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Item is a sectional map that indicates lands open for sale and under contract, the ownership names given to areas of land are identified.

Map showing disposition of lands.

Items are photocopies of maps of western Canada (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba) showing German (Catholic, Lutheran, Mennonite) settlements and population.

Maps reproduced from the publication: The German Canadians, by Heinz Lehmann, (1938) 1985.

Collection of maps containing Dominion Land Grant information, including the names, dates and legal land locations of the original land grants issued by the federal Department of the Interior, Dominion Lands Branch from 1871 to 1930 and by the Government of Saskatchewan, Lands Branch since 1930.

Each map includes an alphabetical index by surname.

Not all rural municipalities in Saskatchewan are included in this collection.

Compilation of former pamphlet and clipping collections in the Regina office of the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan.

File 6 includes an article by Thomas F. Kehoe entitled Indian Boulder Effigies, 1965. (Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History Popular Series No. 12).

File 13 (b) includes the first report of the Saskatchewan Committee on Indian Affairs dated November 19, 1956.

File 13 (c) includes the proceedings of a conference between the Province of Saskatchewan and the people of Indian ancestry held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 1964.

File 17 (a) includes copies of Tawow (Canadian Indian cultural magazine). Includes an article on Canon H.E. Hives by Mrs. A.N. Wetton entitled 26 Years Studying Cree, priest publishes grammar (Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, June 7, 1948).

File 20 includes a publication issued by the federal Department of Citizenship and Immigration. Indian Affairs Branch entitled The Canadian Indian: A Reference Paper (1957, 15 p.).

File 21 (a) contains records relating to Anglican Church of Canada missions.

File 26 includes the publication entitled Catalogue of the Morris Collection of Indian Portraits at the Gallery of the Canadian Art Club, ca. 1909.

File 34 relates to the Cree rebellion of '84.

File 35 (a) relates to Crowstand mission.

File 35 (e) includes notes on the history of the Shoal Lake School and Shoal Lake Band with particular reference to the work of the Anglican Church of Canada there. Includes material from the Conference on the Indian in the Community held in Calgary, Alberta on May 19, 1957.

Item is a photocopy of J. A. Cotes' map showing summer and winter routes from Prince Albert to the Beaver Lake mining area of Saskatchewan. Map includes insets of enlarged plan showing entrance to Cumberland Lake and details of channels, and enlarged plan of Beaver Lake showing approximate position of claims staked.