Exterior view of Grant Hall Hotel, on corner of Main and Fairford Streets.

View of pipes at British American Oil Co. refinery at Moose Jaw

View of Canadian Government grain elevator under construction. Scaffolding still seen on exterior of elevator

Names of members printed on front: Back row, left to right: Jack Brooksbank, Jack Ennis (captain), S. Kent. Front row, left to right: W. McMillan, Geo. Guillaume, M. Mapes, O. Kempel. Winners of Commercial League 1929-1930, sitting and standing for portrait

Moose Jaw bowling team members are: Left to right: (1) Mrs. George Maharg; (2) Annie Bristow; (3) Irene Maharg (dau. of #1); (4) Nancy Graham; (5) Les [?] ; (6) Jack Innes; (7) John Carrick.

Moose Jaw Canadian Pacific Railway employees and townsmen on CPR station platform. Identification written on copy 1: "55. Back Wm. Hammond, Urton, Berbec[k], T. Tate Supt. On platform-Billy Barrett, [??] on horse, [??], Indian, John Kinney, [??], Sherlock, [??], [??], Cochrane M. Police, Jim Mair, [??], B. Holdsworth, [John] Rutherford"

Moose Jaw mounted cavalry group photo taken near site of Armouries, looking west across North Hill

Canadian Pacific Railway employees at train station at Moose Jaw standing and sitting for group photo

Men sitting and standing for group photo in front of air-brake instruction car, Moose Jaw. Newspaper clipping glued to back of photo: "Fifty Years Ago - May 19, 1895. The C.P.R. air-brake instruction car has been in Moose Jaw all week and local trainmen have been initiated into the mysteries of the new invention-the Westinghouse air-brake".

Postcard of exterior view of Canadian Pacific Railway station, Moose Jaw. Automobiles parked in front of station in foreground

Elevated view of Canadian Pacific Railway yards looking west, Moose Jaw. Photo taken from top of rail car. Yards at left, row of four grain elevators and train station at right

View of Canadian Pacific Railway west yards, Moose Jaw, with boxcars and railroad tracks in foreground, and Canadian Government grain elevator in background

Exterior view of McLean and McIntyre Groceries, northeast corner Main and High Streets. Visible at left are the Moose Jaw Times Herald original office and W.B. Willoughby (advocate) office. Men standing about on sidewalk

Exterior view of Robin Hood flour Mills grain elevator, built in 1911 to replace elevator that was destroyed by fire

Man standing opening and filling bags with flour at Robin Hood Mills