MemorySask

IHM.2021.0014
Item
1907

Collage of Mayor T.E. Donnelly surrounded by head-and-shoulders portraits and 9 other men (7 councillors, engineer, electrician)

Denison

Masquerade Dance Indian Head Auditorium

IHM.2021.0034
Item
1910

Part of Businesses Collection

A group photo of about 100 mostly young adults in costume

Masonic Lodge Group

IHM.2023.0072
Item
1914

Part of Organizations Collection

Group of 13 men standing around a banquet table in a posed photo. All men are wearing masonic regalia.

Legion Convention - Regina

IHM.2023.0091
Item
[ca. 1990]

Part of Military Collection

Photo of 18 legion members in suits and displaying medals. Appears to be a Saskatchewan convention. Indian Head's Doug Welch is in the middle row - 5th from left.

Large group of men and women on horseback

IHM.2021.0481
Item
[191-?]

Part of Agriculture Collection

About 20 people either on horseback or in a buggy gathered together, outside Indian Head.

Kamsack Cyclones in Indian Head

IHM.2021.0183
Item
1954

Part of Recreation Collection

The Kamsack Cyclones with their trophy after winning the 1954 Indian Head Rockets home tournament.

Kamsack Cyclones (Baseball)

Kamsack Cyclones awaiting their trophy

IHM.2021.0184
Item
1954

Part of Recreation Collection

The Kamsack Cyclones, moments before receiving their trophy from Johnny Esaw (IHM.2021.0186) after winning the 1954 Indian Head Rockets home tournament.

Kamsack Cyclones (Baseball)

Jim Williams and Rockets players with trophy

IHM.2021.0165
Item
1951

Part of Recreation Collection

Jim Williams (left), the manager of the Indian Head Rockets and two players holding a trophy after winning a tournament

Indian Head Rockets (Baseball)

Indian Head soccer team group photo

IHM.2022.0398
Item
1921

Part of Recreation Collection

Copy of a group team photo with individuals identified in the caption. Text above the photo says: "Indian Head people were saddened to hear of the passing of George Mason Jr., who died at his home in Peterborough, Ontario. Longtime residents of this community will remember his father, George Mason Sr., well known football (soccer) coach of the powerhouse team of the 1920s. Mr. Mason and members of the 1921 team are identified in the following photograph." The location of the original picture is not known.