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Title: [Three men visiting]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of three men visiting in front of farm equipment.

Title: Wakaw Base Ball Team 1913
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of the Wakaw Baseball team, comprised of ten men.
Date Created: 1913

Title: Montana Steve and his trick horse "Flicker"
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of Montana Steve and his trick horse named "Flicker." Steve Sereda, known as Montana Steve, was born in Wakaw, Saskatchewan. He began training Flicker when she was two months old. Montana Steve and Flicker began touring across Canada in 1945 when Flicker was one year old. Flicker could do 35 tricks when she was two years old.
Date Created: [194-?]

Title: Montana Steve & Flicker
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of Montana Steve and his trick horse, Flicker. Steve Sereda, known as Montana Steve, was born in Wakaw, Saskatchewan. He began training Flicker when she was two months old. Montana Steve and Flicker began touring across Canada in 1945 when Flicker was one year old. Flicker could do 35 tricks when she was two years old.
Date Created: [194-?]

Title: The Home of Silver Queen Flour
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of the Silver Queen Flour Mill in Wakaw, Saskatchewan.

Title: Dr. R. G. Scott
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of R.G. Scott. Written on photograph: "pioneer doctor (1908-46) displays replica of Memorial Silver Cup he donated to the Wakaw Curling Club."

Title: [Montana Steve radio broadcast]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Radio broadcast transcription where Montana Steve introduces himself and tells the audience a little about himself but also his trick horse, Flicker.
Date Created: [194-?]

Title: [Winter privy]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of a very deep path carved through the snow leading to a privy.

Title: [Wakaw Lake resort village]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of Wakaw Lake resort.

Title: [Water tower under construction]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of the Wakaw water tower being constructed with the aid of a crane.

Title: [Twelve in canoe]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of twelve people in a large canoe on [Wakaw Lake]. There are five children, three women and four men.

Title: [Wheat sheaves]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of a vast amount of wheat sheaves on the open prairie.

Title: St Therese - The Little Flower Wakaw, Sask-1927
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of a gathering of a very large crowd around the St. Therese, "The Little Flower," shrine.
Date Created: 1927

Title: Montana Steve & Flicker
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of Montana Steve standing on his trick horse, "Flicker." Steve Sereda, known as Montana Steve, was born in Wakaw, Saskatchewan. He began training Flicker when she was two months old. Montana Steve and Flicker began touring across Canada in 1945 when Flicker was one year old. Flicker could do 35 tricks when she was two years old.
Date Created: [194-]

Title: [John Diefenbaker in front of parent's homestead shack]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of John G. Diefenbaker in front of his parent's homestead shack. He is accompanied by several other men.

Title: The Wakaw Horse Exchange. Livery Feed & Dry Barn
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of two sets of horse-and-wagons with several men in the wagons and of a single man mounted on a horse in front of "The Wakaw Horse Exchange. Livery Feed & Dry Barn. Andrew & Massoz Prop's." The sign on the barn is signed: "A. E. Halverson Signs."

Title: St Therese - The Little Flower Wakaw, Sask-1927
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of a gathering of a very large crowd around the St. Therese, "The Little Flower," shrine.
Date Created: 1927

Title: St Therese - The Little Flower Wakaw, Sask-1927
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of a gathering of a very large crowd around the St. Therese, "The Little Flower," shrine.
Date Created: 1927

Title: Montana Steve & Flicker
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of Montana Steve lying on his trick horse, "Flicker." Steve Sereda, known as Montana Steve, was born in Wakaw, Saskatchewan. He began training Flicker when she was two months old. Montana Steve and Flicker began touring across Canada in 1945 when Flicker was one year old. Flicker could do 35 tricks when she was two years old.
Date Created: [194-]

Title: [John G. Diefenbaker with bamboo pole]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of John G. Diefenbaker holding a long bamboo pole. The man to his right is holding a fishing rod. There is an RCMP office on the left and a crowd of people stand behind Diefenbaker.

Title: Harness Shop
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of the Harness Shop in Wakaw, Saskatchewan.

Title: [John G. Diefenbaker in Wakaw]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of John G. Diefenbaker in Wakaw, Saskatchewan, with three other men next to him. Diefenbaker opened his first law office in Wakaw from 1919 to 1925.

Title: Montana Steve & Flicker
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of Montana Steve and his trick horse, Flicker, with Steve's cowboy hat on her back right hoof. Steve Sereda, known as Montana Steve, was born in Wakaw, Saskatchewan. He began training Flicker when she was two months old. Montana Steve and Flicker began touring across Canada in 1945 when Flicker was one year old. Flicker could do 35 tricks when she was two years old.
Date Created: [194-?]

Title: [Wakaw fire]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of firemen fighting a fire that is consuming a multilevel building in Wakaw, Saskatchewan.

Title: [Lumbermen]
Institution: Wakaw Heritage Museum
Description: Image of eight men dressed in winter clothing next to a stack of timber and each holding axes with wooden handles.