Photographs from the estate of Darlene Moore Cates including images of members of the Moore family and various family friends, taken mostly at the Moore residence in Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan.

Includes images of:
(34), (94)-(95), (109)-(110) members of the Tonette Orchestra and Rhythm Band in 1947-1948;
(40) main dining hall and kitchen at B-Say-ta camp, July 1950;
(106) grades 1 and 2 students at Qu'Appelle School, 1943;
(88) grades 5 and 6 students at Qu'Appelle School, 1947-1948;
(132) grades 7 and 8 students at Qu'Appelle School, 1951;
(133)-(134) Qu'Appelle High School students in 1952/1953 and 1955/1956;
(92) Qu'Appelle Memorial Hospital parade float, July 1952.

Images of buildings in Qu'Appelle:
(99), (136) railway station, 1930 and undated;
(100) town hall, 1930 (image 100);
(102) Knox United Church;
(112) Memorial Hospital;
(113) buildings on Main Street, including post office, hotel, drugstore, 1957; and
(114) curling and skating rink, ca. 1951.

Includes series of picture postcards of various places in Fort Qu'Appelle produced by Stan's Photo as follows: tuberculosis sanatorium; Prairie Christian Training Centre; St. Andrews United Church; Federal Building; Valley Centre; and the Qu'Appelle Lakes (image numbers. 124 to 129).

Digital photographs and supporting files compiled by Gilles A. Bonneau of Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan, and stored on optical disc. Images depict the buildings, residents, businesses, services and activities of Willow Bunch from its early years to 2004. Also included are detailed captions of the images, provided by Bonneau, and a file directory of the images.

Item is a photocopy of an image showing a fenced public school located at Banff, Alberta with mountains in background

Items are images showing Notre-Dame du Sacre Coeur Cathedral, school and other building in The Pas, Manitoba.

Photographs created, accumulated and used by members of the Grant family. Includes images of agricultural machinery; post office in Riverhurst; buildings and Main Street in Landis; buildings and railway station in Dundurn; buildings and Atlantic Avenue in Kerrobert; Richlea lumber yards; farming operations; Wiseton School; an exterior view of Saskatchewan Legislative Building with grounds in front under development and cannon sitting on sidewalk in foreground; J.I. Case yards in Saskatoon ca. 1913; exterior view of St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon; Travellers Day in Saskatoon, 1918; Stanley Almighty Voice Jr. and family taken on One Arrow Indian Reserve near Batoche, Saskatchewan on October 13, 1940; and postcards sent to Ross Grant, James Grant and Mrs. James Grant in Ontario. A few images were taken by Skewis of Saskatoon.

Photographs of members of the Maxwell and Hanna families, mainly from two albums belonging to Alice (Maxwell) Hanna. Includes images of John Maxwell, Alice Maxwell, Leonard Maxwell, George Keith Hanna, Joe Hanna, Marjorie Jensen and Gladys Clark.

Image (1) is of a group of people gathered in front of Wagner School in 1925. Image (11) shows the Saskatchewan Pool elevator No. 366 in Dummer, Saskatchewan in 1954. Image (115) shows spectators in stands at the Moose Jaw Stampede in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan in 1916. Images 57, 58, 62, 114, 131 and 132 show scenes in Ormiston, Saskatchewan.

Image (141) is an oversize aerial view of the George Keith Hanna farm, located at SW16-10-22-W2, five miles south of Truax, Saskatchewan ca. 1964. The farm was later operated by son Garnet Hanna.

Images relating mainly to James Stevenson Balfour (1894-1969), a lawyer who resided in Regina, Saskatchewan.

(1): Group photograph of the Regina Collegiate Institute 1914-15 teaching staff. Back row: N. R. McLeod; J. E. Campbell; R. Weir; R. R. Kersey. Middle row: Miss L. Handy; Miss M. Weaver; T. H. Bissonnette; and G. D. Robertson. Front row: A. J. Pyke; W. Ramsay; N. F. Black; N. MacMurchy; Miss E. D. Cathro; and W. G. J. Scrimgeour. Image taken by Rossie, Regina.

