[SH 154 03] Saskatchewan History, Vol. 7, Iss. 3

Magazine. 40 pages (continuous pagination from previous Vol., runs 81-120), B&W photographs.

Covers sunned along spine and age-tanned. Front cover lightly soiled, back cover stained. Spine rubbed at head and heel. One staple rusting. Pages age-tanned. Table of contents, p.84, and back cover recto stamped by previous owner (ink transferred to p.85 also).

Published from 1948 until 2017, “Saskatchewan History” magazine showcased both scholarly and general interest work on diverse figures, groups, and events in the province’s past. As a publication of the Saskatchewan Archives Board, the magazine invited submissions from archivists, librarians, and academics. Issues may contain scholarly articles, book reviews, archival reports, and reminiscences. This volume includes material on the Cyprus Hills Massacre, the price of goods in 1890, Bavarian folkways in Langenburg, and recollections of traveling from Britain to settle in Canada in the early 1900s. Note Lewis H. Thomas as Editor and John H. Archer on the advisory board. Cover Design by McGregor Hone.