Moose Jaw (Sask.)

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1st Moose Jaw Troop swimming and rafting at the Wild Animal Park

Part of Boy Scouts of Canada, Saskatchewan Provincial Council fonds

1st Moose Jaw swimming and rafting at the Wild Animal Park.

46th Battalion (South Saskatchewan), CEF leaving Moose Jaw

R-A32277 (1)-(2)
Item
1914 or after

Items are images of recruits for the 46th Battalion (South Saskatchewan), Canadian Expeditionary Force that were mobilized from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Sutton Photo Studio

4th Avenue South in Moose Jaw flooded

Part of Photographic Services Still Photography Records series

4th Ave. South in Moose Jaw flooded.

5 Court Houses in Saskatchewan

R-P64
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1907-1929

Arch. Drawings and Specifications

60th Rifles Leaving Moose Jaw

GM-PH-1423 (1)-(3)
Item
1914

Part of George B.C. Sharpe family fonds

Items are photographic postcards showing views of servicemen in 60th Rifles walking down street in Moose Jaw prior to leaving to serve in World War I.

Sutton Photo Studio

A Province is Born

R-E3245
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between 1918 and 1963

Part of Textual Records (Private) Collection

Photocopy of unpublished manuscript entitled, A Province is Born, written by Albert E. Pott. Includes narratives on the creation of the provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta in 1905, the cities of Regina, Moose Jaw and Saskatoon, the coming of the automobile, Pott's travels to Edmonton, the Regina Cyclone, entertainment, and the Great War.

Pott, Albert E.

A family at the Wild Animal Park, Moose Jaw