Court house at Regina where Louis Riel was tried. Corner of Scarth St. and Victoria Ave. Engraving from "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper", 28 November 1885.

Courtroom scene of his trial showing Riel in the prisoner's box, jury, spectators, etc.

Item is a photocopy of a newspaper clipping from the Ottawa Free Press for Saturday, August 1, 1885. Clipping concerns the trial of Louis Riel.

Item is an image of members of Louis Riel's jury, with other members of jury panel. Ed Evatt, Walter Merryfield present.

Photograph of sketch of Louis Riel's trial, 1885; with key.

Sketches of persons figuring in trial of Riel, 1885: Judge Richardson, Counsels for the Crown B.B. Osler and C. Robinson, Counsel for Riel C. Fitzpatrick, Dr. Willoughby.

(Steve Arsenych?) playing Louis Riel in the Regina Chamber of Commerce production of John Coulter's, "The Trial of Louis Riel".

Item is an image of witnesses at the trial who had been held by Riel and the Métis at the time of the battle of Batoche. Identified is Charles Nolin (2nd from left, front row). Others held prisoner by Riel, and later witnesses included: Harold E. Ross, Peter Tomkins, William Tomkins, T. E. Jackson, John W. Astley, George Ness, John B. Lash, Thomas Sanderson. Others that were held prisoner: C. M. Newitt, McKean, Woodcock, Wm. Henry Jackson.