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Title: Letter from Thomas W. Mitchell to A.J. Pyke, April 26. 1920.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Thomas W. Mitchell, Canadian artist, to Alfred J. Pyke, principal of Saskatoon Collegiate Institute (presently named Nutana Collegiate), acknowledging receipt of the letter of April 16th. He finds the actions of the Saskatoon Collegiate Institute's Literary Society in forming a Memorial Art Gallery "most commendable." He agrees to send some paintings along, particularly one that "typically Canadian." He also addresses the question that Pyke has asked him about what painting would be appropriate for such a gallery. He says that the gallery should acquire "significant works" (he underlines 'significant'), meaning that they should have "a real reason for having been done." He also suggests that they not be "merely superficially pretty." Further, he says that paintings should be larger in size, not smaller. He ends the letter by congratulating Pyke in "doing very fine work in starting an Art Gallery in Saskatoon in this way, and there is no doubt of its future good influence in the culture of the community."
Date Created: 1920-04-26

Title: Letter from Archibald Browne to The Art Gallery, April 18, 1922
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Archibald Browne, Canadian artist, to The Art Gallery of Saskatoon Collegiate Institute, asking if they had received his letter, responding to the request of purchasing one of his paintings.
Date Created: 1922-04-22

Title: Letter from Principal to Mr. George Reid, May 5, 1921
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Alfred J. Pyke, principal of Saskatoon Collegiate Institute (presently named Nutana Collegiate), to George Reid, Canadian artist, asking if his paintings "Golden Rod" and "A Quiet Stream" were still for sale. He hoped that one of the two would be purchased for the Memorial Art Gallery.
Date Created: 1921-05-05

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from W. Davison:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Hudson's Bay Company's Office - Reference No. _ Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, July 31 1882 - My dear Angus, I have an a account from [?] for a suit for you $29.30. Kindly send me the wealth as soon as possible. When do you expect to get away from Pitt? Bye the way there must be a Canteen either made or partially so as your late father was going to have one made for me. Will you kindly look the matter up. We are not quite settled yet but hope to be shortly. Tis such work to get anything done. With kind regards, faithfully yours, W. Davison"
Date Created: 1886-07-31
Call Number: McKay - Box 1 - Angus McKay - Folder 2 - WB 1, usaskarchives:38991
dc.publisher: Hudson's Bay Company's Office

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from C.P. Miller:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Hudson's Bay Co'y La Pierre's House McKenzie River Dist. N.W.T. 30th May 1888 - My dear Angus, Your letter of the 15th Decr '87 came to hand on the 1st of May '88 and although the steamer will not be at Peel River for over a month yet, still as I shall soon be crossing the mountains to that place and be pretty busy while there, I must try and answer your very welcome letter now. I am rather down in the mouth just now, owing to having starvation as a very close neighbor, the dogs have had no prey in nearly a week and my servants are living on what they can pick up in the Indian camps, as for myself I have always so far managed to get three meals a day. The reason of this failure of provisions is that the spring has been very backward and owing to the ice still being stuck in the river, the Indians are as yet unable to reach here with their skin boats, however I expect it will only be for a few days or so that we shall be short, as I understand the Indians have plenty of meat, but it is playing the deuce with a lot of five young pups I have, I am sorry to say. I am at present trying to kill time by learning "Pitmans" system of shorthand, and I have no doubt I shall succeed if I only keep at it. The novels you kindly mentioned sending have not yet received, but they will no doubt come with the steamer, as Mr Camsell wrote me that the packet was too heavy to be able to carry any parcels. You say this must be a queer country, with the sun never setting for six weeks, and you are right it is a very queer country and only fit for its aboriginal inhabitants, and not for people of white blood, but you make a mistake, the sun is seen for six weeks in the spring and almost vice versa in the winter. So you are seriously thinking of getting married. Well done you, and you are quite right to do so to, if you can manage to get hold of a respectable sort of creature. I tell you what Mr. If I could manage to get hold of a decent looking girl, with a little education, I would get married tomorrow, if I had to marry myself which is very likely, as the nearest clergyman is 80 miles across the mountains at Peel River, but as for taking a Loocheaux squaw, bah! I would just as soon marry a whore. These Indians beat everything. They have no more shame or pride (pride of the right sort) than a prostitute who begs a shilling at midnight from you on the street, under the threat of covering you with foul language. We have had a very severe winter indeed. I crossed to Peel River with the packet with dogs, and the morning I left that place to return here, the thermo was 62 below zero, we were two nights wind bound at the foot of the mountains, and there we were stuck, in an open camp with the wind covering us with drift snow and driving the smoke in our faces, add to this that provisions now out owing to our detention, and you have an idea of what freighting in winter is sometimes like in this country. Good by and when you go (if you have not already gone) a wooing way you meet with full success, is the sincere wish of Yours Sincerely, C.P. Miller"
Call Number: 385 Corr - CP Miller
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Title: Letter to Angus McKay from John Graham:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Winnipeg 22nd April 1890 - Angus McKay Esq H.B.C. Fort Pitt NWT - Dear Sir, Some years ago Norbert Adam son of Baptiste Adam and Marie Roger of St Francois Xavier sold the north-east quarter north half of south east quarter of section 12 tp 12 Range 4 west in this Province to one Edwin Allen. The title has passed to a Mortgage of Allens or to Allen subject to a mortgage. It appears Adam was not of proper age when he made the deed to Allen and I am acting for the mortgages and are very anxious to get a conformatory[?] deed to Allen. I have been advised by some Hudson Bay men here to write you and I take the liberty of doing so. I enclose a deed which I desire you to have Adam sign. I have been informed that Adam is or was from Swift Current to Pit freighting and that he left about 7 or 8th. I wired to a party in Edmonton and tried to get him there but have not yet heard with what success. [?] you can find him. I desire that you will make an effort to get the deed signed and I will pay you for your trouble and pay you whatever you may have to give to Adam. I am very anxious to get the matter straightened up and you are at liberty to pay Adam up to $25 or $50 rather than not succeed. If you send deed to Captain Adams here of H.B.C. I will pay him amount of your charges and [?] paid out by you. Kindly inquire from Adam whether he gave a deed at Battleford or not. If he did I would not of course want a second one. Please do what you can for me and advise me either by wire or letter of results. I remain Yours truly, John Graham, Barrister Winnipeg"
Call Number: McKay - Box 2 - Angus McKay - Folder 4 - WB 1
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Title: Letter from James Henderson to Mr. Cameron, 17th Nov 1926
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from James Henderson to Nutana principal A.W. Cameron describing some paintings he wanted to send for an art exhibition in Saskatoon, and the process Cameron would have to go through to acquire these paintings.
Date Created: 1926-11-17

