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Title: Shaponic on horseback
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of an Aboriginal man on horseback. His name is Shaponic. According to the front of the photograph, he was ""an Indian of the Crooked Lake Reserve."" In the top left corner, the year 1908 is visible. This photograph is from a postcard. On the back, it reads, ""Just a few lines. I let you know I arrived home safe. Had a lovely time in Kelowna. The folks were disappointed you did not come on this excursion. I saw your father and mother. They were well…” The rest is indecipherable. It is addressed to a Mrs. Gilbert, who lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Call Number: paton253

Title: Washing clothes
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of a number of men washing their clothes, and hanging them on the vegetation on the left side of the photograph. On the bottom of the photograph it says, ""Entered according to act of Parliament of Canada in the year 1885 by Prof. Buell in the office of the Minister of Agriculture.""
Call Number: paton388

Title: South Hill Cemetery
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of four people at South Hill Cemetery. One of them was Captain John French, likely the man with the helmet. His wife is beside him, second from the left. On the bottom of the photograph it says, ""Entered according to act of Parliament of Canada in the year 1885 by Prof. Buell in the office of the Minister of Agriculture.
Call Number: paton387

Title: Military encampment
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of General Middleton's troops' camp. On the bottom of the photograph it says, ""Entered according to act of Parliament of Canada in the year 1885 by Prof. Buell in the office of the Minister of Agriculture.""
Call Number: paton386

Title: Haircut
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of a man getting his hair cut at a military encampment at Fort Qu'Appelle. In the foreground, to right, there is a bunch of rifles piled together in a formation. Usually, a chain is wrapped around it, in order to prevent the weapons from being stolen. In the distance, to the right, is a building, and in the middle, looks to be a tower. On the bottom of the photograph it says, ""Entered according to act of Parliament of Canada in the year 1885 by Prof. Buell in the office of the Minister of Agriculture.""
Call Number: paton389

Title: Mounted troops at Fort Qu'Appelle
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of mounted troops at Fort Qu'Appelle. Captain T.J. French is in charge of this unit, and was killed at Duck Lake. He was buried at Fort Qu'Appelle on the South Hill Cemetery. On the bottom of the photograph it says, ""Entered according to act of Parliament of Canada in the year 1885 by Prof. Buell in the office of the Minister of Agriculture.""
Call Number: paton384

Title: Star Blanket at an Indian cemetery
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of an Aboriginal chief at an Indian cemetery. This Aboriginal chief's name is Star Blanket. On the bottom of the photograph it says, ""Entered according to act of Parliament of Canada in the year 1885 by Prof. Buell in the office of the Minister of Agriculture.
Call Number: paton390

Title: Chief Star Blanket and oven
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of an Aboriginal chief standing beside an oven. The Aboriginal chief's name was Chief Star Blanket. How the oven worked was one had to light a fire, and get the coals burning. The door was then shut until the temperature rose. One then had to take the coals out, and put the bread in to cook. The house in the background looks to be mud plastered. On the bottom of the photograph it says, ""Entered according to act of Parliament of Canada in the year 1885 by Prof. Buell in the office of the Minister of Agriculture.
Call Number: paton391

Title: Police barracks at Fort Qu'Appelle
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of the police barracks at Fort Qu'Appelle on the right. On the left is the Indian Department building. Behind both building is the Qu'Appelle River. On the bottom of the photograph it says, ""Entered according to act of Parliament of Canada in the year 1885 by Prof. Buell in the office of the Minister of Agriculture.
Call Number: paton379

Title: Sitting on a hill
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of a number of Aboriginal women and children sitting on the side of a hill. In the background is the Qu'Appelle and Indian Industrial School, and Lebret First Industrial School The man on the left with a hat behind him is named Father Hugonnard. Beside him, with a hat on, is George Harrison.
Call Number: paton392

Title: Two headdresses at a pow wow
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of of two Aboriginal men wearing headdresses at a pow wow at Fort Qu'Appelle.
Call Number: paton278

Title: Young boy with a headdress
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of a number of Aboriginal men with headdresses. There is a young boy in the middle of the photograph also wearing a headdress.
Call Number: paton279

Title: 188--Mounted Police Barracks, Qu'Appelle
Institution: Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of the North West Mounted Police barracks at Fort Qu'Appelle.
Date Created: [188-]
Call Number: S-B10232

Title: Fort Qu'Appelle N.W.M.P. Barracks abandoned.
Institution: Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of North West Mounted Police barracks at Fort Qu'Appelle.
Date Created: [1885?]
Call Number: S-B10231

Title: Fort Qu'Appelle in the distance.
Institution: Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of Fort Qu'Appelle, overlooking the Qu'Appelle River. On the back it says, "One of the beautiful Qu'Appelle Lakes. Ft. Qu'Appelle in the distance."
Call Number: S-B10230