A bachelor baking bread in a stove-pipe oven in northern Saskatchewan.

Item is an image of a boy washing in a small wash tub, beside a wood burning stove.

Images of artifacts collected and preserved by Josephine Marie-Anne Perron (1915-2001), daughter of Pierre and Celina (nee Laderoute) Perron, of Naicam, Saskatchewan. The artifacts belonged to members of the Perron and Laderoute families; several were handmade by Perron's brother, Joseph Perron. The artifacts include a plunger for washing clothes; Lincoln wood burning stove; hand wringer; sod iron; washboards; oil lamp; egg cups; dishware; cutlery and utensils; clocks; match holders, including one from the Watson Mercantile Co. in Watson, Saskatchewan; pin cushion; vases; violin and guitar; religious statuettes; tobacco boxes; voyageur sash; letter bag; quilts; cushions; temperance sash; and temperance cross.

Mrs. Beatrice Fraiser seated beside a cast iron cook stove in her log house.

Charles F. Holmes seated in his homestead tent near Gull Lake. Stove and supplies in tent including a 5 pound can of Golden syrup.

Electric stove on C.O. Wagoner farm.

The font, stove and organ in St. Andrew's Church, The Key Indian Reserve.

View of a gas stove in a Cairns display home.