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IHM.2021.0014
Stuk
1907

Collage of Mayor T.E. Donnelly surrounded by head-and-shoulders portraits and 9 other men (7 councillors, engineer, electrician)

Zonder titel

Grand Avenue 1930

IHM.2021.0086
Stuk
1930

Part of Town Collection

Street view of Grand Avenue in 1930

Post Card of Indian Head

IHM.2021.0102
Stuk
May 15 1910

Part of Town Collection

Elevated view of Indian Head on a post card with a message on the back

Turning on the gas for seven communities - ceremony

IHM.2021.0020
Stuk
September 19, 1960

Part of Town Collection

Photo of seven small-town mayors and Hon. J.H. Brockelbank at the ceremony to turn on the natural gas valve for Indian Head, Qu'Appelle, Balcarres, Grenfell, Broadview, Wolseley, and Fort Qu'Appelle - including Mayor Robert A. Douglas of Indian Head (1955-1968).

Man on a horse drawn sled post card

IHM.2021.0085
Stuk
[190-?]

Part of Town Collection

Man on a horse drawn sled in front of Indian Head flour mill

Market street looking north east (renamed to Otterloo)

IHM.2021.0087
Stuk
[190-?]

Part of Town Collection

Horse drawn sled with driver on Market Street (later renamed to Otterloo)

H.D Lang home

IHM.2021.0103
Stuk
[ca. 1910]

Part of Town Collection

The home of H.D. Lang, with a woman sitting on the front porch.

Imperial Hotel and Indian Head Bakery

IHM.2021.0068
Stuk
[198-]

Part of Town Collection

Street scene looking north with businesses on Grand Avenue: Robinson's; Imperial Hotel; H&R Block; Nova Distributors; Indian Head Bakery; Royal Bank (RBC).

Bird's Eye View of Indian Head, looking North

IHM.2021.0072
Stuk
[191-]

Part of Town Collection

Coloured postcard of Indian head taken from the top of a grain elevator. Flour mill building is to the right.

Indian Head Grain Elevators 1890s

IHM.2021.0077
Stuk
[189-]

Part of Town Collection

Photograph of ~100 people posing before grain elevators with horses and wagons.

Looking north on Boyle Street

IHM.2021.0257
Stuk
[192-?]

Part of Town Collection

Looking up Boyle St. facing north. The picture was taken from 806 Boyle Street. The first residence is 808(?) Boyle Street. The Lady Minto Hospital and the Nurses' Residence are the buildings furthest away. (see also IHM.2021.0255)