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Moose Jaw Public Library, Archives Department Finding Moose Jaw Public Library, Archives Department Finding Aid - MJ General Photograph Collection (MJPL-GPL) Generated by Access to Memory (AtoM) 2.5.3 Printed: April 29, 2020 Language of description: English Moose Jaw Public Library, Archives Department 461 Langdon Crescent Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Canada S6H 0X6 Telephone: (306) 692-2787 Fax: (306) 692-3368 Email: [email protected] http://www.moosejawlibrary.ca http://sain.scaa.sk.ca/collections//index.php/mjpl-general-photograph-collection MJ General Photograph Collection Table of contents Summary information ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Scope and content ........................................................................................................................................... 3 Access points ................................................................................................................................................... 3 Series descriptions ........................................................................................................................................... 3 - Page 2 - MJPL-GPL MJ General Photograph Collection Summary information Repository: Moose Jaw Public Library, Archives Department Title: MJ General Photograph Collection ID: MJPL-GPL Date: 1890-2000? (date of creation) Physical description: 490 photographs : b&w and col. Dates of creation, revision and deletion: Scope and content This collection contains photos of the town of Moose Jaw and its surrounding areas Notes Title notes Other notes • Publication status: published Access points • Moose Jaw Public Library • Graphic material (documentary form) • Moose Jaw (Sask.) (place) Series descriptions Ref code Title Dates Access status Container 68-001 Item - Aerial view of Moose Jaw [before 1913] 68-002 Item - Cenotaph in Crescent Park, Moose [between 1955 Jaw, Saskatchewan and 1965] Moose Jaw Public Library, Archives Department Page 3 MJPL-GPL MJ General Photograph Collection 68-003 Item - Aerial view of Moose Jaw, [196-] Saskatchewan 68-004 Item - Aerial view of Crescent Park in [before 1960] Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 68-005 Item - Aerial view of Moose Jaw [ca. 1956] 68-006 Item - Aerial view of Moose Jaw, [before 1960] Saskatchewan 68-007 Item - Aerial view of British [196-] American Oil Refinery in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 68-008 Item - Aerial view of Moose Jaw, [196-] Saskatchewan 68-009 Item - Aerial view of Moose Jaw, [between 1955 Saskatchewan and 1965] 68-010 Item - Aerial view of Moose Jaw, [between 1955 Saskatchewan and 1965] 68-011 Item - Aerial view of Moose Jaw, [ca. 1960] Saskatchewan 68-012 Item - Aerial view of Moose Jaw, [196-] Saskatchewan 68-013 Item - Aerial view of British [196-] American Oil Refinery in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 68-014 Item - Hitchcock and McCulloch Bank [ca. 1893] and William Grayson Law Office 68-015 Item - Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee June 22, 1897 Celebration 68-016 Item - "Labor Day Moose Jaw Sept 6/20" September 6, 1920 68-017 Item - Inauguration of City of Moose November 20, Jaw, 1903 1903 68-018 Item - Circle of stones [Indian Hunting August, 1965 Pit] on the Missouri Coteau 68-019 Item - Indian artifact collection of [ca. 1965] Kenneth Harris "Casey" Jones of