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A view of Stoney [sp?] Rapids taken from behind the settlement looking down on the Fond du Lac River.

Item is an aerial view of Wamninuta Island, situated 50 miles northwest of La Ronge, at height of 7000 feet.

Two men unload large sacks from a Saskatchewan Transportation Company semi trailer onto a sleigh pulled by a caterpillar.

Photo identification card of William Parks, Director of Forests with the Department of Natural Resources.

Copy of chart (map) for D.N.R. 1955 showing southern Saskatchewan.
D.N.R. chart (map) 1956

Sandy beach on W shore of Sorich Bay on Ile a la Crosse Lake - a short distance to east of new highway to Buffalo Narrows (now #155) - to be reserved for possible future parkland development.

Ile a la Crosse Lake, W shore

Ile a la Crosse Lake, W shore.

Views of the municipal hospital in Uranium City.

Two Canadian Red Cross nurses delivering containers of blood to the Saskatchewan Transportation Company (S.T.C.) for delivery out of town. The blood is delivered by a Red Cross truck directly to the bus where it is checked by the Express Manager, and loaded on to the bus by the bus driver. L to R: W. Harrison, S.T.C. Express Manager; Shirley Ballman, Red Cross; Ruth Ritter, Red Cross; C. Rollefson, bus driver. The bus is a MCI Courier made by Motor Coach Industries (MCI) of Winnipeg; the Canadian Red Cross truck is a 1950's Ford or Mercury panel truck.

Canadian Red Cross nurses delivering containers of blood for shipment on S.T.C. bus. L to R: W. Harrison, S.T.C. Express Manager; Shirley Ballman, Red Cross; C. Rollefson, bus driver; Ruth Ritter, Red Cross.

Canadian Red Cross nurses delivering containers of blood for shipment on S.T.C. L to R: Shirley Ballman, Red Cross; Ruth Ritter, Red Cross; C. Rollefson, bus driver; W. Harrison, S.T.C. Express Manager.

Photographs taken by Bill Baker, a recreational consultant hired by the Government of Saskatchewan to identify prospective recreational sites and scenic lookout points in northern Saskatchewan.

Painting by Saskatchewan artist Eli Bornstein of Saskatoon entitled "Downtown Bridge" (1954).

Painting by Saskatchewan artist Jan Gerrit Wyers entitled "These good old thrashing (sic.) days".

Painting by Saskatchewan artist William Perehudoff titled "Mother and Child".