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Document entitled Homesteading in Saskatchewan, consisting of the reminiscences of Christine Elizabeth Read, whose father, Alexander L. Manson, a clergyman, homesteaded in the Bright Sand - St. Walburg, Saskatchewan district in 1911.

Publication entitled Homesteading at Clavet, Saskatchewan, written by Sarah Foss Hanson.

Zoeth Freeman Cushing's reminiscences of pioneer experiences in the Roseray district entitled Homesteading in Saskatchewan, 1909-1961.

Televison Spot: SEE GUIDE NO. GR 270 By: TM

Reminiscences entitled, Early Settlers Homesteading, written by Harold M. Buxton, a farmer in the Tisdale, Saskatchewan district who was born in 1903 and died in 1976. The reminiscences relate to the period 1903 to 1935.

A homesteading shack, two men with a team of horses, a buggy and a dog.

Images of a family homesteading, likely in the Indian Head, Saskatchewan district. Includes: informal family portraits outside homestead buildings; horse and buggy; a man riding horse; girls on a seesaw; young men inside an office building; and people in a sailboat and a canoe on the lake. Photographs were found in a home that had previously been owned by Frank and Margaret MacDonnell.

Newspaper article, written by J.A. Rankel and published in the March 5, 1977 edition of The Tribune, Winnipeg, entitled, Homesteading: sod house and wild oxen. Rankel describes his experiences and those of his father as they relocated from Manitoba in 1901 and homesteaded southwest of Weyburn, North-West Territories.

Item component is an article by Seward T. St. John that appears in volume 2, issue 1 of Saskatchewan History from page 23 to 27.

An oral history interview with farmer Joseph Short (born 1895) of Debden, Saskatchewan conducted for the Oral History Project, Homesteading in Northern Saskatchewan in the 1930s. Recalls his homesteading experiences in the Park Valley district from 1929. Interviewed by Anna Thiessen on October 26, 1978 in Debden. Visitation report and agreement are included.