View of the bandstand located within Wascana Park (Wascana Centre) at Regina.

Views showing a barbeque held on Willow Island in Wascana Centre (Park) as part of the national Municipal Affairs Ministers' conference held at Regina.

Crowded beach on Waskesiu Lake, Prince Albert National Park.

Beacon Hill Park.

Beaver Creek Archaeological Resource Assessment. An archaeological assessment of the Beaver Creek Conservation Area, prepared by Ernest G. Walker of the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology, University of Saskatchewan. Published by the Meewasin Valley Authority.

Beaver Creek Human Heritage Interpretation. A resource document providing interpretive information about the Beaver Creek Conservation Area, prepared and published by the Meewasin Valley Authority.

Home movies:
(1) Shots of decorations, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the coronation of King George V, mounted over the main entrance of the Simpson's building located on Broad Street in Regina, Saskatchewan. A sign reads "1910 GEORGE MARY 1935";
(2) Shots of a rainbow over Connaught School;
(3) Military remembrance services at the Cross of Sacrifice in the Regina Cemetery;
(4) Shots of people with Connaught School in the background;
(5) Girl playing with a dog;
(6) People walking in the formal gardens in front of the Legislative Building.

Home movies: Includes: 1) Scenes of the parade, held on Monday, October 21, 1940, to promote the world premier showing of the movie NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE at the Capitol Theatre in Regina. The footage includes shots of Madeleine Carroll riding in the Lieutenant-Governor's carriage with Archibald Peter McNab and Mrs. McNab; shots of Robert Preston riding in a car; shots of floats with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, North West Mounted and North American Indians being represented. The footage is shot from a location on Albert Street. 2) Scenes of men viewing an oil well pumping oil. 3) Scenes of people skating, and boys playing hockey, on outdoor skating rinks, one of which was located at Central Park. 4) Scenes of a parade, possibly a Victory Bond Parade in June, 1941. The footage is shot from a location on Victoria Street. Includes shots of high school bands, military bands, floats urging people to buy war bonds, and lines of marching air force, navy and army personel. 5) Scenes of people at an enclosed oil well derrick. 6) Scenes of people at a lake swimming and boating. 7) Exterior shots of house and backyard flower garden. 8) Scenes of a military parade, possibly the Victory Day Parade held on August 2, 1941, consisting of air force, army and navy personel. It concludes at the Regina Exhibition race track with speeches and music, from a raised platform, for people sitting in the stands. 9) Scenes of men working at an oil well drilling rig. 10) Scenes of people attending the November 11, 1941 Remenberance Day ceremonies at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park in Regina. CAUTION - EXTREMELY SHRUNKEN - DO NOT PROJECT!! See also VHS copy VT R-12871 and DVD copy DVD R-12877.

Home movies: 1) Scenes of the parade, held on Monday, October 21, 1940, to promote the world premier showing of the movie NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE at the Capitol Theatre in Regina. The footage includes shots of Madeleine Carroll riding in the Lieutenant-Governor's carriage with Archibald Peter McNab and Mrs. McNab; shots of Robert Preston riding in a car; shots of floats with the North West Mounted Police, Royal Canadian Mounted Police and North American Indians being represented. The footage is shot from a location on Albert Street. 2) Scenes of men viewing an oil well pumping oil. 3) Scenes of people skating, and boys playing hockey, on outdoor skating rinks, one of which is located in Central Park. 4) Scenes of a parade, possibly a Victory Bond Parade in June, 1941. The footage is shot from a location on Victoria Street. Includes shots of high school bands, military bands, floats urging people to buy war bonds, and lines of marching air force, navy and army personel. 5) Scenes of people at an enclosed oil well derrick. 6) Scenes of people at a lake swimming and boating. 7) Exterior shots of an unidentified house and backyard flower garden. 8) Scenes of a military parade, possibly the Victory Day Parade on August 2, 1941, consisting of air force, army and navy personel. It concludes at the Regina Exhibition race track with speeches and music, from a raised platform, for people sitting in the stands. 9) Scenes of men working at an oil well drilling rig. 10) Scenes of people attending the November 11, 1941 Remembrance Day ceremonies at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park in Regina. Also see original FILM R-4049 and DVD copy DVD R-12877. The file is listed under FILM R-4049.

Home movies: 1) Scenes of the parade, held on Monday, October 21, 1940, to promote the world premier showing of the movie NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE at the Capitol Theatre in Regina. The footage includes shots of Madeleine Carroll riding in the Lieutenant-Governor's carriage with Archibald Peter McNab and Mrs. McNab; shots of Robert Preston riding in a car; shots of floats with the Royal Canadian Mounted police, North Mounted Police and North American Indians being represented. The footage is shot from a location on Albert Street. 2) Scenes of men viewing an oil well pumping oil. 3) Scenes of people skating, and boys playing hockey, on outdoor skating rinks, one of which was located at Central Park. 4) Scenes of a parade, possibly a Victory Bond Parade held in June, 1941. The footage is shot from a location on Victoria Street. Includes shots of high school bands, military bands, floats urging people to buy war bonds, and lines of marching air force, navy and army personel. 5) Scenes of people at an enclosed oil well derrick. 6) Scenes of people at a lake swimming and boating. 7) Exterior shots of an unidentified huse and backyard flower garden. 8) Scenes of a military parade, possibly the Victory Day Parade held on August 2, 1941, consisting air force, army and navy personel. It concludes at the Regina Exhibition race track with speeches and music, from a raised platform, for people sitting in the stands. 9) Scenes of men working at an oil well drilling rig. 10) Scenes of people attending the November 11, 1941, Remembrance Day ceremonies at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park in Regina. See also the original FILM R-4049 and the VHS copy VT R-12871. The file is listed under FILM R-4049.