Andrew Dalgarno farmhouse after construction, with members of Dalgarno family standing and sitting in front of house. Livestock visible at far right

This collection contains letters written by Anna Charlotte Orr to her husband Albert Norman Collard before and after they were married. It also contains a family tree and other genealogical research compiled by Norman Collard. Though the information is part of a larger history of the Collard family, the records contained pertain mainly to Anna Charlotte Orr who was from Moose Jaw.

Annie Smith Wallis dining in suite at Canadian Pacific Railway Hotel in Moose Jaw

An Indigenous person wearing and holding regalia, at Annie Smith Wallis's home, 238 Manitoba Street East in Moose Jaw.

This fonds contains three photographs of Archibald Piper at three stages of his life: during training in Calgary for the First World War, as a Sergeant in A Squadron on the 13th Regiment Canadian Mounted Rifles (though captioned as “O.M.R.”), and as a merchant of Massey-Harris farm implements. Also included is one photograph of men delivering grain to grain elevators in Tuxford, Saskatchewan.

This collection consists of thirty-three sets of blueprints and technical drawings for homes, businesses, and schools in Moose Jaw and area, primarily from the early 1900's and 1920's. Many of the drawings are “proposed” plans and the building may have never been constructed.

People seen looking at remains of arena rink after fire on August 27, 1955.

This fonds contains material that reflects the activity of the Army and Navy Department Store in Moose Jaw. It contains store flyers, catalogues, and photographs. It also contains the funeral service program for Garth Curtis Kennedy, who was employed by the organization for 52 years. During his career he served as President, CEO and Chairman of the Board.

This fonds contains photocopies of autobiographical stories by Arthur Bonneau.

Ash Stoneman’s Ranch, south of Mortlach, Saskatchewan

Interior of Assessors Department at City Hall, with Elaine Shein and [Dick Gibson] standing and looking at files in foreground

Assiniboine Indians in native regalia at Wolf Point Stampede in Montana. Written on back: "Dear Mrs. Wallis I try and send one picture every time I get a chance. How is every body. Tell all of tem I said 'Hello'. Write and tell the news. Wilfred Lambert. How is Fred Gilmore." Sent to Mrs. J.J. Wallis, Moose Jaw

Image of field of wheat stooks in Indian Head, Saskatchewan. Field is lined with trees.

Image of Auto Club receiving a deputation at the C.P.R. Station (built in 1899). View from Main Street North looking south toward intersection with Manitoba Street.

View of Avonlea, Saskatchewan.