Portrait of the girls Physical Drill champions at Central School. Back row from left to right: Ms. Grace Powers (teacher), Ruth Parker, Gelda [illegible], Jean Young, Dorothy Trombley, Elsie Glenn, Daisy McKay, Jean McLeod, Tina Hepburn, Anna Rattery, Mona Ballentyne, Mr. Jones (instructor). Second row from left to right: Gertrude McDonald, Lottie Simpson, Dora Bouvier, Jessie Tait, Mildred Frith, Queenie Teese, Myra Hall. Front row from left to right: Ruby Halliwell, Ada Hall

Bio/historical note: Central School was located at 14th Street West between 1st and 2nd Avenues West, as per the 1914 Henderson's Directory

Unidentified Prince Albert hockey team posing for portrait, members unidentified

Portrait of unidentified members of a sports team (football?) from Prince Albert Collegiate Institute

Bio/historical note: Prince Albert Collegiate Institute is located at the corner of 20th Street West and Central Avenue as per the 1925 Henderson's Directory

Interior of the McLeod Real Estate Office with four unidentified people inside

Unidentified camp scene with men and teams of horses and mules, canvas tents

The Russellville Hockey Team. Back row left to right: Harold McKeen, Jack Atkinson, Pete Pearasall, Jack McKeen, Centre row: Lorne Jordon, Earl Atkinson, Herb Jordan, Front row: George Atkinson, Len Aydt, Cliff Atkinson, Elmer "Bud" Peterson

Unidentified lumberjacks with a load of logs on a horse drawn sleigh in a pine forest

Portrait of an unidentified cowboy with lariat

Mrs. Thomas Courtney and Maudie Courtney who later became the wife of William James in a carriage drawn by a horse

Portrait of Virginia Wilson as a child

The first Prince Albert Saskatchewan championship hockey team. Members in no particular order: W.H. Russel (President) No. 2, A.J. Bell (manager) No. 4, C.W. Wright (time keeper) No. 5, W.C. Lean (secretary treasurer) No. 11, T.D. Agnew (Captain) No. 10, J.S. Parker No. 9, P. McLellan No. 1, H.A. Manetly No. 7, Geoff Agnew No. 3, L. Flanagan (goal) No. 6, Terrance Agnew (mascot) No. 2

"Scotty" Westwood posed for portrait

Bio/historical note: Westwood would later become chief of the Prince Albert Police

The Empress Hotel at the northwest corner of 1st Avenue West and 11th Street, Prince Albert

Bio/historical note: The Empress Hotel later became the Astro Hotel and was destroyed by fire in the early 1960's

Portrait of Alexander Stuart Campbell. Reverse reads: "Born in Saskatchewan about 1880, son of Rev Alex Campbell Presbyterian minister in Prince Albert after rebellion of 1885. He also taught high school subjects in Prince Albert before there was a high school afterwards he and his family lived in Wolseley Sask. and in Stonewall Man. Stuart Campbell went to [illegible] Michigan where he practised his profession still alive in 1952 at 654 Huron St."

Unidentified band members from the Prince Albert Brass Band posed in studio with instruments