Winter Supply of Wood, Noyes Brothers
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Man standing beside a teepee-shaped stack of wood; collected by the Noyes brothers living in the Marshall District in Saskatchewan for the winter of 1905.
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Vast, open natural prairie with small house/homestead in background.
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Unidentified man standing outside his sod house, known locally as a ‘soddy’.
The first building on Rivercourse Townsite
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Image of a wooden building on the bare prairie, identified as the first building on Rivercourse Townsite
Will Everitt and his Log House
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Will Everitt and his log house under construction
Barr Colonists’ wagons leaving Saskatoon
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Barr Colonists on trail just outside of Saskatoon, 1905
Two men digging a well in winter
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Two men digging a well in winter; one man standing up top, another partly down well hanging on a rope.
Wagons following the North Saskatchewan River
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[Barr Colonists’] wagons on a trail beside the North Saskatchewan River between Saskatoon and present-day Lloydminster, SK.
Starting the "Hatfield' Homestead
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Looking across the 'Gully" at the “Hatfield Homestead” at Big Gully Creek, Saskatchewan