MemorySask

J-177
Item
[189-?]

Unidentified construction crew posing at their camp. Unidenfitied man in uniform at right (probably a Mounted Policeman). Wagon at right, trees in background

Corner of River Street and Central Avenue

J-116
Item
[ca. 1912]

Part of PAHS James Collection

View of the corner of River Street and Central Avenue Prince Albert. people posing along boardwalk, carriage to the left, passersby to the right

Cornerstone laying for St. Paul's Presbyterian Church

E-168
Item
1906

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Views of crowd in attendance at the St. Paul's Presbyterian Church cornerstone laying in Prince Albert

Country view

J-45
Item
[189-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

View of forested countryside with unidentified mill or farm in the background, unidentified wagon with man hauling lumber in foreground

Couple portrait

H-476
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Studio portrait of an unidentified couple in formal attire

Couple with house

J-281
Item
[192-?]

Part of PAHS James Collection

Unidentified house with unidentified man and Shelly Boyd in doorway

Cowboy

H-138
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Portrait of an unidentified cowboy with lariat

Curling on open air rink

H-607
Item
[190-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Unidentified persons curling on an open air rink surrounded by poplar trees. Note on reverse indicates location at present site of 17th Street West

Curling School

T-96
Item
[before 1903]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Open air curling rink located west of Central Avenue at about 17th Street, Prince Albert

Bio/historical note: Water for ice obtained from jail situated on hill above the rink. Water pumped to jail from river by wind mill located on site of Heritage Museum

Curling team

H-123
Item
[194-?]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Unidentified men's curling team

Daisy McKay

H-2
Item
[ca. 1903]

Part of PAHS Archives Collection

Daisy McKay in costume brandishing a spear, shield, and winged helmet. Written on reverse: "daughter of Archdeacon John McKay. missionary to Indians and niece of wife of Bishop Pinkham and Colonel McLeod of Calgary. She married Rev. Mr. Cousins and went to liv ein England where she died in 1935"