Postcard photograph of three grain elevators, including Western Elevator Co. Ltd. No. 49, and the railway station in Viscount, Saskatchewan. Published by Rumsey and Co., Toronto, Ontario as part of the Canadian West series.

View of Amherst Avenue looking west in Viscount, Saskatchewan. Postcard published by Stedman Bros. Limited, Brantford and Winnipeg.

Views of four mill operations at Humboldt, Viscount, and Wynyard. 01: Exterior view of the Humboldt Flour Mill. 02: Sifter machines in operation at the Humboldt Flour Mill. 03: Machines in operation at the Humboldt Flour Mill. 04: Pnuematic transport system for air-flow separation at the Humboldt Flour Mill. 05: Exterior view of the Viscount Flour Mill. 06: Mr. Ebner, owner of the Viscount Flour Mill, sews up bags of flour. 07: Exterior view of the Wynyard Flour Mill.

Footprints of Time: Viscount and District, 1905-1985. Published by Viscount and Area History Book Committee. A history of Viscount and surrounding area. Includes histories of: Viscount Rural Municipality No. 341; Auckland School District No. 2926; Badger School District No. 913; Easterlea School District No. 1979; Eltham School District No. 2823; Farina School District No. 2018; Glynfield School District No. 2367; Golden Hill School District No. 2236; Kildrum School District No. 2695; Logan School District No. 2305; Lonsdale School District No. 2394; Lucasville School District No. 2303; Manitou Hill School District No. 4174; Morris School District No. 3989; Poplar Park School District No. 2371; Rideau School District No. 1068; Saxby School District No. 1941; St. Alphonse Roman Catholic Separate School District No. 2; Viscount School District No. 2086; and York School District No. 2672.

File consists of the response by/about Robert Hastie to the Saskatchewan Archives' questionnaire pertaining to local government. Archives staff recorded that the respondent indicated on the questionnaire that they or their family came to Saskatchewan and/or the Canadian prairies in 1907.

Questionnaire number 10 on local government was organized into sections on: statute labour districts and local improvement districts before 1908; township local improvement districts and rural municipalities after 1908; villages; and towns and cities.

Item is an image of Robert Magee's house, Viscount SK, ca. 1915.

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The Honorable Ed Tchorzewski presenting a cheque to the Viscount Pioneers and Pensioners Society. Identified.

Tape R-5795: sound recording of an interview with John William George of Victoria, British Columbia, a saddle and harness craftsman born in 1888, conducted by Alexander Malcolm (Sandy) Nicholson in 1977. George discusses his youth in Lancashire, England, imigration to Canada, work on a homestead and in saddle and harness shops in Viscount and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, his interest in geology and the history of Viscount. 70 minutes. Summary included.

Tape R-5796: sound recording of an interview with Gerhard Herzberg of Ottawa, Ontario, an engineering physicist born in 1904, conducted by Alexander Malcolm (Sandy) Nicholson in 1978. Herzberg describes his life and career in Germany, the United States and Canada and his work, which eventually earned him the Nobel prize in chemistry in 1971. 60 minutes. Summary included.

Photocopy of publication entitled, La Saskatchewan Centrale, written by M. L'Abbé A.L. Lebel. An immigration pamphlet published by Bureau de Colonisation du Gouvernement fédéral, Montreal. Includes information concerning a number of Saskatchewan towns and villages.