The original history of St. Gregor and district compiled by students at St. Gregor School for the Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee in 1955. Includes sections titled Early History, The Church, Education, Pioneer Days, Human Interest, Our Village, For God and Country, and Family Album. Includes handwritten historical essays, original photographs (1909-1971), clippings, hand-drawn maps, etc., about the people of St. Gregor and area. Also includes updates about the school and community up to 1971.

Records of the Committee for an Independent Canada including minutes, 1973-1974; correspondence, 1972-1974; mimeographed material from National Office, 1971-1974; completed questionnaires for a Survey of Saskatchewan High School Students on the topic of social studies.

Reminiscences by Ruth MacIntosh of her experiences as a teacher primarily in the Wilkie, Saskatchewan area. She also gives her reasons for the demise of "the little red school house," her philosophy of education, and improvements and trends in education.

Photocopied minutes of annual and Board of Trustees meetings of Cornfeld School District.

A history of Richmond School District No. 860, near Dalmeny, as well as a brochure and mailing list of those attending its 80th anniversary reunion.

Records of Isabell Cowie Wright, a teacher. Records include: certificates; agreements; a manuscript and published school plays; school histories; programmes and yearbooks; and a history of Porcupine Soldier Settlement.

Minute book of the Parent Teachers Association of Carrot River, 1971-1977.

Minutes and correspondence of the Saskatchewan Parent Teachers Association.

Records pertaining to the work of John Dolan (1915-1991) with the Saskatchewan Association for Retarded Children, which subsequently became the Saskatchewan Association for the Mentally Retarded, and the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living. These records include correspondence, subject files, printed materials, clippings and scrapbooks pertaining to the above organization, as well as to John Dolan School at Saskatoon, to the national association for the mentally retarded, and to general matters regarding the education of the mentally retarded in North America.

Letters written to F. Hadley Auld from the Hon. Walter Scott relating to his controversy with the Reverend Murdoch MacKinnon, 1918, and newspaper clippings for 1915-1916 on the separate school question, mainly from The Leader, Regina.