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Records pertaining to James Ewart Wright, originally of Carnduff, Saskatchewan. Includes: biographical notes; letters written by Ewart Wright while on military training in Winnipeg, and from his postings in England and Belgium during the First World War, and from England during the Second World War; letter from his wife Nell to Eliza Wright at Carnduff, ca. 1940s; obituary, 1976; clippings including one entitled, Mobilize, re: the South Saskatchewan Regiment, 1939; service record, 1939; letter dated July 25, 1917 from Ewart's brother, Austin, of the 108th Battalion.

Canadian Army active service pay book, issued to Pte. John Murdoch McDonald of Manor, Saskatchewan, May 8, 1918.

Biographical sketch of John Murdoch McDonald (alt sp. MacDonald) written by his son, Ken MacDonald.

Photocopied correspondence providing information on the Colours of various infantry battalions from Saskatchewan in the Canadian Expeditionary Force that served in the Great War. Included is reference to the 5th, 28th, 46th, 68th, 152nd, 198th, 214th and 249th Battalions.

Bert Eyeford's typewritten reminiscences of his experiences as a prisoner of war in Siberia while serving with the Canadian Expeditionary Force.

Item is a group photograph showing officers and N.C.O's for the 8th Canadian Field Ambulance.

Photos of the 60th Battery Association Canadian Field Artillery (C.F.A.) Canadian Expeditionary Force (C.E.F.) including Bert Cox, war scenes, battalion, and reunions. ca. 1914-1972.

249th O.S. Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) in front of Church of the Perpetual Adoration, Quebec. February 1918.

Item is a portrait of Lieutenant Robert Grierson Combe, Victoria Cross winner, painted by James Quinn.

"C" Company, 188th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) 1916.