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Métis traders, children and men, and two white people in front of a tent and a covered wagon.

"Sketches of the North-west" - small pictures showing Indians, bird shooting, camps and moving camp, fording the Qu'Appelle River, life in camp on a wet day.

Sketch by Ogden of a pioneer store on the prairie. Men with carts pulled by ox, man on a horse, and men talking in a group.

Métis camped on the prairie, near Maple Creek, reclining around a camp stove.

Manuscript plan of section 24, township 20, range 21, W. 2 meridian.

Item is a photographic reproduction of a map that shows a plan for York City [now known as Yorkton] and the York Farmers' Colony.

"Scenes in the Saskatchewan Country." Métis civilians travelling by Red River cart; scouts and artillery men trekking to join rebellion. Engravings from Harper's Weekly, 18 April 1885.

Original and typed copies of 67 letters written by Edwin Jackson Brooks to his wife, Helena (Nellie) Oughtred Brooks, concerning his trip west from Lennoxville, Quebec, and his settlement at Indian Head, 1882-1884; scrapbook of newspaper clippings from The Montreal Weekly Witness and Manitoba Free Press regarding the North-West Rebellion and trial of Louis Riel; and special editions of The Daily Leader, Regina, dating from July 21 to August 1885, (incomplete) containing reports on trial of Riel and others.

John and Mary Thynne and others on horseback outside their first home. House constructed of sod roof and small logs.