Gas Station at the corner of Main Street and First Avenue in Biggar, Saskatchewan. The business sign reads "Chrysler Plymouth Approved Service Fargo" and "Imperial Dealer"

A street-level view of a storefront window displaying military portraits; photographs of local men in military service being displayed in the store-front window of the James Bros. store in Biggar, Saskatchewan.

A street-level view of a storefront window displaying military portraits; photographs of local boys in military service being displayed in the front window of the James Bros. store in Biggar, Saskatchewan.

A group photograph of staff at James Bros. store in Biggar, Saskatchewan. Individuals identified: (left to right) Row 1: Francis Comer, Evelyn Muxlow, Mrs. jack James, Doris Bouchier, Sophie King, Dorothy Thompsett. Row 2: Sam James, Mrs. S.P. James, Lou Bouchier, Frank koebel, Ruth Dunbar, _____, Shirley Dunbar, Mrs. Bob Redlick, Jack James.

A composite postcard with seven smaller pictures depicting different views of the town of Biggar, Saskatchewan; two pictures show the train station, three of the Biggar Hotel and Empire Hotel, one of the Round House, and one of The Biggar Square Deal Department Store and Bowling Alley and Pool Room.

Group photograph of two women and nine men sitting and standing on the front porch of a house.

A street-view of the businesses on the 200 block on the east side of Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan. The signs that can be read from left to right: "OK Economy"; "...Hardware"; Hock & Packer"; Ladies Wear..."

This fonds contains one ledger belonging to A. W. Irwin. This ledger contains the accounts of his insurance and real estate business from 1910-1911. It includes his client lists and account information. Irwin sold various kinds of insurance, such as life and fire insurance, as well as real estate. He also offered mortgages and loans. The ledger also includes the personal account of Irwin.

Black and white image of High Street looking east in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Cars are parked along the street and a streetcar is travelling down the street. The Canadian Bank of Commerce, the Walter Scott building and St. John's Church can be seen along the street.

Exterior view of the Saskatchewan Bridge and Iron Company building, located at the corner of Second Avenue (now Eighth Avenue) and Fairford Street in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

This business was owned by Parker Garvie and Max Bauer and located on the north side of the 900 block of Fifth Avenue. Third from left: Henry (Slim) Stockert.

Scarth Street looking north between 11th and 12th Avenues. On the left side of the street is seen the Post Office and the Northern Crown Bank.

Regina Municipal Railway streetcar on its inaugural run as it passes R.H. Williams & Sons Ltd.

Interior view of barbershop located on South Railway Street in Regina, Northwest Territories; barbers (left to right}: Nicholas Noll, ---- Fritz, and Frank Baker.

Composite Poster (includes 8 separate black and white photographs) advertising Regina's industries