MemorySask

Visit from the Governor-General Duke of Connaught

IHM.2021.0276
Item
October 17, 1912

A large gathering of people witnessing the Duke of Connaught as he visits Indian Head. The photo features a large "wheat arch" designed by Norman Ross and Charles Edwards. Buildings in the background include the Bank of Montreal and the Imperial Hotel.

Thomas McAfee

IHM.2021.0291
Item
[ca 1916]

Part of Town Collection

Thomas McAfee, long-time minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, posing in his uniform when he was enlisted for WWI as chaplain with the 96th Highlanders.

Thomas and Elizabeth (Swan) McAfee

Ihm.2021.0292
Item
[193-?]

Part of Town Collection

A portrait of Rev, Thomas McAfee, Presbyterian minister, with his wife Elizabeth McAfee.

The town park

IHM.2021.0289
Item
April 29, 1915

Part of Town Collection

The town park was across the street from the Commercial Hotel in Indian Head. The Commercial Hotel was where the BigWay Foods is now (2021) located at 444 Grand Avenue and the photo was taken from where the Memorial Hall is now.

The Indian Head fire wagon called "the old bus"

IHM.2021.0330
Item
[191-?]

Part of Town Collection

The horse-drawn fire engine nicknamed "the old bus."

St. Andrew's Church postcard

IHM.2021.0281
Item
September 4, 1910

Part of Town Collection

A picture of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church with residences in the background. Since church union in 1925, it has been St. Andrew's United Church.

St. Andrew's Church postcard

IHM.2021.0283
Item
[191-?]

Part of Town Collection

A photo taken of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church from the corner of Eden and Buxton Streets. After church union in 1925, it became St. Andrew's United Church.

Postcard of St. Andrew's Church

IHM.2021.0282
Item
[191-?]

Part of Town Collection

A street view of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, soon after construction in 1908, with James Conn's home in the background. After church union in 1925, it became St. Andrew's United Church.