MemorySask

Sawmill and crew

J-250
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

View of unidentified sawmill and unidentified men, wagons and horses

Sawmill crew

J-127
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Sawmill crew

Sawmill scene

J-253
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Unidentified man with horse at an unidentified sawmill

School and class

J-231
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Unidentified school with students and staff posed in front

School and class

J-235
Item
[191-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Unidentified school with unidentified staff and students in front

School and class

J-231
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Unidentified school with students and staff posed in front

Schoolyard view

J-20
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

View of an unidentified school yard, female staff and students

"Scotty" Westwood

H-155
Item
[ca. 1900]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

"Scotty" Westwood posed for portrait

Bio/historical note: Westwood would later become chief of the Prince Albert Police

Scouts

H-286
Item
[189-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Group of men posing with uniform hats and rifles near a treeline. Possibly military scouts. Writing on face indicates F.A. McLeod standing in centre

Second Central School

T-241
Item
1980

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

The second Central School in Prince Albert, side view before being demolished

Bio/historical note: The second Prince Albert Central School existed from 1899-1980, when it was demolished for construction of the Gateway Mall

Senator T.O. Davis

H-582
Item
[189-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Portrait of Thomas O. Davis

Bio/historical note: Thomas Osborne Davis (16 August 1856 - 23 January 1917) was a Canadian Member of Parliament in the Canadian House of Commons representing the Provisional District of Saskatchewan, and later a member of the Canadian Senate.[1] The son of Samuel Davis, he was tutored by his father and became a general merchant at Prince Albert, Northwest Territories. In 1885, he married Rebecca Jennings. He served on the town council for Prince Albert and was mayor from 1894 to 1895.Davis died in office in Prince Albert at the age of 60.