Images of buildings in the Porcupine and Pasquia Forest Reserves in northern Saskatchewan. Images consist mainly of exteriors of various buildings, including stables, ranger stations, cabins, headquarters office, implement sheds. The captions include references to Mafeking; Birch River; Swan River; Sipanock; Connell; Bjork Lake; Mistatim; Sipanook; Chemong. Greenwater; Fir River;

(1): Unidentified men, women and children gathered at a civic picnic at Regina Beach, Saskatchewan on June 3, 1930. Lakeview Pavilion in background. Photographer: Butcher and Runnalls, 1745 Scarth Street, Regina.

(2): Caption: City of Regina, Engineers Dept, Cleaning Division, August 19, 1942. Unidentified men standing with vehicles, equipment and horses in front of buildings, one of which is Regina City Stables. Photographer: Butcher and Runnalls, Regina.

Item is a photographic postcard showing J.M. Park Livery, Feed and Sale Stable near Jansen. Fred Whaley, Joe Park and Tom Anderson standing in front of stable with horses.

Views of the Kramer residence, outbuildings and land, located along Broad Street south of Wascana Lake at Regina. 01: Exterior view of residence, looking northeast. 02: Machine shed. 03 to 04: Stable. 05: Recreation room and stable, looking north. 06: Back view of stable. 07: Interior view of stable. 08: Entrance gates and lane to the property. 09: Machinery in the farm yard. 10: Storage granaries. 11: Portion of farm land.

Views of the Kramer residence, outbuildings and land, located along Broad Street south of Wascana Lake at Regina. See also 62-185-01 to 62-185-11 for similar images.

Item is an image showing men running to harness horses to a fire wagon in front of the fire department stable.

Item is an image of St. James English Church in Condie, showing the church parish hall and horse stable with a grain elevator in the distance.

Item is an image of a thatched timber stable and chicken house on road north from Aberdeen, between Aberdeen and river.

"W Bar" Ranching Co. Ltd. Livery Feed and Sale Stable at Mortlach. Dave Wilson's name on the back of photo, he's believed to be one of the men in picture leaning on barn door behind the horse.