This fonds is comprised of three series. There are minutes of meetings, membership lists, reports, and reviews of Beta Sigma Phi from City Council and the Preceptor Beta XP 315 and Laureate Beta PL 193 chapters. There are some membership lists of other chapters in Moose Jaw as well as general directives and newsletters.

The fonds consists of a detailed gardening diary in which Mr. Benson records dates of planting, harvesting, weather, comments on the varieties of flowers and vegetables planted. He also records some other significant local events. There is also a journal/guest book kept by Mrs. Benson recording her hosting of two teas for elderly ladies in Moose Jaw in 1930 and 1931. The lists of attendees include address, and year and place of birth. The remaining file consists of one item of correspondence to Mrs. Benson relating to one of the teas. This fonds also consists of two photo albums, with pictures taken by or of Marguerite (Benson) Gardner, a scrapbook of Thomas William Clayton’s scouting and an atlas from 1871.

Image of a beekeeper with bee hives on a honey farm near Carlyle, Saskatchewan.

Bedroom of Annie Smith Wallis in tower of Canadian Pacific Railway hotel

This fonds contains the records created and accumulated by Beatrice Lett. It consists of four series: memorabilia, first aid and CPR records, Ernestine Hudson, and genealogy.

Barn of Abiel Smith and family of St. Mary's, Ontario. Home of Annie Smith Wallis prior to coming to Moose Jaw

Barn at Glenfield Farm built in 1904 with teams of horses and binders in front

Image of children walking in front of Baptist Church. View from High Street East.

Image of three men crossing Main Street in front of the Bank of Montreal. The bank's façade includes two large columns as well as the bank's emblem.

Image of the exterior of the Bank of Hamilton with pedestrians crossing the street near the bank. View from the corner of Main and High Street east.

Bank of Hamilton at corner of Main Street and High Street East, Moose Jaw

Baker and Urton residence (duplex) on High Street East, with unidentified family members standing in front of home. Fence in foreground

View of Avonlea, Saskatchewan.