-5195 (1)-(6); two photographs of the exterior and interior of the Saskatchewan Conservation House (Passive House) (GM-PH-5196 (1)-(2)); and photographs of St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral, Regina; the Potashville School Unit No. 25 office/regional library building in Esterhazy; St. Stephens Presbyterian Church at 1850 Parker Avenue, Regina; and the Fort Qu'Appelle museum and library building (GM-PH-5197 (1)-(4).

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 08 with presentation drawing of Competitive Design for New Police Station in Regina, Saskatchewan completed by Portnall, Architect.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 09 with drawing of elevation to Broadway completed by Portnall, architect in Regina, Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 10 with black and white presentation drawing of sections of the proposed Legislative Building in Winnipeg, Manitoba submitted for competition by Portnall, an architect in Regina, Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 15 with black and white presentation drawing of exterior and floor plan of Central Fire Hall in REgina, Saskatchewan, designed by Portnall, Regina.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 17 with black and white photograph of Regina War Memorial in Victoria Park (1922) and black and white drawing of Saskatoon War Memorial (1928) designed by Portnall, Architect.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 18 with black and white photograph of the exterior of the Portnall residence in Regina, Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 20 with a black and white photograph of the exterior of an unknown school and a black and white photograph of the exterior of Thomson School in Regina, Saskatchewan, built in 1927 by Cassidy and Co. Contractors and designed by F.H. Portnall, Architect. The photograph of Thomson School was taken by Capital Photo Studio.

Saskatchewan Association of Architects Exhibit '67 presentation panel no. 22 with black and white photograph of exterior of the Nurses' Residence, Regina General Hospital. The building was designed by Portnall, an architect in Regina, Saskatchewan.