MemorySask

Photograph of Dr. Ferguson with wife Helen.

RGF-002-a-0001
Item
[1948]

Parte deDr. Robert George Ferguson fonds

Black and white photograph of Dr. Robert G. Ferguson with his wife Helen, in the Fort San gardens.

Sin título

Rural Schools in the Fort Qu'Appelle Area - 1898-1925

IHM.2022.0323
Item
1980

Parte deSchool Collection

Fourteen page booklet with writeups about the various one-room schools in the Fort Qu'Appelle - Lebret area

Sin título

Fort Qu'Appelle and Area: A History

IHM.2022.0117
Item
[ca. 1995]

Parte deBook Collection

Large hard-cover history book with a purple cover. The book includes many black and white images and maps.

Saskatchewan nurses' convention

IHM.2022.0088
Item
1963-03-26 - 1963-03-29

Parte deHealth Collection

Posed group portrait of 53 people (2 men in front centre and the rest being women).

Saskatchewan Fish Culture Station

IHM.2020.0309
Item
1976

Parte deTown Collection

A 55 cm X 42 cm green tourism brochure folded in four about the Saskatchewan Fish Culture Station at Fort Qu'Appelle by the Department of Tourism and Renewable Resources with statistics about the station and a description about the process used to produce the walleye, northern pike and whitefish fingerlings.

Sin título

Welcome to Historical Fort Qu'Appelle and Lebret

IHM.2020.0304
Item
2005

Parte deTown Collection

A small (11 cm X 14 cm) 24-page green booklet containing historical information abut Fort Qu'Appelle and Lebret,, based on published histories.

Sin título

Administration Building at Fort San 12

FS-004-0128
Item
[1917-1971]

Parte deFort San fonds

Image of the Administration Building at Fort San.

Administration Building at Fort San 11

FS-004-0127
Item
[1917-1971]

Parte deFort San fonds

Image of the Administration Building at Fort San.

Administration Building at Fort San 10

FS-004-0126
Item
[1917-1971]

Parte deFort San fonds

Image of the Administration Building at Fort San. An accompanying letter identifies the postcards as belonging to an unnamed Aunt who was a patient at the San between 1941-1943. The letter says "her photo album shows a group of girls laughing and having a good time, she said they never talked of dying, just about what they would do when they were discharged."