The corner of Main Street and Burrows Avenue in Melfort. The building on the corner is The Union Bank of Canada. There is a horse drawn wagon and a car on Main Street.
Photo taken from a high vantage point (elevator) looking south over 200 Block West, Saskatchewan Ave. Some of the buildings that are visible are the Freight sheds, CNR, CPR, Beaver Lumber.
A photo of Melfort, looking northwest, taken from the top of a grain elevator. You can see part of the Melfort train station, Melfort Hotel and the first Broadway School in upper center (two storey white building).
Postcard of the Shirley & Emberston Orchestra standing outdoors playing musical instruments. Of the four two are wearing top hats and playing horns and the other two are in wide brimmed hats strumming banjos.
The opening of the St. James Anglican Church. L - R: Sherry Churi (nee Goodfellow), ?, Rev. Hales, Lily Cay (Theodore); The man standing at the far left is unknown.
The Officers of the Saskatoon Light Infantry (M.G.) C.A.S.F. allied with The King's own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Three rows of officers in dress uniform standing and sitting outdoors in Aldershot 1940. Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother) sits in the front row centre.
Group of thirty-six men, dressed in their "Sunday Best". Posing on the steps in front of Canadian Bank of Commerce. Each man is numbered on the photo to correspond with a numbered list of name's beneath the photo. The photo is glued onto dark brown cardboard frame.
