MemorySask

999.33.1
Item
March 23, 1909

Parte deHumboldt General Photograph Collection

Exterior view of the Skating Rink in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, located on Main Street between Ogilvie Avenue and Ninth Avenue.

Territorial Administration Buildings

CORA-RPL-A-743
Item
ca. 1898

Parte deCity of Regina fonds

Territorial Administration Buildings on Dewdney Avenue in Regina with the residence house to the right.

Regina's City Hall

CORA-A-1210
Item
ca. 1925

Parte deCity of Regina fonds

Regina's 'gingerbread' City Hall, located on11th Avenue between Rose and Hamilton Streets

Legislative Building, Regina

CORA-A-564
Item
Summer, 1937

Parte deCity of Regina fonds

The Saskatchewan Legislative Building; photograph taken from the parking lot north of the gardens, facing south toward the building.

Sin título

Laying cornerstone of Saskatchewan Legislature

MS-0011
Item
Oct. 4, 1909

Parte deWHFA Photos Collection

The Governor-General of Canada, Earl Grey, laid the cornerstone for the new Saskatchewan Legislature on October 4, 1909.

McLeod Ave. Melfort

999-067-035
Item
[192-?]

Parte deMelfort General Photo collection

A postcard of the Melfort Post Office on the corner of Main Street and McLeod Ave. A wooden building which was the first town hall is bearly visible in the trees closer to the foreground of the picture.

Sin título

Construction of Canada Post Office in Biggar, Saskatchewan

82.463.07C
Item
ca.1954

Parte deBiggar Photograph Collection

A view of the Canada Post federal building under construction on Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan

"Provincial Building. Prince Rupert B.C."

INS-492
Item
[between 1910 and 1927]

Parte deInstitute for Northern Studies fonds

A photograph of the Provincial Building in Prince Rupert, BC.

City Square, Moose Jaw, Canada

68-096
Item
[ca. 1912]

Parte deMJ General Photograph Collection

Two copies of postcards of Moose Jaw City Square looking towards northeast that includes views of 1904 City Hall, old Fire Hall and Land Titles Office. On backs are quotations celebrating "Moose Jaw Postcard Day June 1st, 1912".