Print preview Close

Showing 485 results

Archival description
Moose Jaw (Sask.) With digital objects
Print preview View:
Ascending
City Hotel

City Hotel

Exterior of City Hotel on River Street West, Moose Jaw; shortly after construction. Men, women and children stand on front stairs and on balcony

City Hotel

City Hotel

Composite postcard of interior views of City Hotel, likely soon after construction. Seen are hotel suite, dining room, bar and lobby

City of Moose Jaw, Sewage System

City of Moose Jaw, Sewage System

Photograph of the newly dug sewage lagoon for the City of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. On bottom border of photograph reads: “Contractor: Patrick Construction, Saskatoon, Sask”, “City of Moose Jaw Sewage System” and “Haddin, Davis & Brown, Consulting Engineers, Regina, Sask”

Excelo Photo Co. Ltd.

City Square

City Square

Image of garden at City Hall Square. The Land Titles building and City Hall can be seen in the background.

Rice, Lewis

City Square, Moose Jaw, Canada

City Square, Moose Jaw, Canada

Two copies of postcards of Moose Jaw City Square looking towards northeast that includes views of 1904 City Hall, old Fire Hall and Land Titles Office. On backs are quotations celebrating "Moose Jaw Postcard Day June 1st, 1912".

City Square, Moose Jaw, Sask.

City Square, Moose Jaw, Sask.

Image of gardens at City Square; Moose Jaw City Hall, the Land Titles Buildings and the Moose Jaw Fire Station can be seen in the background.

Rice, Lewis

C.N.R. South Hill

C.N.R. South Hill

Image of a dirt road with various men and horse-drawn vehicles in preparation for laying rails for Canadian Northern Railway. A house visible on left.

Rice, Lewis

Collegiate Institute

Collegiate Institute

Image of the exterior of the Collegiate Institute from 8th Avenue (now 2nd Avenue NW). Ross Street West crosses in front of the school between the school and a field.

Rice, Lewis

Commercial Block

Commercial Block

Image of the Commercial Block located on High Street West. There are three automobiles parked in front of the building. The building is three-stories high and the front door has an awning.

Rice, Lewis

Results 91 to 105 of 485