MemorySask

72.106.26
Item
ca.1916

Two wagons full of hay, each with a man standing on top; The wagon in front is hitched to two horses
Beside the wagons is a tractor
Written on the back in blue ink: "John Nash"
Written on the back in pencil: "4"

A Threshing Machine at The Wetherby Farm in Argo, Saskatchewan

87.490.05
Item
ca.1917

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

A man sitting on a threshing machine in a field

"B.W. Herring At The Donelly's" Near Biggar, Saskatchewan

89.334.89
Item
ca.1918

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

B.W. Herring feeding two cows in front of a house

Cann Farm near Biggar, Saskatchewan

80.210.148
Item
ca. 1918

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Four girls sitting on the side of a car and one girl standing beside the car; a buggy can be seen in the background

Gordon and Walter With The Watley Ponies Near Biggar, Saskatchewan

80.415.15
Item
ca.1919

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Two boys and two ponies

We Grow Good Wheat at Armstrong, British Columbia

09.569.19
Item
ca.1919

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

A man driving three horses hitched to a combine in a wheat field

Canadian Post Card Co.

Gordon and Walter on The Charlie Watley Farm Near Biggar, Saskatchewan

80.415.16
Item
ca.1919

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Two children and a dog in front of a house

"Harvesting Binder Crew, Biggar, Sask."

73.152.09
Item
ca.1920

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Three men sitting on binders, Which are hitched to four horses each; Four men standing beside the binders, and one man sitting in a car
Written on the bottom: "Harvesting Biggar, Sask."
Written on the bottom edge in blue ink: "-Binder Crew."
Written on the back in pencil: "This was taken when we were cutting on Leangstaffs place you see me on the last binder but not very plain."

"The Reg and Albert Malcolm Families" In Biggar, SK

80.96.37
Item
ca.1920

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Two women, four men, and three children standing in front of a building
A car is also parked in front of the building
Written on the back in black ink and pencil: "The Reg & Albert Malcolm Families on North Farm (Old Jim Maddin Farm) John Malcolm holding Morley the Baby The day the Shack got Shingled. early 20's"