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from James McKay :
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Bain, Blanchard & Mulock, Barristers, Attorneys, &c., Winnipeg, Manitoba. John F. Bain, W. Redford Mulock, E. Howard Murphy, Sedley Blanchard, Eugene D. Carey, W.E. Perdue. Winnipeg 29th Sept 1883 - My dear Brother, I was surprised to hear that you had been in Winnipeg during my absence, I was out to Shoal River with Henry, when starting I went away with the hope of returning in two weeks, but the two weeks soon passed away and increased to size. We had very bad luck indeed, as we could not at all travel on account of head wind. I find out from Richard [?] that you enjoyed your short stay in the City and in short "took in the city" I hope I will be at home the next time you come in, which I supposed will be pretty soon. Dick also told me that you had left an overcoat with some Jews for the purpose of being cleaned if I can find out where it is, I shall try to get it. I heard from Albert Gale on my return, he appears to be quite contented with his vacation and expects to burn out a millionaire someday, when his "coal oil" and "Timber [?]" are worked up. As you have been in Winnipeg so recently I have nothing more to say except that things are just as they were when you left being [?] quiet Hoping that you are all well [?] yr affe Bro James"
Date Created: 1883-11-29
Call Number: Angus McKay - Corresp with James, usaskarchives:39426
dc.publisher: Bain, Blanchard & Mulock, Barristers, Attorneys, &c

Title: Letter from E. Wyly Grier to A.W. Cameron, July 3rd, 1923
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from E. Wyly Grier, artist of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, to A.W. Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate, expressing his pleasure of the warm reception of his painting, "The Spirit of Youth." He apologizes, however, in providing Cameron with a picture of the painting.
Date Created: 1923-08-03

Title: Letter from W.F. Cooke to A.H. Rein, February 22, 1972
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from W.F. Cooke (Business Administrator for the Saskatoon Board of Education) to Nutana principal A.H. Rein outlining that he received a letter from Mrs. F. Petrov outlining that four of the vandalized paintings were completed. Petrov due to financial difficulties requested an assurance that a cheque was forthcoming.
Date Created: 1972-01-22

