Janet, Jean and Anne Wilson holding tennis rackets. Wearing long skirts and large hats. Porch of house in background.

Views of various buildings and parcels of land located south, northeast, and east of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. Photographs were commissioned as part of a land use study conducted by the Wascana Centre Authority. 01: Steam plant behind the Government garage. 02: Government garage service station. 03: Sign for the University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus. 04: Ballet studio and sculpture building behind Regina College. 05: Directional sign, located at Albert Street and 20th Avenue for Legislative Building. 06: Drinking fountain located just west of the Legislative Building. 07: Broken park bench in use on grounds of the Legislative Building. 08: Collection of junk located behind the Civil Service Tennis Courts. 09: Civil Service Tennis Courts. 10: Pumping station located northeast of Civil Service Tennis Courts. 11: Directional sign, located at Albert Street and Hill Avenue, for the Provincial Laboratory. 12: Posts and chain, in state of disrepair, along the lakeshore road. 13: Legislative Annex building. 14: Government power house, located directly behind the Administration Building. 15: City transit system outhouse located near trees at the corner of Albert Street and Hill Avenue. 16: Department of Public Works heating plant building. 17 to 18: Damaged wall on the heating plant building. 19: Area behind the Administration Building's north parking lot where a house was removed. 20: Greenhouse equipment near the Government's #1 Greenhouse. 21: Dilapidated plant building behind #1 Greenhouse. 22: Front view of #1 Greenhouse. 23: #2 Greenhouse on Legislative Building grounds. 24: View across #2 Greenhouse grounds. 25: Bicycle stand located at rear of the Administration Building. 26: Vacant building located southeast of the Administration Building. 27: Storage building used by the Department of Public Works, located southeast of the Administration Building. 28 to 30: Junk pile behind the Steam Plant building. 31: Broken guard rail in the south parking lot of the Administration Building. 32: Junk pile located behind the Government garage. 33 to 35: Vacant buildings located behind the Government garage. 36: Ballet studio located behind Regina College. 37 to 38: Correspondence School building, located behind Regina College. 39: Government building located behind Regina College. 40: Rear view of the Government garage building. 41: Entrance gates to the Regina Astronomical Society buildings. 42: Regina Astronomical Society buildings, with Regina College in the background. 43: Deserted building, located just off Albert Street and south of the Health & Welfare Building. 44: Pony League Park, located east of the City of Regina Power Plant. 45: Liebel Field, just east of the City Power Plant. 46: The vacant Faraway House and its entrance lane. 47: Entrance to Douglas Park. 48: View across Douglas Park, showing a lawn area and flower pots. 49: Tool shed on the Douglas Park grounds. 50: Unidentified building. 51: Partially-excavated parcel of land.

Lavina Burke on a tennis court, holding a racket. Possibly Gainsborough.

Views of various locations and events at Saskatoon and surrounding area. 01: Standard bearers mounted on Palomino horses followed by riders, part of the daily grandstand parade at Pion-Era. 02: Exterior view of the recently-opened Cavalier Motor Hotel, located on Spadina Crescent. 03: A swan attracts visitors at the Golden Gate Wild Animal Park. 04: A young boy with ponies at the Golden Gate Wild Animal Park. 05: Indigenous men in traditional dress ride horses as part of the Pion-Era parade. 06: Pony chuck wagon races at Pion-Era. 07: A fully-restored steam engine from the collection of the Western Development Museum. 08: A man operates a steam engine at Pion-Era. 09: A miniature-scale steam engine and threshing machine on display at Pion-Era. 10: View of 8th Street East at night. 11: The Borden Bridge, northwest of Saskatoon, that spans the North Saskatchewan River. 12: Picnickers enjoy the rest-stop near the Borden Bridge. 13: Kiwanis Park in downtown Saskatoon and the Broadway Bridge. 14: A farmstead near Langham. 15: The Sutherland Forestry Nursery Station (also known as the Forestry Farm). 16: Tennis instruction at the University of Saskatchewan's tennis courts. 17: A private floating platform on Jackfish Lake near North Battleford. 18: A water skier on Jackfish Lake. 19: Boating on Jackfish Lake. 20: The playground area at Pike Lake Provincial Park. 21 to 22: Highway 11, south of Dundurn. 23: The tenting area of the Holiday Park campsite. 25: Exterior view of the Eastview Motel, located at 1608 8th Street East. 26: Golfers on the Holiday Park Golf Course. 27 to 28: Swimmers at one of the municipally-operated swimming pools. 30: The Arts Building on the campus of the University of Saskatchewan. 31: A purebred Holstein herd makes its way to the barn at milking time at a dairy farm near Saskatoon. 32: Kiwanis Park, with view of the Bessborough Hotel in the background. 33: Kiwanis Park, with the Medical Arts Building in the background. 34: Drum Majors from the North Saskatchewan Regiment Pipe Band and the Moose Jaw Girls' Pipe Band stand at ease during the opening ceremonies parade for the Saskatoon Highland Games. 35: The Highland Dance competition at the Saskatoon Highland Games, sponsored by the Saskatoon Highland Dancing and Piping Association. 36: A moose calf with its foster mother at the Golden Gate Wild Animal Park. 37: A buck white-tailed deer at the Golden Gate Wild Animal Park. 39: Exterior view of Saskatoon City Hall. 40 to 41: Tennis matches at the University of Saskatchewan tennis courts. 42: Rag rug loom demonstration at Pion-Era. 43: Doukhobor women demonstrate carding and spinning of wool at Pion-Era. 44: Saskatoon berry picking. 45: A family examines wood-carvings at Pion-Era.

Looking northwest from school ground, at houses. Tennis court in left foreground. Broadview.

Man playing tennis.

Members of Saskatchewan Civil Service Association Tennis Club outside the clubhouse.

Misses Ward and Jacobson, nurses from Fort San, playing tennis.

Mr. Struthers standing with tennis racquet and ball by unidentified group of men. First Baptist Church in background.