1961 Annual Meeting of the Co-operative Union of Saskatchewan held April 4 to 5 at the Hotel Saskatchewan in Regina. (1) The speakers table showing from left to right, unknown, L. L. Lloyd, Doug Yonge, and William Hamilton. (2) Speakers table, showing audience and L. L. Lloyd standing behind microphone. (3) Co-operative Union of Saskatchewan representatives seated around table. Included are William Hamilton at front left of table and L. Milford Switzer at the head of the table. (4) Banner with the caption: "1960-70 A Decade for Co-op Development? It Depends on Us!"

A couple in the dining room at the Regina Inn.

A couple in the Prairie Room at the Drake Hotel, Regina.

Aberdeen house.

Architects drawing of the Regina Sheraton Centre by D.H. Stock and Partners Limited.

Photographic reproduction of an artist's sketch of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway hotel (Chateau Qu'Appelle) that was planned for the corner of Albert Street and 16th Avenue (now College Avenue) in Regina, Saskatchewan. The hotel was never completed and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (formerly the Museum of Natural History) is now located on the site.

Architectural drawing of the Saskatchewan Trade and Convention Centre - Renaissance Hotel by Folstad and Friggstad Architects.

Series of articles written by Amy Nelson-Mile and published in The Regina Sun, Regina, Saskatchewan. The series was entitled History at Home and related to various aspects of Regina's history.

Item is a booklet of photographs showing images such as: (1)-(2) pile-driver at work in construction of a small bridge; railway bridge; people watching ice go out; train coming through bridge; views of Prince Albert; two men beside their bicycles in a photographic studio, probably Prince Albert; views of the Lansdowne and Windsor hotels; South Railway Street showing water-tower behind old Canadian Pacific Railway station.