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Methodism in Saskatchewan

Methodism in Saskatchewan [file], including:

  • Address by Rev. W.P. McHaffie, Conference Archivist and Historian, to the Saskatchewan Conference of the Methodist Church, 1925.
  • "Methodism in the Province of Saskatchewan", by John Maclean, Chief Archivist, Wesley College Library, Winnipeg, 1924.
  • "Methodist Memories of Saskatchewan" by Rev. Frederick Passmore, 1925.
  • "History of Methodism in Regina and Wascana" by Rev. George Daniel, [no date noted]
  • "Regina Methodism", by John Maclean, Wesley College, Winnipeg.

Minutes [1926-1966] - Regina United Church Ministerial Association

Minutes for meetings of the Regina United Church Ministerial Association, in 2 bound volumes (1926-1935?, May 1935-1966). The association is made up of United Church ministers, serving in the Regina area. Early participants included: E.S. BIshop; A.C. Justice; Rev. Mc.E[?] Thompson; C. Morgan; H. Joyce; H.[?]. Leitch; [Dr.?] Tufts; and [P?] Strang.

Regina United Church Ministerial Association

Miscellaneous materials collected by Mrs. McKechnie

Contents include: The Echo (newsletter), from Qu'Appelle, 1894; Progress (newsletter), from Regina Industrial School, 1907; Report on Indian Schools and Students, from an unidentified publication, date unclear. There are also photographs: a group portrait of adults and children outdoors, captioned "Pupils of File Hills Indian School", 1925; exterior view of a large building, with postcard template and notes on back "Round Lake Residential School [...] Additions" and "Complements of W.J. Cookson" (no date provided); and a group photo of 14 adults and children, on the steps of a building, under sign "Cote School 1915" (no date provided for the photo).

Mounted R.C.M.P.

Mounted R.C.M.P. in front of the Administration Building at the R.C.M.P. barracks with artillery field piece in foreground.

Mr. Gerald Spring-Rice

Mr. Gerald Spring-Rice, the owner of Regina's first power plant, which operated under his ownership from 1892 until 1902 when he sold it to the city.

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