Nutana/Broadway Walking Tour – July 21

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On Sunday, July 21st, join local historian Dianne Wilson for a walking tour of the Nutana/Broadway area, the original settlement of what is now Saskatoon. Meet at 2pm at Nutana Collegiate (411 11th Street East). The tour will conclude at the Marr Residence for refreshments and a tour of the house. A joint Saskatoon Heritage  Society/Marr Residence Programme Nutana Collegiate, ca. 1910 (LH-407, Saskatoon Public Library Local History Room) The Marr Residence, the oldest house in Saskatoon on its original location (IL-90-3-3, Saskatoon Public Library Local History Room) ...
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Saskatoon History Review

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Get your copy of the new Saskatoon History Review! Pick up a copy for only $12 at McNally Robinson, Turning the Tide Bookstore, WDM Gift shop, UofS Bookstore, or SaskMade Marketplace. Or have a copy shipped right to your door! You can either E-transfter $15 (includes postage) to saskatoonheritagetreasurer@gmail.com and include your name and address or mail $15 to Saskatoon History Review c/o 831 Temperance Street, Saskatoon, SK S7N 0M8. Please make cheques payable to the Saskatoon Heritage Society. The Saskatoon Heritage Society’s magazine Saskatoon History Review is the only publication of its kind in Western Canada. In their 29th issue, editor Don Kerr has brings together a mix of articles of interest to a wide audience. Paul Van Pul continues his history of Saskatoon’s airport, 1941-1953; Frank Peters remembers his working life in the construction industry in an interview with Don Kerr; Al Morton has written about Saskatoon’s street car history; Donald Park and Richard Rempel reminisce about their...
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