Photograph taken at street level up Grand Avenue from near the railway. Photo is glued to yellow manila paper with a caption (see general notes below).

Photograph of fire hall (610 Otterloo Street - Market Street at the time of the photo) in 1907 with large front door open and fire crew of 11 men posing with horses and fire wagon.

Copy of a photo on regular (non-photo) paper of 4 firemen and a driver aboard a firetruck labeled "IHFD" passing the "McBrides Ltd" store

Large hardcover guest book with an orange cover for Saskatchewan Homecoming '71 - Indian Head. Approximately half of its pages are full of signatures.

Five pages of paper in three protective sleeves as stapled together with Don Liggettt's memories of how Indian Head received its water supply

32-page supplement to the Indian Head - Wolseley News promoting Indian Head. It contains information about the Town of Indian Head and its people as well as advertisements for local business and black and white photos. It has many articles profiling the various institutions and attractions of Indian Head and district.

A stapled (17 cm X 24 cm) booklet containing 19 single-sided pages of black and white photocopies of pages from early 1900's each with a short caption. The photos are copied from the booklet "Indian Head - A town of pretty gardens and handsome homes" published for the Prairie Witness. The original, owned by Mrs. D.D. Irwin, which is missing some pages, is item IHM.2020.0288b.

An 82-page letter-sized stapled colouring book full of stock colouring images with names of local businesses/institutions below each image. The book marks Indian Head's 85th year.

A 22-page picture booklet containing black and white photographs of Indian Head in the early 1900's each with a short caption. The booklet was published for the Prairie Witness.

Collage of Mayor T.E. Donnelly surrounded by head-and-shoulders portraits and 9 other men (7 councillors, engineer, electrician)

Street scene looking north with businesses on Grand Avenue: Robinson's; Imperial Hotel; H&R Block; Nova Distributors; Indian Head Bakery; Royal Bank (RBC).

Coloured postcard of Indian head taken from the top of a grain elevator. Flour mill building is to the right.

Looking up Boyle St. facing north. The picture was taken from in front of 808 Boyle Street. The first house on the left is 812 Boyle Street. The Lady Minto Hospital (1905) and the Nurses' Residence (1907) behind it can be seen - the buildings furthest away on the left side of the road. The fourth furthest house was built by Indian Head's first druggist, Alfred G. Orchard, in 1905 (see Indian Head Heritage Tour booklet p12).

A photo of the Indian Head Public School with three people posing on the steps to the entrance.

A postcard with a photo of Indian Head Public School.