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Homestead shack. Fred and Charlie White seated outside. One man is holding a gun.

Fred and Charlie White moving to their homestead in Tyvan, Saskatchewan. Four horse drawn wagons, five men and two dogs are visible.

Close-up of a wall for a sod shack with an adjacent fence.

Exterior view of a sod house with a two-deck wagon box, covered with binder canvas, placed in front of the house, used as a coal bin during the winter.

Information on the back of the photograph written by H.W. Jones of Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan on April 5, 1972: This sod house was built in 1911 on William G. Jones's homestead. Location - NW 1/4 Sec. 6 Tp. 24 Rg. 10 W3rd meridian in Saskatchewan, Canada. This photo is an enlargement reproduced from the original which was taken, developed, printed and finished by Harold W. Jones in 1914.

Log and plaster house belonging to the Mabons in the Tullisville district, water barrel beside it, two men on horseback, and man in buggy drawn by a horse.

A two-storey frame house on prairie, an unidentified woman stands near.

Exterior view of tar-paper covered shack on prairie. Family of five at door.

A young girl and boy standing beside a house.

Possibly the upstairs interior of a store in Rosthern. The photo shows a man and woman in the living room area. In this area there is an arm chair, two wooden chairs, an end table and table and chairs.

Homesteaders, George and Arthur Jones with oxen and plough used to plough fireguard on prairie. Oxen lying down.