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Crews asphalting streets and laying car lines

S-SP-B-1246-001
Pièce
1912

Fait partie de Saskatoon StarPhoenix fonds

Photograph taken from an unidentified publication showing crews asphalting streets and laying car lines on 2nd Avenue.

Steamship "City of Medicine Hat"

S-SP-B-1246-017
Pièce
1908

Fait partie de Saskatoon StarPhoenix fonds

Photograph shows the steamboat "City of Medicine Hat" prior to leaving Medicine Hat for her journey downriver. The Medicine Hat was wrecked at Saskatoon, June 7, 1908.

Windsor Hotel bar

S-SP-B-1246-022
Pièce
1903

Fait partie de Saskatoon StarPhoenix fonds

Photograph of men standing around the inside the Windsor Hotel bar, on First Avenue north of 20th Street.

Temperance Colonists in Moose Jaw

S-SP-B-1246-023
Pièce
1883

Fait partie de Saskatoon StarPhoenix fonds

Photograph showing the first group of Temperance Colonization Society setttlers on Main Street in Moose Jaw in the spring of 1883. Caption in The Saskatoon Story suggests this is the first recorded photograph of the Temperance Colonists.

[McNab House under construction]

S-SP-B-3726-001
Pièce
[ca. 1909]

Fait partie de Saskatoon StarPhoenix fonds

Photographic copy of a mounted photograph of a building identified on the negative as "Fletchers House" but which is almost certainly Archie McNab's distinctive house at 703 (later 706) Melrose Avenue, at 11th Street, built in 1909.

Unidentified young man

S-SP-B-3726-003
Pièce
[190-?]

Fait partie de Saskatoon StarPhoenix fonds

Photographic copy of a studio portrait of an unidentified young man.

Speakers at Official opening at Mount Blackstrap

S-SP-A-6302-009
Dossier
16 Dec 1970

Fait partie de Saskatoon StarPhoenix fonds

Photograph shows Ed Sebestyen, Vice-President in charge of mountain for the 1971 Canada Winter Games speaking with Jeff Charlebois, president, in the background.