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Collegiate grounds

YJ0326
Item
1882-1967

Parte deHoward Jackson Collection

The collegiate grounds are very well treed, mostly with elm trees.

Yorkton Regatta day

YJ0330
Item
1882-1967

Parte deHoward Jackson Collection

Canoes and boats on a lake during Regatta Day in Yorkton.

The park on the C. P. R. station grounds

YJ0334
Item
1912-1940

Parte deHoward Jackson Collection

The park on the C.P.R. station grounds

J. W. Christie was the contractor for the construction of the Town Hall

YJ0338
Item
1882-1967

Parte deHoward Jackson Collection

J. W. Christie was the contractor for the construction of the Town Hall

F. O. Langstaff standing at Fort Pelly

YJ0208
Item
1882-1967

Parte deHoward Jackson Collection

F. O. Langstaff, an old timer standing at Fort Pelly fire places in main building

First C.P.R. train to leave Yorkton

YJ0191
Item
1891

Parte deHoward Jackson Collection

said to be the first C. P. R. train to leave Yorkton

Grade 7 pupils - Old Victoria school

YJ0384
Item
1904

Parte deHoward Jackson Collection

Grade 7 Pupils - 1904. Old Victoria school.

James Large 2. 3. Leslie Komph. 4. William Smith 5. Fred Smith 6. Harold Duncan 7. Ernest Lamson 8. Victor Comernitzki 9. Mary Popoff 10. Pachal 11. Gertrude Meredith 12. Norma Chrysler 13. Mary Livingstone 14. Helen Pachal 15. Mary Winberg 16. Tom Benwell 17. Bob Christopherson 18. Dan Young 19. Gilbert Smith 20. Judson Carey 21. Mary Comernitski 22. Elva Switzer 23. Tena Winberg 24. 25. Tena Hansen 26. Lefie Hawes 27. Charlie McFarline 28. Harold Hopkins 29. Hackel Hilgen 30. John Comsrnitck 31. Carrie Meredith 32. Ellie Christopherson 33. Williams 34. Eoha Melvin 35. Gertrude Patrick 36. Teacher 37. Mr. Burke, Principal.

Statement of furs on hand at Touchwood Hills Trading Post

YJ0212
Item
ca.1912

Parte deHoward Jackson Collection

This statement of furs on hand at Touchwood Hills trading post dated 8, January 1854, was found among old records left at Fort Pelly during the days of abandonment prior to 1912. Touchwood Hills was another Hudson's Bay trading post which operated under the management of Fort Pelly.