Boggy Creek Dam in its recently completed state with men and a horse on top of it.

Studio group portrait of 1906 Regina City Council. Left to Right, Top: James Balfour, J. Kelso Hunter, City Clerk. Middle: R.H. Williams; P. McAra, Mayor; P. Cooper. Bottom: A.D. Wright; Neil McInnis.

Reception for Earl Grey's visit, held at the Regina City Hall ballroom. Man with sash is Lieutenant-Governor Amedee E. Forget; Judge Edward Ludlow Wetmore is centre behind table; Premier Walter Scott is left of the lady who is front centre; all others are unidentified.

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth riding in a convertible during their Royal Visit to Regina in May, 1939. This photograph was the winner of the 'Regina Daily Star's' contest for best photo taken of the Royal Couple; the prize was $10.00.

North-West Mounted Police (NWMP) at Regina Headquarters. From left to right, Top Row: Insp. W.H. Routledge (Secretary to the Commissioner); Inspector J. Burnett (Veterinary Surgeon); Inspector A.C. MacDonnell; Inspector Howard. Centre: Inspector J.M. Wilson; Dr. A. Jukes (Principal Medical Officer); Commissioner L.W. Herchmer; Superintendent Gagnon; Inspector Moffatt. Front: Inspector Starnes.

Soldiers' Plot at the Regina Cemetery with a small group of people at foreground and chairs set up at far left of memorial.

Carnegie Library Building in Regina, on the northwest corner of Lorne Street and 12th Avenue.

Young boy walking on a spraying water pipe at Boggy Creek waterworks

Rioters converging on an injured man. Man on the ground may be Detective Miller, who was killed in the riot.

Scarth Street looking north between 11th and 12th Avenues. On the left side of the street is seen the Post Office and the Northern Crown Bank.

Person seated in reference room of the Regina Public Library of City Hall, 11th Avenue and Hamilton Street

The Saskatchewan Legislative Buildings under construction; photograph taken from the northeast side of the building, looking south-west.

Freddy Rowan as the Rajah in "Cingalee", a production of the Regina Theatre

World War I Memorial in the Soldiers' Plot at the Regina Cemetery.

The installation of the first generator and engine at the Broad Street Power Plant. The four men in fur coats to the left are Mayor HW Laird, Alderman James Balfour, Alderman Peter Cooper, and Alderman Peter McAra. To the right of the generator stator is Mr. J.A. Johnson (with white collar), first Superintendent of Regina Light & Power Department. Man with head and shoulders only showing above the generator is HB Russell, chief engineer. James McKechnie, city wiring inspector, is to Johnson's left. Man in fur coat to the right of Johnson is Hugh Ryan, Line Foreman. All others are unidentified.