Composite photograph of Regina City Council in1933. Left to right, top: F.G. Englund; A.C. Froom; James McAra, Mayor; C. Gardner; E.B. McInnis. Middle: R.J. Westgate, Commissioner; G. Beach, City Clerk. Bottom: T.J. McNall; J.C. Malone; G.N. Menzies; H.B. Walker; W. Daniels; G.I. Geddie.

Composite photograph of Regina City Council in 1934. Left to right, top: T.G. McNall; C. Gardner; C. Rink, Mayor; E.B. McInnis; C. Dixon. Middle: R.J. Westgate, Commissioner; G. Beach, City Clerk. Bottom: G.N. Menzies; Helena B. Walker; W. Daniels; G.L. Geddie; A.C. Ellison; R. Heseltine.

Composite photograph of Regina City Council in1939. Left to right, Top: E.L. Child; A.M. Derby; Mayor A.C. Ellison; Rev. S.B. East; C.M. Fines. Middle: F. Franklin; J. Grassick. Bottom: City Commissioner R.J. Westgate; T.G. McNall; V. Olson; C. Williams; City Clerk George Beach.

Composite photograph of Regina City Council in1941. Left to right, top: J.H. Sneddon; H.D. Macpherson; Mayor J. Grassick; Dr. L. Roy; Hugh McGillivray. Middle: G.H. Menzies; E. Franklin. Bottom: City Commissioner B.J. Westgate; L. McK. Robinson; (Mrs.) Ashley Walker, C.H.J. Burrows, K.C.; T.G. McNall; City Clerk George Beach.

Damage inflicted on the Young Women's Christian Association by the 1912 cyclone.

Exterior view of the Hotel Saskatchewan at 2125 Victoria Avenue, across from Victoria Park in downtown Regina

Artist's sketch of Chateau Qu'Appelle, the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Hotel planned for Regina that was never built. It was planned for the corner of Albert Street and 16th Avenue (now College Avenue) where the Royal Saskatchewan Museum now stands.

Men constructing the sewer system

Canada geese on the banks of Wascana Lake, overlooking the Centre of the Arts building in Regina, Saskatchewan

Shrine Circus in Exhibition Stadium

Aerial photograph of Taylor Field (home of the Saskatchewan Roughriders) and surrounding neighbourhood.

Looking east down Dewdney Avenue from Hamilton Street. Cameron and Heap in foreground with Peart Bros. next to it.

A drained/empty Wascana Lake before it was 'deepened' in 1931 as a Depression-era 'make-work' project.