(2): Group photograph of N. F. Black, vice-principal, and members of the graduating class, senior form, Regina Collegiate Institute, 1913-14. James Stevenson Balfour is standing in the back row, first on the left; Mabel MacFarlane is seated, third from right. Image taken by Rossie, Regina.

(3): Head and shoulders portrait of Beattie Ramsay in Royal Air Force (RAF) uniform. [between 1914 and 1918].

(4): Threshing outfit at Agnes Balfour's homestead near Lumsden.

(5): Group photograph of University of Saskatchewan rugby team. James Stevenson Balfour is kneeling on the left. [1914 or 1915].

(6): Group photograph of the officers of the Regina Collegiate Institute Cadet Corps, 1913-14. James Stevenson Balfour is seated on the left in the middle row. Image taken by Rossie, Regina.

(7): Group photograph of Regina Collegiate Institute hockey team, including (back row) George Porter; V. Hipwell; Mr. Hector Lang; Mr. Scrimgeour; J. Campbell; J. Balfour; (front row) M. S. Taylor; F. Creswell; G. Wells; W. Hastings; and B. Ramsay. [1911 or 1912]. (2 copies).

(8): Group photograph of members of Regina Collegiate Institute football team. James Stevenson Balfour is standing in the back row, third from the right. Image taken by Rossie, Regina. [ca. 1914].

(9): Group photograph of members of Regina Collegiate Institute 1912-13 hockey team. Top row: R. Weir; P. Traub; W. Hastings; G. Porter; J. Sheppard; G. Robinson; and W. Scrimgeour. Second Row: C. Darke; H. Longworthy; Hector Lang; G. Wells; B. Ramsay. Third row: A. Brown; J. Balfour (captain); and C. Tanner. (3 copies)

(10): Group photograph of players and staff of Regina Collegiate Institute senior hockey team, winners of the City League and holders of the England Cup. Image taken by Rossie, Regina. [1910 or 1911].

(11): Group photograph of Regina Collegiate Institute junior hockey team. James Stevenson Balfour is standing in the back row, second from the left. Hector Lang, teacher, is seated in the chair in the middle row. Image taken by Rossie, Regina. [1910 or 1911].

(12): Composite photograph of University of Saskatchewan, College of Arts and Science, Inter Faculty Hockey Champions, 1914-15. Individuals identified as follows: A. S. Bell; J. S. Balfour; A. G. Adamson; G. F. Porter; Dr. R. D. MacLaurin, donor of cup; R. J. Haney, manager; R. J. Fyfe; D. J. Mitchell; and W. Janzen.

(13): Composite photograph of University of Saskatchewan Rugby Team, Champions of Northern Saskatchewan. Image taken by J. McCarthy Photo, Saskatoon, 1914. Individuals identified as follows: R. L. Shannon; P. G. Makaroff; J. S. Balfour; A. M. Walker; C. F. Porter; W. E. Walker; R. J. Haney; R. S. Turriff; A. G. Adamson; J. C. Scott; W. B. Thompson; J. D. Mitchell; F. J. Freer; R. J. Fyfe; A. L. Silverson; A. S. Bell; and A. L. Silverson. (2 copies).

Photographs relating to the John Mitchell family of Neidpath, Saskatchewan. Includes exterior view of Regina Collegiate; four women standing in front of 1947 McIntyre Street, Regina in 1930; view of the Albert Street bridge with the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in the background, 1930; exterior view of Regina General Hospital; group photograph of unidentified boys and men with automobiles and McCormick - Deering tractor captioned Motor Mechanics Department, Collegiate Institute, Regina, February 1926; and teachers and students of Class D, Regina Normal School, 1921.

Photographers where indicated are W.R.P. Turner, Regina; Capitol Studio, Regina; Butcher & Runnalls, Regina; and Townsend Studio Co., Regina.