MemorySask

MJ-189
Fonds
1933-2001

This fonds contains material that reflects the activity of the Army and Navy Department Store in Moose Jaw. It contains store flyers, catalogues, and photographs. It also contains the funeral service program for Garth Curtis Kennedy, who was employed by the organization for 52 years. During his career he served as President, CEO and Chairman of the Board.

Army and Navy Department Store

Arena rink after fire

68-058
Item
August 1955

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

People seen looking at remains of arena rink after fire on August 27, 1955.

Annie Smith Wallis with Tommy and Wilfred Lambert (of Wolf Point, Montana)

68-254
Item
July 1940

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

An Indigenous person wearing and holding regalia, at Annie Smith Wallis's home, 238 Manitoba Street East in Moose Jaw.

Annie Smith Wallis in bedroom

68-224
Item
[ca. 1898]

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

Annie Smith Wallis seated reading in bedroom at Canadian Pacific Railway Hotel in Moose Jaw

Annie Smith Wallis dining in suite

68-225
Item
[ca. 1898]

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

Annie Smith Wallis dining in suite at Canadian Pacific Railway Hotel in Moose Jaw

Along the Moose Jaw River

MJ-133.94-315
Item
1910-1913

Part of Rice's Studio collection

Image of a house along the Moose Jaw River. Three women are sitting the porch of the house.

Rice, Lewis

Alexandra School

MJ-133.94-234
Item
1910-1913

Part of Rice's Studio collection

Image of a teacher walking and children playing outside of Alexandra School in Moose Jaw; view from Ominica Street West.

Rice, Lewis

Aircraft at Moose Jaw Airport

68-25
Item
ca. 1937

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

Four planes and two automobiles [hearses] in front of hangar at the Moose Jaw Airport

Agricultural contestants from Indian Head with trophies

IHM.2022.0138
Item
1930

Part of Agriculture Collection

Posed photo of twenty Indian Head boys in suits and dresses and with ribbons on their chests and trophies and shields in front of the group. W.H. Gibson, superintendent of the Indian Head Experimental Farm and William Martin stand behind the group.