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This collection consists of discrete archival architectural material (public) such as architectural drawings, presentation drawings, architectural plans, technical drawings, etc., that are in the permanent collection of the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. Architectural drawings found within fonds, series and collections are included within those descriptions.

Portrait H. R. MacKenzie.

Item is an engraving of Lord Selkirk, founder of the Red River settlement.

Research notes, copies of documents, newspapers, clippings, photographs, and maps gathered while studying the history of Battleford and North Battleford, and the manuscript for her book The Battlefords: A History.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by Ruth Matheson Buck, relating to her childhood in Saskatchewan as the daughter of an Anglican missionary and one of Canada's first female doctors; as an educator; as an advocate for adult education; and as an historian and published author on Saskatchewan history and its people.

The types of records included pertain mostly to Buck's published works and to her family, and are comprised of clippings; photographs; correspondence; an object; background research for her articles, sketches, drafts, typescripts and manuscripts of published and unpublished works including "Voices of the Plains Cree" the edited letters of Edward Ahenakew; "The Doctor Rode Sidesaddle", a biography of her mother; "Letters from Hessie McLean" and "Mail Carrying by Western Trails". Genealogical material is also included for Joseph "Forty" Fortescue, Fred Rowland, the Quinney family, and the Matheson, Pritchard and Scott families. The fonds includes sound recordings of an interview with J. Fortesque McKay of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, a trader born in 1890, conducted by Ruth M. Buck in 1975, in which McKay discusses his work with the Hudson's Bay Company (Tape R-1682; Tape R-1683; Tape R-1684). Also included is a sound recording of an oral history interview conducted by Ruth Buck with Maria Rivard of Edmonton, Alberta regarding her experiences growing up at the St. Barnabas Anglican Mission, Onion Lake, from 1896 to 1914 (Tape R-8717).

Records in this fonds also pertain to Buck's involvement in various boards, associations and committees related to adult education and include minutes; agendas; reports; notes; briefs; correspondence; programs; pamphlets; orders in council; and membership lists, including some member biographies.

Records also include notes on Onion Lake, The Pas and the Devon Mission in Saskatchewan, and the bishops of the Diocese of Saskatchewan. Lists of speeches given by Buck; awards, tributes and certificates received; and photographs are located in the fonds.

Articles and correspondence written by Buck and records accumulated by Buck are also contained in: R-E682; R-E1928; R-E2539; R-E2564; R-E3327; and R-E3426. Biographical sketches written by Buck about Elizabeth Beckett Matheson, Frances McGill and Catherine Sheldon-Williams are contained in clippings files.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by the Joseph Hinde Family, members of an English Quaker community who immigrated to Canada in 1912. The records reflect their daily lives, the operation of the family's Valley Springs Ranch near Borden, Saskatchewan and their involvement in the East Borden Co-operative Grazing Association. The fonds also includes family history records, correspondence with relatives and friends, audiotaped interviews of Mary Hinde and Elsie Hinde Ingram, and transcriptions of Elsie Hinde Ingram's diaries (1935-1989) along with a family history compiled by Roberta Rivett and Mary Crane, daughters of Joseph Edward "Bob" Hinde.

The types of records included are diaries, correspondence, photographs, financial records, maps, publications, clippings and audiotapes.

The fonds includes records from 1809 to 1976 of Martha Hinde's parents Henry Thomas Wake and Lydia Carter Wake and members of the Henry Thomas Wake family. The types of records included are diaries, correspondence, photographs and family history records.

The fonds also includes records from 1908 to 1923 of Edith Hinde McCheane's husband Edward McCheane and members of his family. The types of records include diaries, photographs, illustrations and poetry.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in the fonds described in 1992. The following headings were used for descriptions completed in 1992: Diaries and Memoirs; Letters; Farm and Ranch; and Other. Records described in 2008 were arranged into one series: Elsie Hinde Ingram.