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A makeshift mailbox in the midst of the wilderness

  • R-B11456
  • Item
  • 1930 or before

A slightly blurred photo of a makeshift mailbox in the midst of the wilderness. Tall bushes are growing all around the box, and the pioneer's home cannot be seen.

A pioneer family arriving at the new home

  • R-B11449
  • Item
  • ca. 1890

A pioneer family arriving at the new home. Settlers' effects have been unloaded from the wagon and have been stacked by the door. Two women and a boy are sitting in the wagon.

A sod house

  • R-A9487
  • Item
  • copied 1972 (originally created 1914)

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.

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