"View in Stanley Park, Regina, Sask." Colour retouched photo postcard.

Photograph of a Canadian Pacific Railway crew laying cement for a building in Bredenbury, Saskatchewan. Pictured are 17 men, planks of wood, machinery, grain elevator, buildings, two-horse team, train tracks, pail, shovels, rocks, and sacks. In the background is a building with the word "Bredenbuy" on the side. This was most likely the train station. Handwriting on back describes scene, also noting "Grampa Dan McLean at Breadenberry [sic], Sask 1910."

Item is a postcard. Image of grain elevators in Dubuc, Saskatchewan

Photograph of the railway bridge in the Qu'Appelle Valley at Bredenbury, Saskatchewan, c. 1914. Handwritten annotation on back describhttps://main.lib.umanitoba.ca/railway-bridge-at-bredenbury-saskatchewan/edit#es scene and identifies man on handcar as Duncan Livingstone. Underneath his name are the words ["ou? or? ori? Giger or Geiger"].

Hand-coloured photographic postcard of a car on road driving through wheat fields in Saskatachewan.

Twenty-one students and four clergy pose for class picture (class of 1923-1924), St. Joseph's College, Yorkton, Saskatchewan, 1924. Top left is Joseph Pulak. Identification of events is written on lower front.

Photograph of a group of five men after duck hunting in Carnduff, Saskatchewan. The men are holding rifles and posing with two dogs; ducks are hung up in the background.

Hand-written in Ukrainian on the back of this black and white print is the date and the occasion: "a reunion of priests with Bishop Neil Savaryn and Reverend Mykajlo Schudlo at St. Joseph's College in Yorkton." Reverend Joseph Pulak is present, as are Reverends Vladimir Bozyk, Stefan Semchuk, and Antin Luhovy.

Bishop Maxim Hermaniuk is seated in the front row, with about forty of the priests serving in Manitoba, who have gathered for retreat in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, June 1952.

St. George’s Cathedral in Saskatoon. Photo postcard of St. George’s Ukrainian Catholic Church, designed by Father Ruh in 1939. Both Mike Yanchynski and Mike Sawchuk worked on St. George’s which was designated a cathedral in 1951.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.