Studio Portrait

Portrait of Violet McAfee

IHM.2021.0055
Item
[191-?]

Part of People Collection

Studio portrait of Violet McAfee - daughter of Presbyterian minister Rev. Thomas McAfee and Elizabeth (Swan) McAfee.

Family of Five

72.06.04
Item
Ca.1910

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Two men, two women, and one child posing for a group portrait
The letter C is written on the back in red pencil

Fred Cowper

77.195.19
Item
ca.1910

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

A studio/formal portrait of a man, identified as Fred Cowper in fur chaps, posing with a handgun.

Flemming Family Portrait

74.196.16
Item
[ca.1910]

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Studio/Formal portrait of two women and one man [members of the Flemming family of Biggar, Saskatchewan?]

John and Janet (Harvey) Brown with family

IHM.2021.0043
Item
1910 - 1911

Part of People Collection

Posed family group portrait of 18 members of the John Brown family. Names of the people in the photo are in the notes below.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shepherd

82.135.93A
Item
ca.1909

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

Mr. Frank Sheperd and his wife Maggie Sheperd (ne: Redfern) posing for a formal studio portrait.

Mr. and Mrs. George Shepherd

82.135.93C
Item
ca.1909

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

George Sheperd and his wife Mary Sheperd (ne: Dobson) posing for a formal studio portrait.

Curling champions

88-406
Item
March 27, 1909

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Team photograph of the winners of Grand Challenge and Citizen Trophy from Humboldt, Saskatchewan. Members of the team - left to right: F. Heidgerken, J.M. Crerar, B. Crerar, O. L. Aronsen. All four are holding corn brooms.

Regina City Council, 1906

CORA-RPL-B-29
Item
1906

Part of City of Regina fonds

Studio group portrait of 1906 Regina City Council. Left to Right, Top: James Balfour, J. Kelso Hunter, City Clerk. Middle: R.H. Williams; P. McAra, Mayor; P. Cooper. Bottom: A.D. Wright; Neil McInnis.

Rossie Studio, Regina

T.E. 'Ed' Scriver

BU-0010
Item
[1906]

Part of WHFA Photos Collection

Thomas Edward Scriver (1880-1962) was dubbed "The Dean of Canadian Weekly Newspaper Editors" when he died after publishing The Wolseley News for 58 years. He was a temperance supporter and was at the founding conventions of both the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) and its later namesake, the New Democratic Party (NDP)