Down Memory Lane. A history of Simpson and district, including Wood Creek Rural Municipality No. 281, published by the Simpson History Book Committee. Also includes brief histories of: Amazon School District No. 579; Ausmus School District No. 2965; Concord School District No. 1971; Farrerdale School District No. 3499; Glenridge School District No. 1781; Hamilton School District No. 2004; Harvey School District No. 4694; Hawkshaw School District No. 324; Highwood School District No. 299; Indian Hill School District No. 1786; June Rose School District No. 722; Lillyholme School District No. 3606; Mornimont School District No. 4551; Mount Loraine School District No. 4315; Nordal School District No. 1410; Seaforth School District No. 2129; Sweet Hill School District No. 4749; Simpson School District No. 1359; Kilmory School District No. 2549; Maple Valley School District No. 1680; Meadowville School District No. 4228; Renown School District No. 1899; Ridgeford School District No. 1211; Rouse School District No. 2673; Flanderdale School District No. 1774; Meuse School District No. 3869; Richland School District No. 2717; and Wreford Rural Municipality No. 280.

Frederick Horning house in Simpson.

Simpson

Collection consists of microfilmed issues for Simpson Lance from October 13, 1918 and October 31, 1918 to August 25, 1921.

Hand-coloured lantern slide taken during William Pearson Co. Ltd. excursions to the Last Mountain Valley, Saskatchewan area. Image is of stooks in a field near Simpson, Saskatchewan. Also has the tag line "40 bushels to the acre in 1913".

Grain elevators, including ones at Claggett, Floral, Simpson, Kindersley, Bethune and Elfros. One is a Manitoba Pool elevator.

Hand-coloured lantern slides taken during William Pearson Co. Ltd. excursions to the Last Mountain Valley, Saskatchewan area. Images are of the grain elevators at Simpson, Saskatchewan.

Claude(?) Horning's second garage under construction.

History of the Catholic Archdiocese of Regina for the period 1911 ro 1951, written and compiled by Right Rev. Frank Gerein. Includes historical sketches on the archdiocese and its Archibisops and administration, and the religious communities of men and women, deaneries and parishes, educational institutions, missions and laity within the archdiocese.

See page 41 for references to Abby Nullius of Muenster, Saskatchewan.

Reel consists of microfilmed issues for Simpson Lance for October 31, 1918 to August 25, 1921.