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from Kate:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Prince Albert, January 27 1889 - My dear brother, I have just written Annie and told her all our [?] she wrote a long letter to the girls all about what she is to wear I am afraid you would not care for me to tell you all our news of [?] you heard all about George and Winnie [?] Mr M Crumm is here from Cumberland and he was telling me Miss McDonald was very ill and that he had brought up some [?] presents I hope you would be as bad he still lives with the old [?] although he was advised not to. Poor old [?] hers been ill this long time but is now out she was at church twice since New Year she had lumbago her house is as full as it can be now that George is gone [?] boards there so you see she has rather a hard time of it You must tell me all you news too and be sure and tell us everything with lots of love I am my dear Angus your loving sister Kate Write to my Mary her address is Mary Clarke 168 John Street, Dufferin House, Toronto, Ontario"
Call Number: McKay - Box 2 - Angus McKay - Folder 1 - Book 2
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Title: Letter from F.H. Varley to Mr. Cameron, June 3rd 28.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from F.H. Varley to Nutana Principal A.W. Cameron asking Cameron to inform him of the number of paintings and sketches of his that were sent from Toronto. He is asking for this information due to slow responses from Toronto.
Date Created: 1928-06-03

Title: Letter from Principal to Mr. E. Wyly Grier, September 25, 1924
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from A.W. Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate, to E. Wyly Grier, artist of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, expressing his pleasure that he and Marion Long were able to achieve uniformity between the two frames. He speaks of the plan to have a public meeting to view the hanging of the two pictures, and the arrangement to have a James Henderson exhibit on October 15th of that year.
Date Created: 19

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from G.S. Davison:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Prince Albert Saskatchewan 25th March 1884 - My dear Angus, Your letter of 8th just came duly to hand. I got my valise back in a terrible wrecked condition. There is all sorts of rumors about the Governor. I heard that he is to be C Cr. as he is certainly the best man in the Service for the position. Sprees are frequent and I expect there will be a grand old howl when Gordon gets in, he is expected this evening. I have sent some papers, Envelopes and [?] by Parcel Post tis rather expensive, but can't be helped. You should make regular requisitions for this sort of thing. I had orders from the Governor not to send any [?] to Pitt. Any way there was no chance they only reached here on the 20th. Sleighing is over and backboards are in order now. I got along with your accts. but it is a sort of guess work anyway. You must drill young Simpson as I am afraid he is careless. I expect to get away about to 9th of April. With kind regards Yours faithfully, G.S. Davison. Is there a travelling case for use at Pitt?"
Call Number: 385 Corr - G.S. Davison
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Title: Letter from Principal to Mr. Norman MacKenzie, October 8, 1924.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Nutana principal A.W. Cameron to Norman MacKenzie stating that Henderson's painting had been approved by the Nutana Gallery's purchasing committee. Cameron indicates that he enclosed a cheque for $130 in payment for the painting. Lastly, Cameron outlines that Henderson planned to have an exhibit at Nutana later.
Date Created: 1924-10-08

Title: Letter from Principal to Mrs. C.W.V. Lyall, March 13, 1924.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from A.W. Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate, to Laura Lyall, Canadian artist, providing some information about the Nutana Memorial Art Gallery. He then asks if Lyall would be interested in painting the "companion picture" of E. Wyly Grier's painting "The Spirit of Youth."
Date Created: 1924-03-13

Title: Letter from R.F. Gagen to A.W. Cameron, September 4, 1924
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Robert F. Gagen to A.W Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate Institute, responding to Cameron's inquiries about a photo.
Date Created: 1924-09-04

Title: Letter from Principal to Mr. James Henderson, October 23, 1924
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from A.W. Cameron (principal of Nutana Collegiate) to James Henderson in which he describes the timeline of when Henderson's photos will be displayed and when the exhibit will officially commence. Cameron also describes the process of purchasing the painting "Valley."
Date Created: 1924-10-23

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from Thomas McKay :
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Pr. Albert Dec 4 1878 - Dear Angus, Enclosed find cash ($132 addressed to W.H. Lyon, count the money and get it registered for me and send me the receipt. I got a letter from your [?] by Rapheal Moorin[?] ask for the white man. I got it some time after I had written and [?] not [?] him [?], or I suppose it was too late to send up the mail. [?] [?] Thos. McKay - Enclose the money in an envelope and address W.H. Lyon, Winnipeg, Manitoba and get it registered - TM."
Date Created: 1878-12-04
Call Number: McKay - Box 2 - Angus McKay - Folder 3 - WB 1, usaskarchives:39038
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Title: Letter from Principal to Miss Marion Long, June 18, 1924.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from A.W. Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate, to Marion Long, Canadian artist, speaking of the shipment of E. Wyly Grier's painting back to him for alteration. He also speaks of his attempts to get snapshots of the South Saskatchewan riverbank, so that Marion Long can use that in her painting of a collegiate school girl.
Date Created: 1924-06-18

