Miscellaneous research material regarding Fort Pitt consisting chiefly of photocopies of materials held by the Glenbow-Alberta Institute. File number 6 includes paper entitled The Narrow Escape of the Mann Family from Onion Lake to Fort Pitt: The Riel Rebellion, 1885. Includes correspondence and manuscript The North West Rebellion, Canada, 1885 by A.N. Mouat. Includes correspondence and biographical material relating to Frank Henry French. File R-765.1.2, contains Kitty (McLean) Yuill, "The Crossing of the Big Muskeg of Loon Lake," a speech given in Toronto in April 1935.

Letter written by Mr. P.H. Gordon detailing the life of Archibald McDonald, former Chief Factor of the Hudson's Bay Company.

Letters written by J.S. Chisholm Fraser to his mother and brother in Toronto between April 25 and June 23, 1885 during the North-West Rebellion.

Publication entitled, Jud Battell's Story of the Early Days of the West, written by Evangeline Chapman of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. An account of Battell's experieces of relocating from Cobourg, Ontario to Moose Jaw in 1882, of his participation in the North-West Rebellion, and of his threshing operation. Published by Bowes Publishers Limited.

Typewritten copy of an original diary kept by Staff Sargeant W.F. Stewart from March 29, 1885 to June 31, 1885 during his active service with the Midland Battalion during the North-West Rebellion. The diary was entitled Notes of Rebellion of '85. The typewritten copy was likely made by Lillian M. Torkelson of Weyburn, Saskatchewan.

The file includes copies of two pages, likely from the original diary, that include a hand-drawn sketch of the Northcote and a diagram of the battle site in early May 1885. A letter dated May 23, 1966 to Miss Torkelson from Edward McCourt of the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon regarding the typewritten copy is included.

Typescript reminiscences of Peter Hourie, a Métis who worked as the interpreter for General Middleton during the North-West Rebellion of 1885. Subjects include; the flight and capture of Louis Riel; the Hourie family; prophecy; medicine; Tom Hourie; pemican; the Marquis of Lorne; the Franklin Expedition; buffalo hunting; and the repatriation of the Indians. (pages 56, 61-69 are missing).

Photocopy of a letter from Day Hort MacDowall to Tom [sp?], concerning events during the North-West Rebellion.

Bulletin of the Departments of History and Political and Economic Science in Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, Number 59, May 1930, which consists of a work entitled Diary of Francis Dickens, by Vernon LaChance. (23 p.)

Correspondence between Mrs. N. Stewart, Stoney Creek, Ontario, and Allan Turner, Provincial Archivist, Regina, Saskatchewan, regarding information about Inspector Francis Dickens of the North-West Mounted Police, dated November 23 to December 6, 1971.

Typed excerpts from various sources regarding the life and work of Francis Dickens, likely compiled by Saskatchewan Archives Board Staff, [1971?].

Summer 1968 issue of Viewpoints, published by the Labor Zionist Movement of Canada, Montreal, Quebec. Includes article by A.J. Arnold entitled Donald Creighton on Canadian History. The article includes a section entitled Creighton vs Louis Riel.

Instructional Film: This film about the Riel Rebellion instructs through a series of drawings and footage from the museum in Batoche. Many historic photographs are included. By: ML