Mortlach, SK 68-020 Item - Mortlach archaeological site [ca. 1965] 68-021 Item - Mortlach archaeological site [ca. 1965] 68-022 Item - Moose Jaw bank buildings [ca. 1918] 68-023 Item - Mortlach archaeological site [195-] 68-025 Item - Broadfoot Brothers air service [ca. 1937] 68-026 Item - Parade automobiles [ca. 1930] 68-027 Item - Moose Jaw Armouries gymnasium [ca. 1950] 68-028 Item - Moose Jaw City Band at [before 1913] fairgrounds 68-029 Item - Moose Jaw City Band at October 4, 1909 cornerstone ceremony 68-030 Item - First band in Moose Jaw area [ca. 1885] 68-031 Item - Dominion Bank [between 1945 and 1955] 68-032 Item - First City Hall during construction [ca. 1904] 68-033 Item - Bank of Hamilton [ca. 1926] 68-034 Item - Masonic Temple and Union Bank [before 1910] 68-035 Item - Spring Stallion Fair [ca. 1901] Moose Jaw Public Library, Archives Department Page 4 MJPL-GPL MJ General Photograph Collection 68-036 Item - Barn at Glenfield Farm [after 1904] 68-037 Item - Jack Bremner house and barn 1920 68-038 Item - Barn of Abiel Smith and family [ca. 1876] 68-039 Item - William Walsh barn [ca. 1883] 68-040 Item - Manitoba Street bridge [ca. 1903] 68-041 Item - 4th Avenue Bridge, Moose Jaw, [ca. 1930] Saskatchewan 68-042 Item - 4th Avenue Bridge [ca. 1930] 68-043 Item - Canadian Pacific Railway bridge [ca. 1903] and Manitoba Street East 68-044 Item - "Old Landmark" [ca. 1890] 68-045 Item - Russell Block [before 1920] 68-046 Item - Chamber of Commerce Tourist [before 1965] Booth, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 68-047 Item - Land Titles Building [before 1920] 68-048 Item - Robinson and Hamilton Store [ca. 1898] 68-049 Item - Land Titles Building, Moose Jaw, [before 1919] Saskatchewan 68-050 Item - Hammond Building [ca. 1915] 68-051 Item - Dr. Storry's office [192-?] 68-052 Item - Co-operative Coal Company Ltd. 1912 68-053 Item - Jack Boyling and 1919 chain [ca. 1919] driven Reo truck 68-054 Item - Jack Boyling's Union Transfer Co. [ca. 1920] and fleet of trucks 68-055 Item - Jack Boyling's first delivery outfit [ca. 1915] 68-056 Item - Jack Boyling's Union Transfer [ca. 1925] 68-057 Item - Saskatchewan Glass and Paint [ca. 1929] Company 68-058 Item - Arena rink after fire August 1955 68-059 Item - National Fruit Co. Ltd. [ca. 1929] 68-060 Item - A. Wilson's implement business [ca. 1900] and home 68-061 Item - Massey-Harris Farm Machinery [ca. 1905] Company 68-062 Item - Massey Harris Farm Implements [ca. 1900] 68-063 Item - Bunnell and Lindsey, Massey- [ca. 1909] Harris agents 68-064 Item - Massey Harris Farm Machinery 1902 Co. 68-065 Item - Broadfoot Brothers horse-drawn [ca. 1915] sleigh hearse 68-066 Item - Broadfoot Brothers Funeral Home [ca. 1920] 68-067 Item - Broadfoot Funeral Chapel [ca. 1958] 68-068 Item - Broadfoot's Funeral Home [195-] 68-069 Item - Broadfoot Brothers Undertaking [ca. 1920] 68-070 Item - A Moose Jaw Harvest Scene, 1902 1902. 68-071 Item - Chamber of Commerce February 1963 presentation to Fred Workman, Citizen of the Year 68-072 Item - Chamber of Commerce officials 1963 Moose Jaw Public Library, Archives Department Page 5 MJPL-GPL MJ General Photograph Collection 68-073 Item - Officers' Mess, Canadian Forces 1967 Base, Moose Jaw 68-074 Item - Aerial view of Canadian Forces [ca. 1965] Base, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 68-075 Item - Aerial view of Canadian Forces [ca. 1965] Base, Moose Jaw 68-076 Item - Hangars, Canadian Forces Base, [ca. 1965] Moose Jaw 68-077 Item - Mortlach Cemetery October 26, 1965 68-078 Item - Petrolia Presbyterian Ladies Aid 1918 68-079 Item - St. Andrew's United Church prior [before 1963] to fire 68-080 Item - St. John's Anglican Church [ca. 1914] 68-081 Item - Zion Methodist Church, Moose [ca. 1910] Jaw, Saskatchewan 68-082 Item - Second Minto United Church after 1955 construction 68-083 Item - St. Joseph's Church and Rectory [196-?] 