MemorySask

CORA-B-775
Item
ca. 1897

Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) Station in Regina, located on South Railway Street; note Stanley Park (Regina's first park/green space) in front of station

Curlers

CORA-RPL-A-105
Item
ca. 1890

Part of City of Regina fonds

Group of curlers, location unknown, with Jacob W. Smith, 6th from right in the front row in a cap, kneeling.

Cyclone Damage

CORA-RPL-A-102
Item
June or July, 1912

Part of City of Regina fonds

Block of houses on an unidentified street after the cyclone

Damage to buildings after the cyclone

CORA-B-1027
Item
June 30, 1912

Part of City of Regina fonds

Damage to buildings after the June 30, 1912 cyclone

Damage to buildings on Lorne St. after cyclone

CORA-B-1015
Item
June 30, 1912

Part of City of Regina fonds

Damage to buildings on the 1900 block of Lorne Street after the June 30, 1912 cyclone

Damage to businesses after the cyclone

CORA-B-1017
Item
1912

Part of City of Regina fonds

Damage to businesses after the June 30, 1912 cyclone

Damage to houses after the June 30 cyclone

CORA-B-1020
Item
June 30, 1912

Part of City of Regina fonds

Damage to houses after the June 30 cyclone, men walking by and woman sitting in window of a damaged house.

Damage to Metropolitan Methodist Church

CORA-B-1013
Item
June 30, 1912

Part of City of Regina fonds

Damage to Metropolitan Methodist Church after the June 30, 1912 cyclone

Damage to the YWCA by cyclone

CORA-B-282
Item
Jun 30, 1912

Part of City of Regina fonds

Damage inflicted on the Young Women's Christian Association by the 1912 cyclone.

Damaged office building after cyclone

CORA-B-1012
Item
June 30, 1912

Part of City of Regina fonds

Damaged office building after the June 30, 1912 cyclone

Dancers at Mosaic

CORA-A-42
Item
ca. 1978

Part of City of Regina fonds

Romanian dancers at Mosaic Jubilee - Centre of the Arts

Decorated Arches for Inauguration

CORA-A-1950
Item
1905

Part of City of Regina fonds

Postcard of decorated arches on South Railway Street for Provincial Inauguration. Text says, "Dear Nellie, I was glad to hear from you. I have never heard from Annie since we left do ask her to write to me. I am liking this country fairly well but would rather have the dear old country. Write to me soon. I wish I was near you. Love to both. Bab."