A drained and empty Wascana Lake before it was dredged and deepened in the fall of 1931. As part of a government relief project, 2,100 men (only men who were married and had children were allowed to work on the project) widened and dredged the lake bed and created two islands (Willow and Spruce Island) using only hand tools and horse-drawn wagons.
Aerial view of the War Memorial, Soldiers' Plot at the Regina Cemetery; architectural firm of Portnall and Clemnsha of Regina designed the war memorial.
Aerial view of Victoria Park in Regina, looking south towards Victoria Avenue. The Baptist Church and the Land Titles Building are visible and the Victoria Park Fountain is still the centre of Victoria Park (replaced by the World War I Cenotaph in 1928]
Bird's eye view of Regina downtown core, looking east down South Railway Street. Implement dealers to the left of South Railway, J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co., Massey-Harris, and elevators.
The City of Regina as seen from the top of the Metropolitan Methodist Church. Victoria Park is visible in the left of the frame. Little landscaping has been done to the park.
Birds-eye view of downtown Regina, looking east down 11th Avenue. McCallum Hill Building is under construction. Old Post Office is visible in far right of frame.
