Item is an image of the YWCA building located at 1950 Lorne St.

Booklet entitled New Year's Greetings 1919. Booklet contains Christmas 1918 greeting and profile on Ralph West, who served as Boys' Work Secretary of the Regina Young Men's Christian Association and died while serving in World War I. Includes copy of letter written by Ralph West dated August 4, 1918 and In Flanders' Field verse.

Publication entitled Building Fellowship: A History of the Y.W.C.A. in Saskatchewan, 1955. 179 p. Printed by Modern Press, Saskatoon. Includes information on the YWCA in Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina and Saskatoon. (2 copies).

Copy of article entitled Building Today for the Womanhood of Tomorrow: Businessmen, Boosters, and the YWCA, 1890-1930, by Diana Pedersen. Published in the Urban History Review, February 1987.

Souvenir report of the Young Women's Christian Association in Regina, Saskatchewan dated May 14, 1912. 20 p. Includes photograph of the YWCA building at 1950 Lorne Street in Regina. (2 copies).

Exterior view of the YMCA building, located at 12th Avenue and Cornwall Street, across from Victoria Park in Regina, Saskatchewan.

Footage of the press conference regarding the development of the new YMCA Family Centre on Rochdale Boulevard in northwest Regina. Speakers and attendees included Randy Klassen, CEO of the Regina YMCA; Richard Morris, member of the board of directors of the Regina YMCA; Sandra Morin, MLA for Regina Walsh Acres; and Dennis Anderson, chair of the Conexus Credit Union Board of Directors. Footage of students of MacNeill School; interior of the building; and exterior with Rochdale Bingo Centre sign included.

Item component is a photo-essay concerning winter activities in Saskatchewan.

Images shown are: a hockey game on Wascana Lake in front of the newly constructed Saskatchewan Legislature (1912); a studio portrait of the first ladies hockey team in Regina (1896); a studio portrait of a men's hockey team from Davidson (1907); the Santa Claus float from a parade in Regina; grade 6 children from Dalmeny School being pulled on an inner tube by a snowmobile at the farm of teacher Mrs. Walker; and two images of propeller-driven snowplanes/snowmobiles from 1942 and about 1946.

Article is found in volume 65, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History, beginning on page 16.

Windsor Hotel in Regina.

Wholesale District.

Westfield Apartments on Gordon Road.

Wes. Champ Bowling Alleys and other businesses, 1900 Block Hamilton Street.

View of the lake, Albert Street Bridge and Telephone Building at sunset.