Manuscript, authored by Dunelda M. McLean, entitled Captured by Poundmaker and his Tribe. Manuscript is the story of the capture of Donald Galbraith McLean by Chief Poundmaker's tribe during the Riel Rebellion.

Item component is an article by Jean Larmour that appears in volume 23, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History from page 105 to 117.

Records pertaining to Edwin Jackson Brooks of Indian Head, Saskatchewan. Brooks was the last surviving juror of the Louis Riel treason trial, held in 1885. Records include: speaking notes prepared by Brooks that recount his experiences of the trial; correspondence from Harry J. Painter, the penultimate surviving member of the jury, to Brooks, 1935; handwritten notes, possibly that of Brooks', outlining the reasons for and events of the Riel Rebellions and trial; and a scrapbook of clippings related to Riel, his trial and its jurors.

Item is page 2 of Le Figaro from November 10, 1885, containing an article about Louis Riel.

Consists of page 2 for Le Figaro from November 10, 1885, containing an article about Louis Riel.

Fort Carlton.

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.

Photocopy of an article entitled, Gabriel Dumont: A Hero of the Canadian West, by Ben Swankey, printed in National Affairs, April 1952.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by G.H. Needler in the creation of published works between 1948 and 1950 in Ontario, Canada. The published works relate to the experiences of Needler and Colonel C.N. Douglas during the Northwest Rebellion of 1885, and include "The Battleford Column: Versified Memories of a Queen's Own Corporal in the Northwest Rebellion 1885" and an article submitted to The Beaver Magazine entitled "The Lone Canoeist of 1885".

The types of records included are correspondence and publications.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

Clippings and articles concerning aviation and north-west rebellions; Regina College annual report, 1927; "Residents of Fort Qu'Appelle up Till 1890"; minutes, clippings and correspondence of Regina College Citizen's Committee, 1954-1967; photographs.