File contains photographs of Al Anderson receiving an award from the B'nai B'rith in Saskatoon.

File contains photographs of Al Bakke going over the ground with a metal detector, July 31, 1980. [Published August 18, 1980]

File contains photographs of the A.L. Cole generator of the Saskatchewan Power Corporation, March 1953.

Photographs show interior and exterior views of the Saskatchewan Power Corporation's A.L. Cole Generating station, including looking across the river with the pumphouse buildings and tower in the foreground prior to demolition of the 1912 Saskatoon Power House building. Other photographs show machinery; control rooms; water pipes in the old tunnel from the pumphouse tower to the 1912 station, turbines; the facade of the 1907 power house at the Water Treatment Plant; an exterior view of the A.L. Cole from 19th Street; views of the 1912 station including the start of demolition; the newly-completed water intake and pumping station on the riverbank in front of the 1912 tower; a machine shop and exterior construction work. Accompanying newspaper article includes details of power generation history and equipment in Saskatoon from 1906.

File contains photographs of the A.L. Cole power station in Saskatoon. Included are images of the electrical equipment, transformers, etc. that are being stored at the site.

File contains photographs of the A.L. Cole generating station of the Saskatchewan Power Corporation, May 25, 1957.

File contains photographs of the electrical transformers and other equipment as seen through the fence at the A.L. Cole Power station in downtown Saskatoon.

File contains photographs of the A.L. Cole Generating Station of the Saskatchewan Power Corporation, May 21, 1957.

File contains photographs showing the official opening of the Saskatchewan Power Corporation's A.L. Cole generating station, located in Saskatoon on the riverbank at Avenue A South in present-day River Landing.

Handwritten letter A.L. Cowan.

Image is of Al Dumont, a 5 pin bowler.

Photographs show Al Evans of the FolkFest committee preparing posters and other advertising paraphernalia, April 11, 1984. [Published April 14, 1984]

File contains photographs of photographers Al Gilbert and Sherman Hines, Mar. 31, 1980. [Published Apr. 2, 1980].

Photographs show Al Howie running, April 26, 1985. [Published April 27, 1985]