Interior of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church.

Sound recording of an interview with Frederick (Fred) Henger (1919-2005) of Oxbow, Saskatchewan conducted by Rose Romanowich. Henger discusses the early history of Oxbow and farming in the Oxbow district during the 1920s and 1930s. Visitation report and agreement are included.

Sound recording of an interview with William Arnold Staples (1881-1969) of Oxbow, Saskatchewan conducted by Edwin (Ed) C. Morgan, a staff archivist with the Saskatchewan Archives Board. Staples discusses his experiences homesteading in the Oxbow district and the transportation of grain to Kenmare, North Dakota via Lake du Lac.

John T. McCay Block.

Ladies of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Oxbow. Identified.

Ladies of the Red Cross Society knitting socks for the troops. Mrs. Martha Halliwell and others gathered outside the home of Mrs. Walter Walsh.

Exterior view of the Legion Hall in Oxbow. It was originally the Methodist Church.

Exterior and interior views of public libraries at Alameda (01 to 02) and Oxbow (03 to 04). Images taken for the Saskatchewan Provincial Library.

List of homesteaders in the Auburn School District No. 141, located in the Oxbow, Saskatchewan district, in Townships 2 and 3, Range 1 and Section 12, Township 3, Range 2, West of 2nd. Likely compiled by Saskatchewan Archives staff. [195-?-197-?]

Articles from various sources regarding the history of Oxbow, [ca.1936]-1967.

Main Street. Several stores and businesses including McCay and Son, Wylie's Furniture store and Western Art Gallery in view. Early 1900's.