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Banner for Hurstpierpoint College

R-A34563
Item
195-?

Part of David Johnson fonds

Procession of church altar servers by David Johnson for Hurstpierpoint College in England. Left banner is embroidered, right banner is painted.

Banner for Hurstpierpoint College

R-B14590
Item
195-?

Part of David Johnson fonds

Procession of church altar servers carrying banners created for David Johnson for Hurstpierpoint College, England.

Photograph of "Crucifixion"

R-B14592
Item
196-?

Part of David Johnson fonds

Photograph of oil painting created by David Johnson entitled "Crucifixion".

Photo of oil portrait of old man

R-B14595
Item
196-?

Part of David Johnson fonds

Photograph of an oil portrait created by David Johnson of an old man with hat and cane.

Dorothy Deal, her husband and Stan Hunter in Scout uniform during Sea Rangers visit to England

R-A23740
Item
1957

Dorothy Deal and Husband with Stan Hunter in Scout uniform during Sea Rangers visit to England.

A march past of the Saskatoon Light Infantry in front of Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King

R-B14313
Item
1941-08-26

A march past of the Saskatoon Light Infantry in front of Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King. Leading the march past are Major R.C. Irvine (right) and M.G. Hamilton (centre).

Exterior of the church and Sir Thomas White's orphanage in England