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Enormous root system of created wheat.

ASM 165
Item
nd

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

Photo of the root system of created wheat.

University of Saskatchewan Athletic Board

ASM-98
Item
1909-1910

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

Members of the University of Saskatchewan Athletics Board Executive (from left to right): R.H. MacDonald, H.V. Mighton, J.R. MacDonald, A.E. Greenhalgh, J.L. Malcolm, R.J.G. Bateman and N. MacLeod.

Life in the trenches

ASM-79
Item
Feb. 1916

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

Two images of soldiers in trenches during the [First World War].

Private C.N. Cameron and Sargent MacPherson

ASM-75
Item
December 1915

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

Two images; one showing "Private C.N. Cameron handing a deadly weapon in the trenches" and the other showing "Our Ex-Editor (Sergt. MacPherson inspecting a barber shop at the front"

A Horse for research done at the College of Agriculture

ASM-156,157,
Item
[ca. 1920s?]

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

ASM-156 shows "A healthy horse whose blood will be used to test the use of the serum" ;ASM-157 shows the "Drawing of blood from the jugular vein of the healthy horse.

University of Saskatchewan College of Agriculture - Examinations

ASM-158
Item
[ca 1917]

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

A group of students stand in a field around a stook writing in note books taking an examination.

F.W. Haultain

ASM 1
Item
1913

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

Portrait of F.W. Haultain.

Premier Walter Scott

ASM 2
Item
1913

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

Portrait of Premier Walter Scott.

Duncan P. McColl

ASM 5
Item
1913

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

Portrait of Duncan P. McColl.

Railway Map of Saskatchewan.

ASM 12
Item
1909

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

Railway Map of Saskatchewan.

Drinkle Building.

ASM 23
Item
1909

Parte de A.S. Morton fonds

Exterior view. The top floor of Drinkle Block, located on the southwest corner of 21st St and 2nd Ave in downtown Saskatoon, was the University of Saskatchewan's original campus in 1909 and 1910.