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McCallum Hill Building at implosion

CORA-RPL-C-48
Item
1982

Parte de City of Regina fonds

McCallum Hill Building, corner of 12th Avenue and Scarth Street, halfway through implosion.

Saskatchewan Legislative Building and Grounds

1.0001.04
Item
June, 1959

Parte de Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation fonds

Aerial view of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and surrounding grounds including part of Wascana Lake in Regina, Saskatchewan

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Capitol Theatre Marquee

CORA-RPL-A-0973
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1922

Parte de City of Regina fonds

Marquee of the Capitol Theatre on the corner of Scarth Street and 12th Avenue in Regina. The marquee is advertising the Rudolf Valentino film "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"

Saskatchewan History Autumn 1959 Vol. XII, No.3

IHM.2020.0212
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1959

Parte de Book Collection

A small magazine about Saskatchewan history. This issue contains an article titled "W.R. Motherwell and Agricultural Education 1905 - 1918" and another titled "The Bird Man Of Balgonie".

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Saskatchewan Condensed Telephones & Supplies Pricing Guide

IHM.2020.0198
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1971

Parte de Businesses Collection

A letter-size stapled 16-page booklet containing the prices for telephones, tools and supplies needed to maintain a telephone company.

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Nurses' Christian Fellowship fonds

Box 159
Fundo
1966, 1967

Fonds consists of a Graduation Banquet guest book, signed by those in attendance at the annual spring banquet for the years 1966 and 1967.

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Regina District Health Board fonds

Fundo
1992-1993

Fonds consists of a report on health reform for Regina and an annual report of the Health Board.

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Totem Pole

CORA-RPL-A-16
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1981

Parte de City of Regina fonds

The totem pole in Wascana Park on the south side of Wascana Lake. Kwakiutl carved by Lloyd Wadhame of Vancouver, British Columbia in 1971 and donated by the First Nations of British Columbia.