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01-33: Views from Cypress Hills Provincial Park, including beach construction, blasting in sand and clay banks, camp kitchen units and picnic tables, tree clearing, brush burning, dam construction, park buildings, and the Department of Natural Resources Headquarters Building.

34, 39-60: Bridge construction on the Churchill River.

35-38, 61-70: Views from north of La Ronge, including a Department of Natural Resources sign, tree thinning, brush burning, brush clearing, a winter road, the Uranium City road, a small lake, and a view from Cambrian Reach Hill.

Images of Earle and Russell Short fishing in Belanger Creek, as well as Conservation Officer Al Lueck showing tourists the site of proposed Lock Lomand in Cypress Hills Provincial Park.

01: Beach scene - at Greenwater Lake, Sask., in Greenwater Provincial Park.

02: On the grounds of the Western Development Museum, Yorkton, Sask.

03: Waterhen River Bridge Camp-Site - on No. 4 Highway north of Meadow Lake. Tourists enjoying a fish-fry.

04: Beach scene - ready for boat trip on Greenwater Lake, Sask., Greenwater Provincial Park.

05, 06: Beach scene at Greig Lake, Sask., in northwest Saskatchewan.

07: Two-pound pickerel caught in Greenwater Lake, Greenwater Lake Provincial Park, Sask., by two Saskatchewan tourists in June, 1958.

08: The main drive-way into Greenwater Provincial Park and part of the Beach.

09: Beach scene - at Greenwater Provincial Park, Sask.

10: Part of the Beach at Crystal Beach, Sask.

New road leading into Greenwater Lake. Greenwater Lake is in the background.

Interior of cabin at Kenosee Provincial Park, showing bedroom and furniture. Cabin is owned by Parks Branch.

Interior of duplex cabin at Kenosee Provincial Park showing bedroom. Duplex is owned by Parks Branch.

Interior of cabin at Kenosee Provincial Park showing furniture and available space. Cabin owned by Parks Branch.

Interior of duplex cabin at Kenosee Provincial Park showing the fully modern facilities.

Newly built cabins at Greenwater Provincial Park. The cabins are owned by the Parks Branch of the Department of Natural Resources.

Shoreline of Waterhen Lake between Bennett's and Richalton's Beach - to be developed into a public picnic area. This became part of Meadow Lake Provincial Park in 1959, the first of many parks established based on Bill Baker's recommendations.

Entrance to Richalton's Beach on south shore of Waterhen Lake, jackpine woodland.

The Waterhen River at point where it is crossed by Highway 4.

Highway 4 at the point where it crosses the Waterhen River.

Borrow Point on SW corner of junction of Highway 4 with the Waterhen River - to be developed as a picnic area.

Views from Cypress Hills Provincial Park, including: a view from Bald Butte (21); a red squirrel (22-28); diamond willow (29); lodgepole pine (30, 38, 41); a fawn hiding in grass (31); Indian tent ring (32, 34, 40); cattle grazing (33); aspen stands (35, 41, 48); a beaver pond (36); a fire tower in the Park's Centre Block (37); a view from a lookout in the Park's Centre Block (39); tree shaded trails (42); a scenic view in the Park's Centre Block (43); Fort Walsh (44) and a historical account of Fort Walsh posted on a building at the Fort in the Park's West Block (47); the site of the old Farwell trading post in the Park's West Block (45); a night hawk (46); conglomerate cliffs at and near Adams Lake in the Park's West Block (49, 51, 52, 53); and a view from South Benson in the Park's West Block (50).

01 - Newly constructed wharf on Madge Lake.

02 - Boat house along Madge Lake.

03 - Newly constructed garage at Conservation Officer Station at Madge Lake.

04 - Ranger fire tower in Duck Mountain Provincial Park.