Group photo of South African war veterans of Moose Jaw in indoor setting. Some men display medals on chest

Group photograph of the teachers and students of Newberry School in the Moose Jaw District, 1908-1909

Group photo of club members sitting and standing in front of building at Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Wintertime outdoor posed group of 200 men - delegates at a meeting or conference, not identified. Many men are wearing white ribbons on their coats.

A posed group of 38 men with an Indian Head banner behind them. Almost all the men wear white shirts and pants, ties and white hats with black hat bands.

Men and women kneeling and standing in front of and on truck and horse-drawn wagon serving as Robin Hood Mills parade float in Crescent Park. In background is seen St. Andrew's Presbyterian and Moose Jaw Public Library

Posed photo of three Indian Head teenage boys in suits and with ribbons on their chests flanking W.H. Gibson, superintendent of the Indian Head Experimental Farm with the J.C. Miller Memorial Trophy for the winning livestock judging team.

Exterior view of Mrs. Darcy's house, with a man and woman seated in front in chairs. Three men, a young woman and young man standing behind. Written on back of photo: "Mrs. Darcy House Perhaps on High St. near Vic School"

Posed photo of twenty Indian Head boys in suits and dresses and with ribbons on their chests and trophies and shields in front of the group. W.H. Gibson, superintendent of the Indian Head Experimental Farm and William Martin stand behind the group.

Group photo of the Ladies Aid group of Petrolia Presbyterian Church, located eight miles southeast of Moose Jaw. Women standing and seated on ground in front of church

Group photo of unidentified men, all wearing suits and some with hats, standing in front of a building. Identified on back of photo: front row, 2nd from left: J.W. Corman; 5th from left: J.G. Baker

Men and women sitting and standing in front of McDonald house at 29 Fairford Street West, some with bicycles. Skating rink in background

Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) night shift employees in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan in 1912.

A posed photo of three teenage boys with ribbons behind William H. Gibson, superintendent of the Indian Head Experimental Farm with the J.C. Smith Memorial Trophy for livestock judging.