This accession is comprised of 6 centimeters of text relating to the Colin Thatcher trial and Siggin’s subsequent book Revenge of the Land including 64 photographs and 1 negative.

The scope of these fonds is from 1987 - 1994. The fonds consist of material generated by Maggie Siggins in the research and writing of two books: Revenge of the Land: a Century of Greed, Tragedy and Murder on a Saskatchewan Farm published by McClelland and Stewart in 1991 and Riel: a Life of Revolution published by Harper Collins. The Revenge of the Land:... series consists of excerpts from books, historical papers and documents, court documents, homestead documents, interviews (transcribed and original recordings), newspaper and magazine articles and photographs. All of these document the history and settlers of Section 11, Township 16, Range 25, west of the Second Meridian near Pasqua, Saskatchewan from 1883 to 1989. Some of the material also related to the people and events occurring in the Moose Jaw area during this period. The Riel:... series includes excerpts from articles, books, newspapers and legal
documents pertaining to Louis Riel's life from 1844 to 1885. These records include documentation relating to the Red River Colony and the Red River Rebellion in Manitoba and the North-West Rebellion of 1884 to 1885 culminating
in Riel's death. Also included are materials on the settlement of the Red River Colony; Louis Riel's parents and grandparents; and events occurring in Regina, Prince Albert and the Batoche area during the North-West Rebellion; and
translations, from French to English, of poetry and letters by and to Louis Riel.

This accession is comprised of Maggie Siggins draft manuscript for Riel: A life of Revolution.

This small accession is comprised of an autograph book ranging in date from 1923 – 1926, and a publication by La Varende entitled, Les Broglie, 1950.

This small accession is comprised of photographs, correspondence, 1 digital video disk and 2 copies of the VHS tapes of Barbara Campbell’s production Eyewitness to War: The Gladys Arnold Story. Two copies of the publication by Gladys Arnold called One Woman’s War” as well as Saskatchewan History Volume 52, Number 2, Fall 2000 containing “Rouges, Heroes, Adventurers, and Trailblazers – Gladys Arnold: Second World War Correspondent and Free French Advocate”, an article written by Ruth Millar.

This collection ranges in dates from 1965 – 1991, predominantly from 1990 and 1991. It consists mainly of writing by Ed Gould and contains professional correspondence with his publishers and personal correspondence with friends and family.