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Item is a history of the High Tor district, including the High Tor District Soldier Settlement, compiled by Roger Baldwin. Publication is based on drafts written by Baldwin's father, Harold "Bob" Baldwin in 1954, 1957 and 1968.

Local history of the Saskatchewan communities of Broadview, Oakshela, and Percival. Published by the Broadview Pioneer History Society. Printed by Friesen Printers.

A local history of the village of Chamberlain, Saskatchewan and district. Published by the Chamberlain Historical Society. Printed by W.A. Print Works Ltd., Regina.

Publication entitled Freedhome: 70 Years, which provides a local history of the Freedhome School District No. 1043, near Dubuc, Saskatchewan, and a history of activities at the Freedhome Hall. Writing and Editing Committee: George and Karin Closson, Verner and Elsie Freed, and George and Ruth Hedstrom. The publication discusses the years 1902-1978.

Revised edition of Grasslands Settlers: The Swift Current Region During the Era of the Ranching Frontier, authored by Don C. McGowan. Published by Cactus Publishers.

Publication compiled by the Vaughan Homemakers' Club. Includes biographical information on Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Beatty and reprints of stories written by Reginald Beatty and originally published in 1920 in The Melfort Moon.

A book entitled "Memories of Early Togo," by W. R. Topham. William Richard Topham was born and raised in Togo, leaving in 1935 for University in Saskatoon.

Local history of the village of Piapot, Saskatchewan and district published by the Piapot History Group and printed by Friesen Printers.

Unpublished history of the village of Ralph, Saskatchewan compiled by the students of Ralph School to commemorate Saskatchewan's Golden Jubilee in 1955. Includes photographs of Ralph Ladies' Aid, 1915; Ralph School, 1915; agricultural equipment; an automobile; a blacksmith; a hockey team; and Thieman's Grove.

Local history of the village of Robsart, Saskatchewan and district entitled Robsart Pioneers Review the Years. Compiled in 1955 by the Robsart Jubilee Committee and printed by the Eastend Enterprise.

Information on original homesteaders in the Robsart district including townships 4 and 5, ranges 25, 26 and 27, west of the third meridian. Includes section, name, date of entry, and date patent issued. Date of creation of creator of document unknown.

Article by Lorraine Anderson entitled The History of the Robsart District. Published in The Maple Creek News, August 18, 1955.