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Index book 1 Contd.

B
Item
1883-1933

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Index book 1 Contd.

Index book 2

C
Item
1883-1933

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Index book 2

Index Book 2, Continued.

D
Item
1883-1933

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Index Book 2, Continued.

Index Book No.3.

E
Item
1883-1933

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Index Book No.3.

Index Book 4

F
Item
1883-1933

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Index Book 4

Book 4. Continued.

G
Item
1883-1933

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Book 4. Continued.

Index Book 5

H
Item
1883-1933

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Index Book 5

Index Book 5 Continued.

I
Item
1883-1933

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Index Book 5 Continued.

Homesteader's log shack

YJ0008
Item
ca.1890

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

A homesteader's log shack in the ca.1890

Diagram of Old Yorkton

YJ0012
Item
1882-1967

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Hand drawn image of Old Yorkton

Old Mill on the Little Sand River

YJ0014
Item
1882-1967

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Reprint photo of Old Mill

Yorkton's First Grist Mill

YJ0015
Item
1947

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Old timers and others standing on the mill foundation in 1947

Yorkton's First Fair

YJ0016
Item
1883

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Yorkton's First Fair - Robt. N. Taylor is seated in the front row, right, with hat in hand. The others seated include Joel Reaman and his three daughters. Three fiddlers are seen in the second row-not identified, but a fiddler was always a welcome guest at any gathering in the early days. The oxen seen were also a very necessary part of any gathering.

The Saskatchewan Rebellion (1885) as it affected Yorkton

YJ0028
File
1882-1967

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

The Saskatchewan Rebellion (1885) as it affected Yorkton. A paper prepared to in an effort to present certain information to the public on the early history of Yorkton and to encourage the contribution of further information.