Kenderdine Campus - Open House
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Dr. Bruce Schnell, Vice President, University of Saskatchewan, speaks to the crowd gathered for the Kenderdine Campus open house.
Fred Cowley
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Fred Cowley, architect. He designed most of the early Emma Lake buildings, and served as caretaker to the property during the art camps.
Edith and May, Emma Lake
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Kenderdine's daughters Edith and May, at a campfire, Murray Point, Emma Lake, 1936.
Camping, Emma Lake
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Unidentified woman standing next to car and tent, Emma Lake.
Lecture Hall, Emma Lake
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View of several students listening to a lecture [from Kenderdine], at Emma Lake lecture hall.
First Arrival, Emma Lake
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Image of car, identified as the first to arrive, at the newly formed Emma Lake art camp.
The Road in to Emma Lake
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The road into Emma Lake, image on the front of a Christmas card from Walter and Christina Murray, between 1938-1945.
Murray Point, Emma Lake
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Murray Point, Emma Lake, image on the front of a Christmas card from Walter and Christina Murray, between 1938-1945.
Camping
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Walter Murray standing beside suit case, with [lamp or container] in his hand. An unidentified woman stands nearby. Tents are in the background. The site is likely either Big River or Emma Lake, where the family spent holidays.
Sunset over Emma Lake
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The sun sets behind clouds over Emma Lake, Saskatchewan.
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