68-085 Item - Methodist Church, Moose Jaw [190-] 68-086 Item - Chapel, Canadian Forces Base [1955] 68-087 Item - Zion United Church, Moose Jaw [ca. 1963] 68-088 Item - Mortlach United Church [195-?] 68-089 Item - Brownlee United Church, [195-?] Brownlee, Saskatchewan 68-090 Item - Unidentified church in Moose Jaw [190-?] district 68-091 Item - Tombstone of Cecil Toms [ca. 1955] 68-092 Item - Old City Hall and annex before [ca. 1955] demolition 68-093 Item - City of Moose Jaw Utilities 1969 Service Centre 68-094 Item - Assessors Department staff, City [ca. 1968] Hall 68-095 Item - Dump truck in City of Moose Jaw 1969 Utilities Service Centre 68-096 Item - City Square, Moose Jaw, Canada [ca. 1912] 68-097 Item - Moose Jaw City Hall [ca. 1967] 68-098 Item - Moose Jaw Post Office [192-] 68-099 Item - St. Andrew's United Church [before 1963] 68-100 Item - Flooding at rear of St. Andrew's [ca. 1957] United Church 68-101 Item - Zion United Church [before 1975] 68-102 Item - St. James Church, St. Mary, [ca. 1867] Ontario 68-103 Item - Windstorm damage 1953 68-104 Item - Regina cyclone damage 1912 68-105 Item - Windstorm damage August 17, 1956 68-106 Item - Two unidentified women [before 1900] 68-107 Item - Winnipeg Elevator at Moose Jaw [ca. 1911] 68-108 Item - International Order of the August 1901 Daughters of the Empire organizational meeting Moose Jaw Public Library, Archives Department Page 6 MJPL-GPL MJ General Photograph Collection 68-109 Item - Threshing at C. Chute farm near [ca. 1905] Pasqua 68-110 Item - Jim Smith threshing outfit [ca. 1885] 68-111 Item - Binders working in field [ca. 1911] 68-112 Item - Early threshing scene [ca. 1905] 68-113 Item - Dam at Moose Jaw 1903 68-114 Item - F.W. Green threshing outfit 1900 68-115 Item - Summerside Syndicate Threshing 1901 Outfit 68-116 Item - Stony Beach Brass Band 1905 Threshing Company 68-117 Item - Early threshing scene [ca. 1905] 68-118 Item - Unidentified man on horse and 1916 wagon 68-119 Item - Cultivating and seeding in Moose [ca. 1905] Jaw district 68-120 Item - Postcard of Claudina and Anna [ca. 1900] 68-121 Item - Unidentified threshing scene [ca. 1905] 68-122 Item - Road-making on the prairies [ca. 1900] 68-123 Item - Unidentified threshing scene [ca. 1905] 68-124 Item - Horse-drawn binders [ca. 1905] 68-125 Item - Horse-drawn harrow and seeder [ca. 1905] 68-126 Item - Unidentified threshing scene [ca. 1905] 68-127 Item - Tractor and thresher at Smiths [ca. 1912] 68-128 Item - Jim Smith threshing outfit [ca. 1895] 68-129 Item - E.J. (Ted) Heath's threshing outfit [ca. 1905] 68-130 Item - E.J. (Ted) Heath's threshing crew [ca. 1905] 68-131 Item - E.J. (Ted) Heath's threshing outfit 1904 68-132 Item - E.J. (Ted) Heath and Bonnar 1902 (Bonar) stook threshing 68-133 Item - E.J. (Ted) Heath and Bonnar 1901 (Bonar) outfit threshing on David Copeland farm 68-134 Item - E.J. (Ted) Heath threshing scene [ca. 1905] 68-135 Item - E.J. (Ted) Heath threshing outfit October 1907 on Lindsay and Bunnell farm 68-136 Item - E.J.
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