File Pamphlet File - Local Histories - Saskatoon (2) - Local Histories - Saskatoon (2)

Retracing the Old Trail, by Gerald Willoughby. Recollections of Gerald Willoughby, one of the first residents of Saskatoon. Foreword written by Edmund H. Oliver, principal of St. Andrews' College, Saskatoon. [19-?] (2 copies).

Visitor's Guide to Saskatoon issued by the Saskatoon Visitor and Convention Bureau.

Illustrated brochure on Saskatoon issued by the Saskatoon Board of Trade. Includes map showing the locations of churches, schools, hospitals, hotels, parks and other places of interest. [19-?].

Booklet on the Saskatoon Boys' Choir submitted by the Choir to Russ Brown, minister responsible for the Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee and Canada Centennial Corporation on January 23, 1964. Includes history of Choir, concert reviews and one black and white photograph.

Two White Oxen: A Perspective of Early Saskatoon, 1874-1905, compiled and edited by George W. Anderson and Robert N. Anderson from the memoirs of Barbara (Hunter) Anderson. [ca. 1972]. 205 p. Includes Barbara Anderson's recollections of her journey and subsequent settlement in Saskatoon, including details on winter, Halloween and Christmas in 1883, the Riel Rebellion in 1885, a prairie fire, school days in Saskatoon, pioneer life and oxen. Includes a biographical sketch of James Hood (pgs. 184-188); Thomas Copland (pgs. 178-183) and George W. Grant (pgs. 189-191).

Folder with information regarding South Saskatchewan River development plan (Saskatoon River Edge Project) in Saskatoon and immediate area, including March 10, 1978 Government of Saskatchewan news release; background notes on the Saskatoon River Edge Authority; and information on the planner, Raymond Moriyama.