4th Avenue Bridge (Thunderbird Viaduct) with Robin Hood Mills grain elevator in background; Malden Coal Co. also visible

Several men, including Arthur L. Davies (Moose Jaw's oldest pioneer), A.L. (Bert) Miller (Crestwynd farmer), and George Phillips seen standing by the Winnipeg Elevator Co. Ltd. elevator

Aerial view of flooding of Thunder Creek at Boharm, Saskatchewan. Flooded land next to railway tracks in foreground; Saskatchewan Pool elevator and unidentified elevator in background

Composite images shows view of grain wagons in line at elevators at top and view of townsite of Caron, Saskatchewan at bottom

Man standing opening and filling bags with flour at Robin Hood Mills

Exterior view of the Seed Pool building/terminal in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, summer 1930.

View of Canadian Government grain elevator under construction. Scaffolding still seen on exterior of elevator

Exterior view of Robin Hood Flour Mills, Moose Jaw, before destruction by fire. Lethbridge Galt Coal Co. seen in foreground. Title on front: "Saskatchewan Flour Mills, Moose Jaw, Canada."

Smaller photograph shows Belbeck Elevator and Trading Co. Ltd. elevator built at Belbeck, Saskatchewan. Partially constructed elevator at right; horse-drawn buggy at centre. The larger photograph is full version showing elevators and another horse-drawn buggy. Possibly a third elevator under construction at right, with man walking at extreme right

Elevated view of Canadian Pacific Railway yards looking west, Moose Jaw. Photo taken from top of rail car. Yards at left, row of four grain elevators and train station at right

View of Canadian Pacific Railway west yards, Moose Jaw, with boxcars and railroad tracks in foreground, and Canadian Government grain elevator in background

Exterior view of Robin Hood flour Mills grain elevator, built in 1911 to replace elevator that was destroyed by fire

Two boys stand on homemade rafts in flood waters of Thunder Creek in Moose Jaw. Houses, buildings and elevator in background