Battleford on the flats south of battle River prior to its removal in 1886 to high ground across the battle.

Database ID	28246
Institution	Saskatoon Public Library Local History Room
Fonds/Collection	General Photographs Collection
File/Item Reference	PH-2001-47
Date of creation	[ca. 1884]
Physical description/extent	one photograph; b&w; 15 cm x 18 cm
Number of images	1
Scope and content	Battleford on the flats south of Battle River prior to its removal in 1886 to high ground across the Battle River. The two small buildings to the left on the low ground belonged to the telegraph office, the long peaked-roof structure to the right was Alexander Macdonald's store, and the square cottage-shaped building was the Saskatchewan Herald Office. P.G. Laurie's home can be seen to the right of the trail winding up the hill, and the government buildings along the horizon. At the far left is Government House, left of centre is Judge Charles Rouleau's residence, right of centre is Registrar William Scott's home, and far right is Indian Agent J.M. Rae's home.
Contributer	unknown
Copyright holder	public domain
Other terms governing use and reproduction	If used researchers must credit Saskatchewan Archives Board.
Type	Archival
Primary Media	Photographs
Provenance Access Point	General Photographs Collection
Location of originals	Saskatchewan Archives Board, Regina office. R-A-866
Language of material	English
Treaty boundaries	Treaty 6
Cultural region	Plains
Names	Laurie, Patrick Gammie, 1833-1903 (Publisher) MacDonald, Alexander Rae, J. M. Rouleau, Judge Charles Scott, William
Subject	Northwest Resistance Community Histories
Date Range(s)	1980-1989
Permanent Link	https://digital.scaa.sk.ca/ourlegacy/permalink/28246