MemorySask

E.J. Brooks family photo album #1

IHM.2021.0439
Item
[192-]-[193-]

Part of People Collection

Contains about 50 b$w snapshots of the E.J. Brooks family

E.J. and Helena (Nellie) Brooks

IHM.2021.0440
Item
[193-]

Part of People Collection

Posed photo of Edwin Jackson Brooks and Helena (Nellie) (Oughtred) Brooks seated on a front porch with an unidentified man standing behind them.

Family home of E.J. and Helena (Nellie) Brooks at 707 Boyle Street

IHM.2021.0441
Item
[193-]

Part of People Collection

Home of Edwin Jackson Brooks and Nellie Brooks from 1904 until Nellie Brooks's death in 1945.

E.J. and Helena (Nellie) Brooks

IHM.2021.0444
Item
1919

Part of People Collection

Snapshot of Edwin Jackson Brooks and Nellie Brooks in farm clothing.

Goehring Family photograph album

IHM.2021.0438
Item
1913 - 1914

Part of People Collection

Contains more than 100 snapshots of Indian Head people, parades and events.

Goehring, Mrs. E. A.

Obituary of John Cornelius Massel (2006)

IHM.2020.0435
Item
November 15, 2006

Part of People Collection

A single page in a St. Andrew's United Church post-marked 2007-08-10 with John C. Massel's obituary sent to Freddie Stanger by Sheila McLeod, in response to Ms. Stanger's request.

Earl Grey's visit to File Hills 1906 - A

IHM.2021.0001
Item
October 12, 1906

Part of People Collection

A photograph of four cars - four people per car - at a farmhouse festooned with bunting. The event is clearly the 1906 visit to Saskatchewan by Governor General Earl Grey and his wife, Lady Grey.

Earl Grey's visit to File Hills 1906 - B

IHM.2021.0002
Item
October 12. 1906

Part of People Collection

A photograph of four cars - four people per car - at the house of W.M. Graham, Indian Agent. The event is clearly the visit to Saskatchewan by Governor-General Earl Grey and Lady Grey.

Earl Grey's visit to File Hills in 1906 - C

IHM.2021.0003
Item
October 12, 1906

Part of People Collection

A photograph of three cars - four people per car - traveling along a meadow road. The event is the 1906 visit to Saskatchewan by Governor-General Earl Grey and Lady Grey.