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Group of Children in Biggar, Saskatchewan

77.308.15
Item
ca.1939

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Sixteen children with sashes and Union Jack flags posing for a group photo

Group of People Attending The Royal Visit in Biggar, Saskatchewan

81.455.14
Item
ca.1939

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

A group of people posing for a group photograph at the Royal Visit n Biggar, Saskatchewan

His excellency, the right honorable Vincent Massey, Governor of Canada

YJ0446
Item
1955

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

His excellency, the right honorable Vincent Massey, Governor of Canada being welcomed to Yorkton by His Worship Mayor Dr. M. C. Novak

HRH The Prince of Wales at the G.W.V.A. Home Regina, Oct. 8th 1919

CORA-RPL-A-233
Item
1919

Part of City of Regina fonds

The Prince of Wales at the Great War Veterans' Association Home. Sir Richard Lake (Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan) to his right; Colonel James McAra (later mayor of Regina) to Lake's right. F.B. Bagshaw to the left of the Prince in background.

Jerry R. McLeod

99.12.170
Item
June 3, 1939

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Man in overalls identified as Jerry R. McLeod, head engineer - lead train (or referred to as the 'Guard Train') of The Royal Visit Train entourage, June 3, 1939.

"King and Queen of England" in Biggar, SK

92.215.42
Item
ca.1939

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

A large crowd of people standing on train tracks, surrounding the caboose of a train
The King George VI and Queen Elizabeth are standing in the caboose
The Biggar Hotel can be seen in the background

King and Queen's visit - 1939

91.03.971
Item
June 1939

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

A large crowd is gathered
In the foreground, standing behind a cloth barrier are children all wearing tri-coloured sashes
In the background Union jack flags are strung up with a sign that says "Welcome Your Majesties To Biggar"