Team photograph of the Humboldt 'All-Stars'; individuals identified are: standing (left to right): Albert Guenther, 'Mitch' Mitchell (coach), Bud Fisher (coach), Archie Levins (Manager), Gerald Green, Geo Gulikson, Max McNab, ? Brudin, Nick Golaith, L. Hobbs, Comeauz, Jim Kocourek, Bill Dunbar (umpire from Kinley) Leo Dufour (umpire from Regina). Kneeling (left to right): Ted Senko, Graham Crossman, 'Mule' Brown, Tony Hagle, Jimmy King (bat boy), Gord Sherman, Jack Davis, Gord Graham, Harvey Graham (absent): Barney Barnes (Co-Manager).

View of Main Street in Humboldt, Saskatchewan looking north.

Exterior view of the Blue Livery Stable in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, located on the corner of Ninth Street and Sixth Avenue and owned by Mr. Hallet. Individuals identified are (left to right): Jake Neubauer, Henry Theiman, ?, ?, ?, Joe Wigber, John Schaeffer, Jake Flory, Peter Poss, August Lins, ?, ?, Fred Gorsalitz.

The Dominion High School Curling Champions from Humboldt, Saskatchewan; identified, from left to right: Garry Fletcher - Lead, Balfour Laskin - Second, Fred Langen - Third, Jack Thompson - Skip.

Exterior view of the Humboldt Arena and Curling Rink.

Formal/Studio portrait of Godfried Schaeffer,

Exterior view of Nelson's Esso Service;

Humboldt Water Tower and Power Plant located on the east end of Third Avenue in Humboldt, SK. Tower was constructed during 1914 - 1915.

From left to right: On the horse is Tom Pike from Toronto, government operator at the Mail Station. Sitting is Colonel Denison. In the doorway, Mr. Smith from Fort Qu'Appelle. Sitting next to Denison is William Scott, who was in charge of the mail station at the time. Far right is W. Slatery, a bugler in the 12 35 York Rangers, who was doing the cooking at the mail station.

Members of the Out Law Club standing - (left to right): E. Wilson, J. Elliot, M. Gordon, J. Cameron, ? Hearst. Seated - (left to right): Ben Salter, Mutt, Mrs. Salter, Jeff.

Humboldt City Hall, located on the southeast corner of Main Street and Seventh Avenue in Humboldt, SK

Inscription on photograph 21st Anniversary April 2, 1928 Humboldt, Sask.

Mr. Kepkey was the postmaster in Humboldt in 1907.

Exterior view of McNab Chub Flour Mill, Humboldt's first flour mill under construction; the mill was destroyed by fire in 1956.