Title: Letter from Fred S. Haines to Mr. Alfred J. Pyke, May 18th
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Fred S. Haines, Canadian artist, to Alfred J. Pyke, principal of Saskatoon Collegiate Institute (presently named Nutana Collegiate), commending Pyke's efforts in creating a memorial art gallery for fallen soldiers. He also expresses his desire to be represented in "such a live group." He then mentions some pictures he believes would be appropriate for the gallery and the prices.
Date Created: [19--]

Title: Letter from E. Wyly Grier to A.W. Cameron, June 9th 1923
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from E. Wyly Grier, artist of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, to A.W. Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate, speaking of the completion of his painting, "The Spirit of Youth."
Date Created: 1923-06-09

Title: Letter from A.W. Cameron to Mr. E. Wyly Grier, June 18, 1924
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from A.W. Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate, to E. Wyly Grier, artist of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, saying that he had forwarded "The Spirit of Boyhood" (presumably, "The Spirit of Youth" that hangs in Nutana today). He also appears to have heard that Marion Long received the commission to paint "The Spirit of Girlhood," as Grier calls it for Nutana Collegiate's Memorial Art Gallery. He hopes that both his and Long's paintings will have similar frames.
Date Created: 1924-06-18

Title: Letter from R.B. Gordon:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Lieutenant-Governor's Office, Regina, N.W.T., 26th December, 1896. Sir,- I am directed to inform you that the cancellation of the existing Commissions of Peace proposed by His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor will take effect on the 10th January, 1897. I am therefore to request that you will be good enough to answer BY FIRST MAIL the enquiry made regarding your qualifications for the office, in the event of your re-appointment by His Honour. The qualifications prescribed by the Statute for a Justice of the Peace is ownership in fee simple for his own use of lands in the Territories of the value of $300.00 over and above all encumbrances, and residence in the Territories for at least three years. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, R.B. Gordon. Secretary to Lieutenant-Governor"
Date Created: 1896-12-26
Call Number: McKay - Box 2 - Angus McKay - Folder 5 - WB 1, usaskarchives:39202
dc.publisher: Lieutenant Governor's Office

Title: Letter from AWC to F.N. Loveroff
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from A.W. Cameron (principal of Nutana Collegiate) to F.N. Loveroff stating that Loveroff's painting arrived in Saskatoon and that he would be showing it to the Art Committee shortly.
Date Created: 1927-10-17

Title: Letter from Charles W. Jefferys to Mr. Alfred J. Pyke, April 28, '20
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Charles Jefferys to Alfred Pyke principal of Saskatoon Collegiate Institute (later Nutana Collegiate) responding to Pyke's letter of interest in purchasing one of his paintings. Jefferys outlines some potential paintings the Saskatoon Collegiate Institute could purchase and describes them.
Date Created: 1920-04-28

Title: Letter from Elizabeth A. Knowles to Mr. Pyke, April 21st, 1920
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Elizabeth McGillivray Knowles to A.J. Pyke (principal of Saskatoon Collegiate Institute) suggesting some of her husband's paintings that the Memorial Art Gallery might want to purchase. She outlines their themes, size, price and where they will be exhibited in the coming months.
Date Created: 1920-04-21

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from J.M. Roscoe:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Kinistino Feb 1st 1895 - A. McKay Esq, Dear Sir, I am sending by Malcolm 8lb butter if he is passing this way again I could supply him with dog feed both ways. I have about 200lb dressed beef, no offal, only fit for dog feed, but can not get down owing to having lame horse and Mrs. Roscoe sick in bed (a boy). Hoping you are all enjoying good health. With kindest regards to self, family Yours sincerely, J.M. Roscoe"
Date Created: 1895-02-01
Call Number: 385 Business Correspondence, usaskarchives:39600
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Title: Letter from G.A. Reid to Alfred J. Pyke, July 31st 1921
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from George A. Reid, Canadian artist, to Alfred J. Pyke, principal of Saskatoon Collegiate Institute (presently named Nutana Collegiate), asking about the dimensions of the walls where his painting would hang at S.C.I.
Date Created: 1921-07-31

Title: Letter from AWC to Mrs. Jacobson, Jan. 18, 1927.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Nutana principal A.W. Cameron to Sybil Jacobson outlining that there was a mistake in the payment for the return of her pictures, and that Mr. Sexsmith had returned her paintings to Nutana.
Date Created: 1927-01-18

