A 3-page article (pp. 8-10) about the house at 507 Eden Street

16 boys and two men in boy scout uniforms, standing in front of the St. Paul's Anglican Church in Biggar, SK
Written on the back in blue ink: "JM 76-1"
Written on the back in pencil: "776 Boy Scouts abt 1940 - Mrs Hitchman original L to R 3rd Row Francis Stuart Duk Hitchman, David Hitchman Jack Palmer (Akela) Boh hamblin Walter Nash 2nd Row: Ken Lusk, Jack Kinnear, Jack Smith Boh Stuart Harry Dirke, Arnold Hock 1st Row; John McKay, Harry Foster, Earl Suly, Kent Carter Dennis o'Rourke"

Nisbet party cairn on the south bank of the North Saskatchwan River. Cairn reads: "At or near this spot in August 1866, 66 days after leaving the Lord Selkirk Colony on the Red River, the founders of Prince Albert made their first camp within what is now the city limits. The members of the party were Rev. James Nisbet, Mrs. Misbet, Mary Nisbet (child), George Flett, Mrs. Flett, William McBeth, John McKay, Mrs. McKay, Mary M. McKay (child), C Tina McKay (child), Alex Polson. Erected by the Prince Albert Historical Society Sept. 8, 1924"