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Records of the Mendel Art Gallery in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan as follows: programme for the official opening of the Mendel Art Gallery and Civic Conservatory, October 16, 1964; invitation to Artists of the Arctic exhibition, 1967; invitation to one man show of paintings by Henry Bonli, 1965; booklet relating to exhibition of paintings by Otto Rogers entitled Landscape Vibrations, 1967; invitation to preview showing of works by Ernest Lindner and premiere showing of film entitled E. Lindner by Cherry Film Productions, 1974; booklet relating to recent paintings of Dorothy Knowles, 1974 ; invitation to exhibition of prints by John H. Snow of Calgary, 1974; invitation and catalogue relating to Saskatoon Collects exhibition, 1974; and illustrated booklet entitled Mendel Art Gallery and Civic Conservatory, designed by W. Perehudoff, with photograph by Perehudoff, N. Semenoff and Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, 1966.

Records of the Photographers Gallery, located at 236 - 2nd Avenue South in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan including a community program kit, ca. 1977; and invitations to openings of exhibitions of works of various individuals, including Josef Sudek; Pamela Harris; Paul Neevel; Richard Holden; Michael Shreirer; Don Normark; Shin Sugino; Marian Penner Bancroft; Eugene Atget; Paul De Nooijer; Hubert Hohn; Sandra Semchuk; James Lisitza.

PI-1023: Publications issued by the Saskatchewan Association of Architects as follows: Issues of Touch Stone (July 1990; October 1990; April/May 1991; and June 1993); 1990-91 Membership List; 1990 Annual Report; and Fee Schedules, 1991.

PI-1024: Booklet issued by Holliday-Scott Paine Rusick Architects, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. [1980 or after].

PI-1025: Illustrated brochure issued by De Lint Architect Ltd., Regina, Saskatchewan. [ca. 1981].

PI-1026: October 1993 and December 1993 issues of Columns, the newsletter of the Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba Associations of Architects.

PI-1027: Illustrated brochure issued by McCudden Goldie and Morley Architects Ltd., Regina. 1984.

PI-1028: Illustrated booklet issued by Akin & Olfert Architects, Saskatoon. ca. 1984.

PI-1029: Illustrated brochure issued by Hladun Maunu Architects Ltd., Saskatoon. 1984.

PI-1030: Illustrated booklet issued by Wiens Johnstone Architects Ltd., Regina. ca. 1984.

PI-1031: Illustrated brochure issued by A.J. Diamond and Partners, Architects and Planners [1975 or after].

PI-1032: Illustrated booklet issued by Turhan Okeren Architect Ltd., Saskatoon. ca. 1984.

PI-1033: Illustrated brochure issued by Arnott MacPhail Associates Ltd., Architects, Engineers and Planners, Regina. ca. 1983.

PI-1034: Biographical information regarding Frank W. Wolman and list of representative projects completed by Frank Wolman Associates Inc., ca. 1983.

PI-1035: Illustrated booklet issued by BLM Architects Ltd., Regina. 1985.

PI-1036: Illustrated brochure issued by Building Design 2 Ltd., Regina. 1984.

PI-1037: Feasibility Study Phase I: Foundations, Foundation Walls and Basement: Herbert Elementary School, Herbert, Saskatchewan, by G.I. Norbraten Architect Limited, Regina, Saskatchewan, February 1988.

PI-1038: Feasibility Study Phase II: Herbert Elementary School, Herbert, Saskatchewan, by G.I. Norbraten Architect Limited, Regina, Saskatchewan, April, 1988.

PI-1039: Feasibility Study: Fine Arts Building, College Avenue Campus, University of Regina, August 1983. Architect was G.I. Norbraten Architect (1983) Ltd.

PI-1040: Feasibility Study: Signal Hill Arts Centre, Weyburn, Saskatchewan, by The IKOY Partnership: Architects, Regina, Saskatchewan. 1985.

PI-1041: Proposal for Building Assessment Former Normal School (Fine Arts Building) 1955 College Avenue, Regina, by Stone Hutchinson Architects Ltd., 1997.

Ten postcards accumulated by George S. Maynard, who came from England to Saskatchewan and farmed there. He later resided in Kamloops, British Columbia. The postcards were mainly written by George S. Maynard and Dorothy (Jones) Maynard. The postcards depict various communities in Saskatchewan as follows:
1) Exterior of Marcelin Cash Store (H.E. Labrosse Magasin Departemental), Marcelin (postmarked 1912).
2) View of swimming pool in Manitou Beach (postmarked 1932)
3) The Saskatchewan River, Saskatoon (postmarked 1939)
4) Mount [Mont] Nebo Lake (postmarked 1941)
5) View of Saskatoon looking north east (postmarked 1947)
6) Exterior view of St. Andrews College, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon (postmarked 1948)
7) Exterior view of City Hospital, Saskatoon (postmarked 1949)
8) Exterior view of Bessborough Hotel, Saskatoon (postmarked 1951)
9)View of Quill Lake with caption Greetings from Quill Lake, Sask. (postmarked 1954)
10) Exterior view of Swift Current Federal Building with vehicles parked along sidewalk (postmarked 1962)

Series of photogravure reproductions of views and buildings in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan including a glimpse of the Saskatchewan River; the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) station; General Hospital; Land Titles Office; residential section of Saskatchewan Crescent; Alexandra and Princess Public Schools; King George Hotel; Quaker Oats Milling Company; Victoria Public School and Fire Hall; St. Thomas Presbyterian Church; Princess School; Second Avenue; and Saskatoon from Saskatchewan Avenue hill.

Images of Sutherland, a mainly residential neighbourhood in east-central Saskatoon, Saskatchewan taken by Jeaniene Brandell and used in a booklet entitled Saskatchewan Homecoming Project '71: The History of Sutherland, compiled by Jeaniene Brandell and Margaret Osler for Mr. Sawatzky. Includes images of Sutherland School; the forestry farm in Saskatoon; St. Matthew's Anglican Church; the Powe house; Sutherland Fire Hall; Sutherland Memorial Hall; the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) depot; a park in Sutherland; and the Sutherland Industrial area.

A photocopy of the booklet is available in the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan collection (reference code S-YF 191.2).

Two empty Saskatoon Brewery trucks. Image taken by John Van Impe, an employee of the Saskatoon Brewing Company.

Interior view of the home of Louis (Lou) and Mary Bowley at 1340 Avenue C North in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The living room and dining room area are in view.

Mrs. Mary Bowley, wearing a fur coat and hat, standing on a sidewalk with the Mayfair University streetcar, part of the Saskatoon Municipal Railway system, in the background.

Book displays in the lower level of the Saskatoon News Agency. Image taken by Len Hillyard.