MemorySask

Disassembly of bell tower

YJ0341
Item
1925

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

A crane is seen lifting a portion of a bell tower of school house in 1925.

The Dominion Lands Office

YJ0060
Item
1882-1967

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

A group of people are seen standing in front the Dominion Lands office building in the J. J. Smith Block

North-east corner of Betts Ave., and Broadway in 1904

YJ0044
Item
1904

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

North-east corner of Betts Ave., and Broadway in 1904, features many stores such as M. Krushen & Co.

The second contingent of Yorkton Volunteers leaving for the "Boer War" in South Africa

YJ0508
Item
ca. 1899

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

The second contingent of Yorkton Volunteers leaving for the "Boer War" in South Africa, 1899-1901.
The contingent includes; Sgt. P. McNochol at the left and his brother J. McNichol second from the right. Others, not identified, include: J. DeBalinhard, Andrew O'Kelly, D. Morrison, D. Bolton, C. Peterson, W. McKen, James Sinclair, A. Arnold and J. Border.

The Relief of Mafeking celebration

YJ0071
Item
1900

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Parade celebrating the “Relief of Mafeking”, South African war, lined up in front of the Old Manitoba and North Western Railway round house

Mr. Dan Morrison

YJ0311
Item
ca.1914-1918

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

Mr. Dan Morrison, Yorkton Land Titles Office Registrar.

A. C. Steward Q.C., M.P., turning the first sod for the New Federal Building

YJ0350
Item
1952

Part of Howard Jackson Collection

A. C. Stewart Q. C., M. P., turning the first sod for the New Federal Building, December 6, 1952. Left; Otto Fietz, Kent Matheson, H. M. Bailey- City Engineer, Dr. M. C. Novak-Alderman, Dr. C. J. Houston - M. H. O., W. H. Morrison-Alderman, Mayor C. G. Langrill, A. C. Stewart Q. C., M.P., A. L. McBurney- Alderman, S. Surjik, Ken. Mayhew - Enterprise, Hugh McKenzie - Alderman, H. H. Jackson - City Clerk, W. Johnston - Alderman, F. Steele - Alderman. A. C. Steward Q.C., M.P., turning the first sod for the New Federal Building