Newspaper article, source unknown, detailing the life of pioneer merchant R.H. Williams, who opened up his store "Glasgow House" with his son J.K.R. Williams in 1888.
Leader-Post, Regina article detailing the life of the Williams Family who took over the mercantile industry in Regina, Saskatchewan in 1888.
Leader-Post article celebrating the Williams' Family 50th year in the mercantile industry.
Regina and District Old Timers' Association, Inc.
Publication entitled Tents to Towers (number 3 in Pioneers! O Pioneers! series). The publication relates to individuals who contributed to the building of the settlement, town and city of Regina, Saskatchewan. Includes information on the Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Railway; McCallum, Hill and Company; various hotels; and motion picture theatres in Regina.
Publication entitled Women of the Years (number 4 in the Pioneers! O Pioneers! series). The publication contains biographical information on prominent women in Regina, Saskatchewan.
The Pioneers: A Collection of Stories About Saskatchewan's Past
Selection of stories from the radio series entitled The Pioneers" written and narrated by Sharon Metz. Black and white illustrations by Gail Duesterbeck. Sponsored and published by Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan.
Regina Cemetery Walking Tours guide booklets
Copies of the guide booklets for Tour 1 and Tour 2 of the Regina Cemetery Walking Tour published by Regina Ethnic Pioneers Cemetery Walking Tour Inc. Tour 1 was entitled City Founding Fathers. Tour 2 was entitled Multicultural. The booklets include biographical information and photographs of individuals and photographs of their headstones. The Multicultural booklet features individuals of Russian, Scottish, Serbian, Swedish, Swiss, Ukrainian, Welsh, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Lebanese/Syrian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian and New Zealand ancestry.
Compilation of former pamphlet and clipping collections in the Regina office of the Saskatchewan Archives Board.
Who's Who Classified Business Directory for Regina for 1939 and Reference Handbook, Regina City, 1949 are located in file 27. File 56 contains a history of Luther College in Regina from 1955. File 27 contains publications entitled Regina Directory for 1885; and Regina Leader-Post 1939 "Who's Who" Classified Business Directory. File 49 includes the January 1915 issue of a publication entitled Construction featuring Regina. File 236 relates to the MacDonald Memorial Fund.
Files 70, 71 and 72 deal with Pile O'Bones (Regina). File 50 contains The On to Ottawa Trek, by Victor Hoar. File 61 includes an article by Jack Fairley on Richard Henry Williams entitled The Story of a Pioneer (Christmas in Regina, 1919, pg. 6).
Includes Order-in-Council No. 2778 of December 29, 1900 approving report, evidence and cash statements submitted by the townsite commissioners appointed by Order-in-Council No. 1527 of June 19, 1900. 142 p.
See file 37b for the first floor plan and capacity table for the Hotel Saskatchewan in Regina. File 44 includes a letter concerning picnic grounds and golf course (King's Park) dated November 1954.
File 7b includes a history of the Regina Public Library from 1909 to 1959 by Jessie R. Bothwell. File 71.23 includes Pioneers! O Pioneers! by Jessie R. Bothwell. File 45 includes an article by Bothwell in 1954 entitled High diplomacy in a jury regarding the suit for libel against Nicholas Flood Davin by C.J. Atkinson in July 1890. File 71.01 relates to Women's Canadian Club historical first prize-winning essay in Regina, 1927. File 67 includes a publication entitled Saskatchewan's Pioneer Streetcars: The Story of the Regina Municipal Railway, 1971. File 27 includes a publication entitled Lang's Guide to Regina and the Province of Saskatchewan, 1912.
File 25h includes historical information regarding the organization, erection and proposed financing of Wascana Badminton Club (later in 1934 changed to Wascana Winter Club with addition of skating facilities).
File 20 includes a booklet on Saint Basil the Great Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Regina, Saskatchewan compiled in 1975 to commemorate the parish's 50th anniversary. The booklet is mainly written in Ukrainian with some English and was edited by Bohdan Kazymyra, F. Nakonechny and E. Shtendera. 302 p.
Includes contracts and specifications for the construction of the sewage disposal works and storm water and sanitary trunk serews and supplying of field boulders for use in percolating filters, 1910. Includes publication issued by the Regina Committee for Rail Passenger Service, April 1976, that explains the aims, activities and views of the Committee regarding rail passenger service in Canada, Saskatchewan and Regina.
Includes articles written by May Neal and published in The Leader-Post, Regina and a publication edited by May Neal entitled 50 Years of Progress: Regina, Queen City of the Plains, 1903-1953 (file 71.39). May Neal (née Whiteford) was married to W.F. Neal.
File 45 includes an article by Zachary M. Hamilton entitled Regina pioneers on parade at coronation of Queen Victoria (The Leader-Post, Regina, May 11, 1937) that includes references to T.M. Crapper.
Includes item written by Marguerite E. Robinson entitled Civic politics in Regina, Saskatchewan: A Resume of the development of the slate system.
File 49 includes a photograph of the exterior view of J.M. Young's bungalow in Regina, Saskatchewan. Storey + Van Egmond architects. The photograph was copied from Construction Magazine, Volume 8, No. 1, 1915.
R. H. Williams, F. England, and R. Martin outside England's Jewellers (Regina)
Three Regina businessmen, "Fergy" R.H. Williams, "Fred" England and Robert Martin, outside England's Jewellers.
1895 City council: H. Armour, J. K. McInnis, F. N. Darke, H. C. Lawson, Wm. Mollard, W. F. Eddy, R. H. Williams.
Mayor, City Clerk, and City Council: Peter Jr. McAra, James Balfour, J. Kelso Hunter, R.H. Williams, Peter Cooper, A.D. Wright, Neil McInnis.