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So you think you have it rough?

So you think you have it rough?. A walk through Saskatchewan’s History. Following the South Saskatchewan River surveyor’s camp at Elbow – 1871. Regina west 1884. Regina - Scarth Street 1900. Steam boat at Prince Albert 1900. Doukhobor women pulling a plough – 1900.

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So you think you have it rough?

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  1. So you think you have it rough? A walk through Saskatchewan’s History

  2. Following the South Saskatchewan River surveyor’s camp at Elbow – 1871

  3. Regina west 1884

  4. Regina - Scarth Street 1900

  5. Steam boat at Prince Albert 1900

  6. Doukhobor women pulling a plough – 1900

  7. Saskatoon Ferry – 1904before the city of bridges

  8. Town of North Battleford – 1905

  9. Sod Homestead – 1905

  10. Delivery wagon at Prince Albert – 1905

  11. Prince Albert pioneer steamer – 1905The first highway workers

  12. Downtown Saskatoon – 1906

  13. Handford schoolhouse – 1907

  14. Inside a homestead – 1907home sweet home

  15. Building the new traffic bridge in Saskatoon some time between 1906 and 1908“The city of bridge”

  16. Wreck of the SS Medicine Hat at Saskatoon – 1908

  17. Prince Albert sometime between 1904 and 1912

  18. Regina cyclone (Lorne Ave.) – 1912

  19. Regina Cyclone – 1912

  20. Building the saskatoon university bridge – 1916

  21. Saskatoon snowstorm of 1927

  22. Digging out the Sutherland Streetcar, Saskatoon - 1927

  23. Saskatoon 2nd Ave. – 1930

  24. Saskatoon 21st Street- 1930The Capone years.

  25. Drought near Cadillac – 1931

  26. Drought at Cadillac, Tractor and Thrasher – 1934

  27. Star City Harris Lumber – 1943

  28. Victoria Plains Rail Line – 1947

  29. Happy 100th BirthdaySaskatchewan

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