Official proclamation by the Province of Saskatchewan to recognize Qu'Appelle as the capital of Saskatchewan on Saturday, September 24, 1983. The card of J. Gary Lane, the local MLA for Qu'Appelle-Lumsden Constituency, is attached.

Newspaper article about the history of the Ku Klux Klan in Saskatchewan in 1926-1928

Posed group photo of ~75 men - members of the Indian Head branch of the Orange Lodge on "Orange Day", 1920 (July 12). Most of the men wear vests/shawls of the Orange Lodge, waving Union Jacks and many display pins/medals. The large Orange Lodge banner is held up with the words "Indian Head L.O.L. No 1665" at the top.

Group photo of Thomas and Elizabeth Wilson. Behind them stand 5 of their children.

The 68th Battalion (of Regina) reunion banquet commemorating the 15th anniversary of their overseas departure on April 28. 1916.

A 28 x 36 cm coil-bound scrapbook with about 40 pages containing news articles glued on them. There is a series of articles from the Regina Daily Star of March and April, 1935 consisting of a "narrative that has been unearthed among privately owned archives and for the first time is being made available to the public."

Group and individual photographs of the people Birdie (Bertha Cargo) Holden knew during her time at Regina Normal School

Primarily, Isabella Madeley's graduation certificate and also holds her certificate in first aid and a program of the "45th Commencement Exercises" of the Grey Nuns' Hospital School of Nursing with Isabella Madeley's name in the September, 1953, class.

Gus Kyle, back-catcher for the Regina Caps. He also played defense for the New York Islanders and Boston Bruins.

Newsclipping mounted on cardboard with a photo of 9 youths and their coach, Mr. W.S. Hawrylak, with trophies in the foreground

1-page certificate re: J. Dorwart's service in "The Saskatchewan Veterans' Civil Security Corps, signed by Premier T.C. Douglas

Includes a 100-page book (IHM.2023.0056a) and a certificate of appreciation to Violet McAfee (IHM.2023.0056b). Violet McAfee was the daughter of Indian Head's Presbyterian Rev. Thomas McAfee.

87-page coil-bound collection of stories entitled "Ya should 'a been there" featuring Roy Bonisteel. Trevor Quinn's story is on pages 59-61.

Posed photo of 22 men. The two men on the left are identified as "Uncle Robert Crawford 1. and Judge Johnstone (Thomas Cooke Johnstone) 2. Robert Crawford is blurry in the photo.

A 16-page flip-up calendar promoting the "Protestant Home For Children" in Indian Head. There are two months on each bottom page and a flower and text messages on each top page. There are no pictures of the Orange Home children. The last page has messages from Anne Stinson, Bob Sandercock and Vaughn Hayes - Orange Lodge/Orange Benevolent Society officials - with a small photo of each.