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Images of Saskatchewan Archives Board employees at work: (1)-(2) Staff archivist, Trevor Powell, assisting researcher; (3)-(5) Don Herperger, looking through sessional papers in stack area; and departmental files; (6)-(8) Sharon Smith, using a microfilm reader; (9) Ruth Wilson, staff archivist, with map collection; (10) Mrs. Jean Goldie, head of photographs section; (11) Janet Stoll, photographs assistant; (12) Sound archives assistant Rhonda Collver filing tapes; (13) Claudia Cunnington, head of sound archvies, listening to a tape recording; (14)-(15) Jean Larmour, senior researcher for Saskatchewan History Project; (16) Microfilm clerk, Ted Sheard, microfilming newspapers; (17) Copying assistant Laurie Grant; (18) Lois Pitzel, secretary; (19)-(20) Provincial Archivist Ian Wilson and Dr. Bill Brennan planning pictorial history book "Regina Before Yesterday".
Saskatchewan Archives Board employees, storage areas and records: (1)-(4) Staff archivist Trevor Powell, assisting a researcher; (5)-(8) Unprocessed and poorly stored records in the Saskatchewan Legislative Building vaults and the university library; (9) Staff archivist Ed Morgan; (10) Records stored in stack area; archives office in Library Building, University of Regina; (11)-(14) Microfilm clerk Ted Sheard microfilming newspapers; microfilm drawers; and stack of unprocessed newspapers; (15) Sharon Smith operating a microfilm reader; (16) Jean Goldie, head of photographs section; (17) Photographs assistant Janet Stoll; (18) Staff archivist Ruth Wilson with map collection; (19) unknown; (20)-(23) Sound archives assistant Rhonda Collver and Claudia Cunnington, head of sound archives; (24) Copying assistant Laurie Grant; (25) Provincial archivist Ian Wilson in his office; (26)-(28) Card index, stack area and reading room; (29)-(31)Staff archivist Lloyd Rodwell and associate provincial archivist Doug Bocking conducting tours of Saskatoon office; (32) Township plan; and (33) Copies of the periodical Saskatchewan History.
