Drug store, Bank of Hamilton, and finance company office in Tyvan
- R-A12443 (1)-(2)
- Item
- 1900-1910
Part of Myles Kinney collection
(1) The drug store and Bank of Hamilton building; people on sidewalk. (2) Finance company office.
Tyvan (Sask.)
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- S-B253
- Item
- ca. 1906
"Dunker" men near Tyvan, 1906. John Porter, Rev. David Irvine, Ed Porter, Israel Hoover and Ora Porter (taken on John Porter homestead, W 1/2 27-13-12 W2)
Early automobile, purchased by R.W. Hutchinson
- R-A12497
- Item
- between 1908 and 1909
Part of Myles Kinney collection
This early automobile with international chain drive was one of two automobiles purchased in Tyvan, Saskatchewan. It belonged to R.W. Hutchinson (driver) in 1908 and he's parked outside his house in Tyvan.
- R-A12875
- Item
- between 1900 and 1920
Part of Myles Kinney collection
Some early frame houses [in Tyvan, Saskatchewan}.
Early pioneers at A. E. Hill and Company in Tyvan
- R-A12479
- Item
- ca. 1913
Part of Myles Kinney collection
Some of the early pioneer of Tyvan, Saskatchewan on the steps of the A. E. Hill and Company general store.
Exterior view of the Tyvan United Church
- R-B14289
- Item
- ca. 1924
Part of Myles Kinney collection
Exterior view of the Tyvan United Church.
First construction train to come into Tyvan
- R-A12500
- Item
- 1904-09
Part of Myles Kinney collection
First construction train to come into Tyvan.
First house in Tyvan built by Henri de Savoye
- R-A18040
- Item
- 1904 or after
Part of Myles Kinney collection
The first house built in Tyvan by Henri de Savoye. A woman and two children at door.
- R-A12459 (1)-(3)
- Item
- 1905-07-04
Part of Myles Kinney collection
First sports day in Tyvan, July 4, 1905. The parade; Mr. James Buchan, first overseer of Tyvan in a buggy in the parade; a McCormick binder drawn by oxen in the parade.
Fred and Charlie White moving to their homestead
- R-A14587
- Item
- 1903
Part of Myles Kinney collection
Fred and Charlie White moving to their homestead in Tyvan, Saskatchewan. Four horse drawn wagons, five men and two dogs are visible.
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