Series consists of photographs of individual men and women who are on the staff of the Saskatoon Star Phoenix newspaper. Photographs were taken in the Star Phoenix offices.

Series contains photographs of newspaper staff in 1959, taken in the Star Phoenix offices.

Photographs of photographs of buildings at the Saskatoon Exhibition grounds, some with signs such as Administration Building, Jubilee - Industry and Agriculture, Midway Office, Toilets - Men - Women. File also includes photographs of a bungalow-style house with a wrought iron rail fence and an attached garage.

Photographs show a cat peeking out through a shrubbery bush.

Photographs show a musical performance by a band and three dalmations with their master performing [at the Saskatoon Exhibition].

Photographs show a group of men on the stage with one of them speaking into the microphones for the [official opening of the Saskatoon Exhibition].

• File contains photographs of Mrs. D.A. King, Mrs. H. Mattoon, and Mrs. E. Maher serving food at a dining room operated by the Saskatoon Association for Retarded Children on the Saskatoon Exhibition grounds.

• Photograph of Reverend D. Burton Isaac conducting a ceremony in the St. Andrew's Presbyterian church in North Battleford, SK dedicating a communion table which was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bell in memory of the founders of Gardiner Presbyterian Church.

• Photographs show the crowds of people walking around and viewing the exhibits at the Saskatoon Exhibition. File also includes photographs of individual men taken at the Saskatoon Star Phoenix office, as well as photographs of a man and a woman wearing nametags saying "Saskatchewan Sodbusters", looking at a small prairie lily.

• Photographs show a [family] grouping consisting of three women, two men, and a baby.

• Photographs show four women dressed in traditional pioneer dresses and hats at the Saskatoon Exhibition.

• Photographs show three women, dressed in matching shirts, seated on a sofa with a small dog.

• Photograph showing a group of men on a stage with one speaking into the microphone [to officially open the Saskatoon Exhibition ?].

• Photographs show a group of four women, [four generations ?], standing near a tree at the Saskatoon Exhibition.