Several men and horses seen with threshing machinery in field on the C. Chute farm near Pasqua, Saskatchewan

Image of two calves drinking from their mother's utters in a field of cattle.

This collection is comprised of The Study Club’s yearly programs from 1925-1953. The programs provide details about their meetings, such as date, topic, hostess and leader. The programs also offer lists of club officers and members.

This fonds consists two series: meeting minutes and promotional and event material.

The Saskatchewan Glass and Paint Company building located at 376 Manitoba Avenue West in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Photograph of the local rock formation which gave the town of Rockglen, Saskatchewan its name. It was later removed as it was considered dangerous.

This collection consists of 48 volumes of the 51 part series entitled ‘The Great War: I Was There!’. Parts 13, 18 and 47 are missing from this collection. The series chronicles WWI through firsthand accounts of the war. The series contains original pieces as well as excerpts from other media.

Crescent Park and houses on first and second block of Athabasca Street East. Message on back: "To Grandma From Mildred". Postcard not mailed

This collection contains 26 copies of The Collegiate Outlook from 1906-1914. The Collegiate Outlook was a school magazine published from November to March by the Literary Society of the Moose Jaw High School. It contains essays and jokes written by students, as well as meeting minutes of the Literary Society. These issues were mailed to Mrs. Roy E. Campbell in Regina, although the name Beatrice Watson is signed on many copies of the magazine. The editors of the volumes are: Vol. 3 - Editor: A. W Keith, Vol. 4 – Editor-in-chief: R. J. Dickson, Vol. 5 – Editor-in-chief: G. B. Stillwell, Vol. 6 – Editor-in-chief: G. B. Stillwell, Vol. 7 – Editor-in-chief: A. H. Gibbard, Vol. 8 – Editor-in-chief: G. B. Stillwell, Vol. 9 – Editor-in-chief: G. B. Stillwell, and Vol. 10 – Editor-in-chief: Geo. S. Johnson.

View of the Clay Hills near Claybank, Saskatchewan

Sheila Mcgowan, in nurses uniform, seen sitting in laboratory

Group photograph of the teachers and students of Newberry School in the Moose Jaw District, 1908-1909

This fonds contains Lieutenant T. M Morgan’s photo album of the timber operation by No. 106 Company, Canadian Forestry Corps during the First World War. The photographs were taken in Knockando, Moray-shire, Scotland. Most of the photographs are labeled. T. M. Morgan is the first on the left of the last row of the unlabeled group photo.

Image of sweet peas growing in a garden in Moose Jaw. The sweet peas are 9 feet high.