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Governor-general, Victor Christian William Cavendish, 9th duke of Devonshire, speaking in Central Park, Prince Albert.

Vice-regal visit to Prince Albert. (Left to right) Father J.S. Caron, Chancellor of Prince Albert Diocese; Bishop H. Prud'homme of Prince Albert; Lady Byng; Governor-General Lord Byng of Vimy; and Mayor Davis of Prince Albert.

Vegetable garden showing large cabbage patch and raspberry bushes with gardener and family.

Various views of bridges in Saskatchewan. (1) Bridge at Saskatoon. (2) Bridge at Prince Albert. (3) Bridge under construction.

Diary of A.A. Dale of Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, an accountant, 1907-1912 and record of sales of wheat and other grains, 1903-1910.

Clippings of articles written by Mrs. Marie-Anne Duperreault (Perrette) of Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan.

Parochial account book of St. Peter's Anglican Church in Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, March 5, 1923 to April 30, 1946.

Reminiscences of Mrs. Mary (Lowenberger) Popp covering the period 1880s to 1974. A programme for the parade for Progress Day in Langenburg, Saskatchewan on August 17, 1965 is included. 285 p.

Document in the French language entitled Victoire (Sask.) (Cinquante annees de vie religieuse et paroisiale), 1912-1962.

Records of St. Thomas Women's Auxiliary, Vernon District, Qu'Appelle (Anglican Church of Canada) including minutes, November 9, 1900 to July 28, 1904; an account ledger, February 12, 1936 to November 30, 1953; and a membership list.

Document in French language entitled Aux Prises avec la Tourmente. Les missionnaires de la colonie de Saint-Laurent-de-Grandin durant l'insurrection Metisse de 1885, by Jules le Chevallier. (Extrait de la Revue de l'Université d'Ottawa, 1939, 1940).

Annual reports of Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan covering the period November 7, 1899 to December 31, 1900 and the year 1901. Reports were published in 1901 and 1902.

Indigenous policy and documents relating to the Sweetgrass First Nation including extracts from annual reports; population figures; correspondence of the Indian Commissioner and Indian agents regarding movement of Little Pine and Little Poplar, 1884-1885, sun dances, and a letter from Forget to Bishop Pascal regarding the activities of schools on Thunderchild and Sweetgrass First Nations (Anglican and Catholic).

Document entitled En Avant La Colonization. La Terre paroisse aux canadiens-francais le Nord oust Canadien par Mr. L'Abbe J.B. Morin.

Papers, notices and discussions relating to the Palliser Expedition taken from the Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society of London, Volumes 1 to 5, 1855-1861. Records were copied in April 1957.

Document entitled Early Explorations and Colonisation of Western Canada, by Sir James Hector, taken from Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, 1900. Volume 33, 1901, pgs. 552-554.

Issue of The Evening Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario dated February 28, 1900.

November 15, 1907 issue of Wheat Belt Review, Edmonton, Alberta, featuring Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

Partial scrapbook of clippings from French and English newspapers compiled by Henriette Forget and her husband between 1895 and 1923. The scrapbook includes several articles written by Henriette Forget, including "Navigation of the Saskatchewan in Early Days". The scrapbook pages from September 12, 1895 to July 21, 1905 have been microfilmed.

Document entitled Crop Insurance in Manitoba: A Report on the Feasibility and Practicability of Crop Insurance in Manitoba, submitted by the Manitoba Crop Insurance Committee and issued by the Economic Survey Board, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1940.

Records created, accumulated and used by members of the Brooks family of Indian Head, Saskatchewan including newspaper clippings regarding the North-West Rebellion in 1885; a plan of Indian Head dated November 16, 1882; two volumes of a family history document compiled by Murray G. Brooks entitled A Saskatchewan Family, 1882-1902, being the personal reminiscences of life on the homestead and in the town; and letters from Edwin Jackson Brooks to his wife regarding his trip west from Lennoxville, Quebec and his settlement in Indian Head, 1882-1884.

Diaries kept by various individuals as follows:

Diary of Reginald and Mary Beatty, pioneer settlers of the Melfort, North-West Territories (Saskatchewan) district, 1885-1886 and 1896-1898.

Diary of John Alexander Victor Preston (1863-1950), being a personal narrative of the North-West Rebellion in 1885. Diary was loaned for copying by Mrs. J.F. Preston, Victoria, British Columbia.

Diary of J.W. Moody of Sintaluta, North-West Territories (Saskatchewan) relating to his trip from Liverpool, England to Indian Head, North-West Territories in 1886. Diary was loaned for copying by Mrs. Frank Ellis of Regina, Saskatchewan.

Diary of Gavin Middleton relating to his trip from eastern Canada and his early days as a homesteader in the Carnduff district, April 4, 1882 to July 3, 1884. The original diary was in the possession of C.S. Preston of Carnduff.

Diary of the Reverend Arthur Whiteside (1850-1926) which describes his journey from Edmonton in 1880 down the Saskatchewan River to Prince Albert, the founding of the first Methodist church and three years of missionary work in that settlement, 1880-1882.

Trims: Includes scenes of traffic on Prince Albert and Regina streets and scenes of automobiles on the highway.

Trims: Includes scenes of students, from an unidentified grade school in Prince Albert, acting as a school traffic patrol regulating traffic flow at a street corner by their school and of good street scenes of Prince Albert showing traffic flow on different streets.