Group photograph of a Canadian National Railway (CNR) rip track crew in Biggar, Saskatchewan, celebrating the retirement of Dan Mansfield (sitting in front)

A group of five people standing together. Two of the people are exchanging two wrapped gifts

Group photograph of a Canadian National Railway (CNR) rip track crew in Biggar, Saskatchewan, celebrating the retirement of Dan Mansfield (sitting in front)

80 men standing and sitting in a group; the majority of them are wearing military uniforms
Two buildings can be seen behind them, one with a sign reading "Empire Hotel"
Written on black ink on the bottom: "1920"
Written on the back in black ink: "1920" and "R.N.Blaikie R.N. Blaikie"

Train cars lined up beside a coal dock
Three other structures can be seen in the background
Printed on the bottom: "Biggar, Sask."
Written on the back in black ink: "R.N. Blaikie" and "Water Tank is not completed"
Written on the back in pencil: "?Identification 1 (d) ? Date"

Seventeen men posing for a group photograph in front of a train car
Written on the back in black ink: "Bill Clark, Bob Blaikie, Duncan Gabie, Bob Todd, Art Skinner, Bill Brown, Tom Robson, Billy Anderson, Jack Glasbrook Jr., harry Lewis, LDB, Joe Gagen, Joe Badrock, Jim Smith, Dan Mansfield, Geo. Halliday, Albert Foster"

Three men and one woman; Two of the men are shaking hands and exchanging two packages
Written underneath the picture in blue ink: "Leo Campbell & Elsie Don Ruhlen Bob Blaikie 1960"

Fourteen men posing for a group photograph in front of some train cars

Art Skinner, Bob Blaikie, and Tom Robson sitting together at the Brotherhood of Retired Trainmen Retirement Dinner in Biggar, Saskatchewan

A group of nine men in front of the Canadian National Train Station in Biggar, Saskatchewan

A view of the town of Biggar, SK taken from the south end of town in the rail yard
Written on the back in black ink: "R.N. Blaikie"
Written on the back in pencil: "15[circled] ? Date"

A view of Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan at night during the Christmas season in the winter of 1939. There are lights strung up over the street and a Christmas tree is set up in the middle of the intersection. The two closest buildings have signs which read "Savoy Cafe" and "Canada Hotel"

Eleven men holding instruments and standing on a wooden wagon; a kick (bass) drum is on the ground in front of the wagon

A moose with head propped up with two sticks and a moose calf laid across the front legs
Written on the bottom: "Moose. Near Biggar, Sask. 1913"
Written on the back in blue ink: R.N. Blaikie"

Men playing bagpipes and drums, leading a parade of men down Main Street, Biggar, SK