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Biog. - Burrell, Herbert Thomas
File consists of biographical information about Herbert Thomas Burrell, 1919-1943, who went to England with the Saskatoon Light Infantry in December 1939 and was killed at Ortono, Italy on December 18, 1943.
File consists of a copy of biographical information on Keith Grant Learn of Togo, Saskatchewan, who died in 1944 while serving overseas in the Second World War.
Information compiled by Mrs. L. Learn.
STEUART ANNOUNCES SERVICEMEN COMMEMORATION
Statement: Minister of Natural Resources, Dave Steuart, announces a new program to provide a personal memento to families of deceased servicemen who have had geographical areas named in their honour. By: DSR
SASKATCHEWAN. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. INFORMATION SERVI
Part of Arthur F. Best fonds
Item is a photographic postcard sent to Elma and Lorena Best by Arthur F. Best. Postcard shows soldiers leaving Saskatoon by train with spectators, horses and buggies and automobiles in foreground.
Best, Arthur Frank, 1886-[after 1968]
Unidentified man and woman in field
Part of Elwood Roberts family fonds
Unidentified young man in military dress and young woman holding a camera, standing in a field.
Two men sitting in mess hall at Maple Creek army barracks
Part of Colin Faunt fonds
Two men, dressed in army uniforms, sitting in mess hall at the Maple Creek army barracks.
Group of soldiers at Maple Creek army barracks
Part of Colin Faunt fonds
Large group of soldiers outside of the sergeant's mess, Maple Creek army barracks.
Group of soldiers at Maple Creek army barracks
Part of Colin Faunt fonds
Group of 52 soldiers at Maple Creek army barracks.
Sask Ed Website Archives Scan 2 Part 2 October 2001
Part of Susan Risk fonds
Images from the holdings of the Saskatchewan Archives Board for use on the Saskatchewan Stories About Work multimedia web site.
Risk, Susan
Members of Company "G", 2nd Regiment, Rolette County, North Dakota
Part of Photographs (Private) Collection
Panoramic photograph of members of Company "G", 2nd Regiment, Rolette County, North Dakota, comprised of several Metis from Manitoba, including Ludger Laderoute, standing third from the right. Members are standing with a banner reading "From Rolette-County to Berlin Co. G 2nd Reg. N.Dak". Many Metis from Manitoba lived in Olga, North Dakota.