MemorySask

The last Indian Head grain elevator

IHM.2021.0251
Item
[200-?]

Part of Town Collection

This was Indian Head's last wooden grain elevators located on N. Railway Ave. It was destroyed in 2019.

The Indian Head fire wagon called "the old bus"

IHM.2021.0330
Item
[191-?]

Part of Town Collection

The horse-drawn fire engine nicknamed "the old bus."

The Indian Head fire hall

IHM.2021.0326
Item
[191-?]

Part of Town Collection

Four volunteer fire fighters posing in front of the town fire hall.

The history book committee

IHM.2021.0227
Item
[ca 1982]

Part of Town Collection

A group of people working together to make the book - History of Indian Head and District.

The History Book Committee

IHM.2021.0204
Item
[ca 1982]

Part of People Collection

A group of women placing Indian Head's history on diskettes.

The Bishop's Court and St. John Church

IHM.2021.0218
Item
[ca 1895]

Part of Town Collection

On the left is the Anglican Bishop's Court and to the right is St. John Anglican Church.

Superintendent's house - Forest Nursery

IHM.2021.0286
Item
[193-?]

Part of Town Collection

The superintendent's residence and grounds at Indian Head's Forest Nursery (Later PFRA Tree Nursery > Shelterbelt Centre > Agroforestry Development Centre)

Capitol Studios

Superintendent MacKay's residence

IHM.2021.0221
Item
1910

Part of Town Collection

A photo of two men standing in front of Angus MacKay's residence located at the Experimental Farm.

Steam tractor pulling a breaking plow

IHM.2021.0545
Item
[ca 1910]

Part of Town Collection

Eight men using a Reeve's & Co. steam engine to pull an 8-furrow breaking plow.

St. Andrew's Church postcard

IHM.2021.0281
Item
September 4, 1910

Part of Town Collection

A picture of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church with residences in the background. Since church union in 1925, it has been St. Andrew's United Church.

St. Andrew's Church postcard

IHM.2021.0283
Item
[191-?]

Part of Town Collection

A photo taken of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church from the corner of Eden and Buxton Streets. After church union in 1925, it became St. Andrew's United Church.