MemorySask

Book of Shiloh History and People

LRA 0300
Item
June 5, 2007

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Same as LRA 0299, different view

Entrance to the arena in Hillmond, Sask.

LRA 0308
Item
March 23, 2006

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Doors to the Silverdome arena in Hillmond, Sask.

Lashburn Cottage Hospital

LRA 2180
Item
1970

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Exterior view of Lashburn Union Hospital

Holy Trinity (Anglican) Church, Fartown

LRA 2212
Item
[191-]

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Holy Trinity (Anglican) Church, Fartown

House formerly owned by Dr. Harry Douglas

LRA 2239
Item
1987

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Exterior of 3-storey home formerly of Dr. Harry Douglas.

St. John's Minister Anglican Church

LRA 2241
Item
August, 2013

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Exterior view of St. John's Minister Anglican Church

Pope, Dwight

Tighnduin Farm near Lashburn, Saskatchewan

LRA 0009
Item
[between 1900 and 1915]

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

View of buildings on the Tighnduin family farm near Lashburn, Saskatchewan

Tangleflags Football Team

LRA 0279
Item
[ca. 1910]

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Team photograph of the Tangleflags Football (soccer) team; players identified as, back row (left to right): Lionel Krashay; Thomas Dent; Tom Harbin; Bob Smith; middle row (left to right): Joe Making; Ernie Rutherford; Arthur Rutherford; Matt Smiles; front row (left to right): Frank Phillips; Edward Greenstreet; Jack Hickman; Joe Cook

Ladies Curling Team, Zone Championship

LRA 0614
Item
[1963]

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Ladies Curling Team, Zone Championship; individuals identified as (left to right): Jeanne Holt (Zone Convenor); Vivian Backer (Skip); Grace Manners; Yolande Geisbrecht; Mary Nattress.

Kerry's Funeral

LRA 3329
Item
1983

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Lloydminster, Sask. $1,000,000.00 fire, August 19, 1929

BCHCC 0071c
Item
August 19, 1929

Part of Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre Collection

August 19, 1929 saw a major fire that destroyed 53 downtown buildings in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan and was estimated to be a million-dollar fire loss; wide-angle lense photograph shows streets of burnt buildings.

Gibson Photo, Saskatoon

Camp Sewell, 1914

BCHCC 0674
Item
1914

Part of Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre Collection

Rows of tents and horses at ‘Sewell Camp’, later known as Camp Hughes Military Training Site, located 10 kms west of Carberry, MB. In 1994 the site was formally recognized/listed in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.