Aerial view of Regina, Saskatchewan showing the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Wascana Lake and the city looking north. Photograph taken by C.E. White of Cochrane, Alberta from an Anson airplane. White took the photograph while training as an observer with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) in Regina.

Items are aerial views of the Saskatchewan Legislative grounds looking northwest onto the rest of Regina.

Home movies: Includes exterior scenes of house and garden: scenes of man painting the house and close-ups of the flowers in the garden; of sailboats on Wascana Lake; exterior scenes of the Legislative Building and its formal gardens; and of Victoria park and the Cenotaph. CAUTION - EXTREME SHRINKAGE - DO NOT PROJECT!!

Item is a commercially illustrated postcard sent to Mrs. Sharp in Toronto, Ontario from Mabel Chastey in Regina. Postcard shows boathouses on Wascana Lake in Regina. Man in boat holding oars in foreground.

Canada gees and swans in the snow on partially frozen Wascana Lake. Regina. Winter, 1963.

Home movies: 1) Footage of a children's sports day held at Broad Street Park on August 26, 1932. 2) Footage of the August 31, 1932 partial solar eclipse. 3) Footage taken in 1939 of children playing in the paddling pool located on the north shore of Wascana Lake with the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in the background.

Images of the excavation of Wascana Lake; the construction of a pedestrian bridge near Albert Street; and the construction of a pedestrian underpass at the Broad Street Bridge. The project was referred to as the Big Dig.

Home movies: Compilation of footage shot in 1943, 1932, and 1939 repectively. Footage from 1943 includes scenes of the Rocky Mountains, an unidentified military parade, the Caplilano Suspension Bridge and the Butchart Gardens. Footage from 1932 includes scenes of a military parade and ceremonies, at the Legislative Building on September 22, welcoming Governor General and Lady Bessborough to Regina, winter recreational activities including dogsled races, snow sledding and hockey. Footage from 1939 includes scenes of Victoria Park and the exterior of the Saskatchewan Hotel.
CAUTION - THIS FILM IS BADLY SHRUNKEN - DO NOT PROJECT.