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from J.E. Stewart:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Battleford 20th Septem /83 - My dear Angus, Enclosed please find Order addressed to Mr Clarke for Fifty Dollars. Of course you know that we can not get cash at Battleford without an order from Mr Clarke, so you will engineer things accordingly. Is there is any over from 2nd payment on lots please pay Mrs Taylor !0.00 in payment of an a/cct against Mrs Andrew Mowat and send me receipt. McNaughton has just arrived and I am sending this letter by him. I believe our lots will fetch a good figure soon, I hear our railroad is progressing. Write and tell me if you got the Power of Attorney all right. I am in a deuce of a hurry have been having a pretty good time all together etc etc. Yours sincerely J.E. Stewart"
Call Number: 385 Corr - JE Stewart
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Title: Letter from Thomas W. Mitchell to Alfred J. Pyke, May 25. 1920
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Thomas W. Mitchell, Canadian artist, to Alfred J. Pyke, principal of Saskatoon Collegiate Institute (presently named Nutana Collegiate), acknowledging receipt of the letter of May 17th. He has sent his painting "The End of the Portage" to Saskatoon. He asks $350 for it. He says to send it back to Toronto by mid-July if they decide not to purchase it because it may be sold to the city of Toronto. Mitchell says, however, that he would prefer to be in Saskatoon, as he is not "yet represented" in the West.
Date Created: 1920-05-25

Title: Letter from R. F. Gagen to A.W. Cameron, September 15, 1924
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Robert F. Gagen, Canadian artist to A.W. Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate Institute, about catalogues.
Date Created: 1924-09-15

Title: Letter from AWC to Mrs. Sybil Jacobson, April 5, 1927.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from A.W. Cameron to Sybil Jacobson, outlining that he had received her money meant to pay for the return of her painting, but indicates he wanted to wait a few weeks because he had a potential buyer.
Date Created: 1927-05-05

Title: Letter from AWC, Feb. 16, 1926.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Nutana principal A.W. Cameron to an unknown recipient. The letter describes the potential purchase of a painting by Gagnon called "A Laurentian Homestead" and outlines that Cameron would like to include work from the Group of Seven in an upcoming exhibit. The first page is missing from this letter.
Date Created: 196-02-16

Title: Letter from Emile Walters to Mr. A.W. Cameron, Dec. 15 1925.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from Emile Walters, Canadian artist, to A.W. Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate, saying that he will "do all [he] can sooner or later for the interest of the Nutana Collegiate to exchange the Storm Cloud picture for something they will like better." He then speaks about the smaller painting he sent, and says that he is willing to exchange it if it does not please Nutana.
Date Created: 1925-12-15

Title: Letter to Harold Edgar Dewdney from Angus McKay :
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Fort Pitt N.W.T. Nov 15th 1884 - Harold Edgar Dewdney Lieutenant-Governor, Regina, N.W.T., Sir, I have the honor to request that you will be pleased to grant me a permit for Two gallons of Gin for medicurical[?] purposes. Enclosed herewith find one dollar for the licence fees. I have the honor to be Sir your obedient Servant, Angus McKay - I beg to recognized [?] the applicant [?]" written along side: "P.S. Should your honor be pleased to grant me the permit. Please forward it direct to Messrs Ballantyne Two [?] Winnipeg, Man AMcK"
Date Created: 1884-11-15
Call Number: Angus McKay - Folder 2 - Box 2, usaskarchives:39379
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Title: Letter from Principal to Mrs. Laura A. Lyall, Oct. 19, 1926.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from A.W. Cameron, principal of Nutana Collegiate, to Laura A. Lyall, Canadian artist, acknowledging receipt of her painting "Lullably."
Date Created: 1926-10-19

Title: Letter from Vice Principal to Mrs. Knowles, June 27, 1921.
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter to Mrs. Knowles from the Saskatoon Collegiate Institute's Vice Principal apologizing for the delay in deciding whether they would purchase her husband's painting. The delay was due A.J. Pyke battling pneumonia.
Date Created: 1921-06-27

Title: Letter from A.J. Pyke to F. J. E. MacDermid, June 5, 1937
Institution: Saskatoon Public School Division
Description: Letter from A.J. Pyke to Ferguson MacDermid in response to MacDermid's earlier letter regarding the configuration of the Memorial Art Gallery. He describes the background of the Memorial Gallery. The key statements he makes is: an organization of students was formed to be the owners of the paintings, as well as the Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Board of Trustees. He concludes stating he hopes his description of the Memorial Art Gallery's foundation, mission and configuration would be of value.
Date Created: 1937-06-05

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