Saskatchewan Gellery

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Hotspots: all of the Premier's paintings

Saskatchewan
Gallery

Located on the first floor of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, the Saskatchewan Gallery exhibits portraits of the following Premiers of the Northwest Territories (before Saskatchewan became a province) and Saskatchewan: see list.

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The Saskatchewan Gallery
The Saskatchewan Gallery exhibits portraits of the following Premiers of the Northwest Territories (before Saskatchewan became a province) and Saskatchewan:

Sir Frederick William Haultain    1887-1905
Honourable W. Scott                 1905-1916
Honourable W. Martin               1916-1922
Honourable C. Dunning              1922-1926
Honourable J. Gardner               1926-1929, 1935
Honourable J. Anderson            1929-1934
Honourable W. Patterson            1935-1944
Honourable T. Douglas               1944-1961
Honourable W. Lloyd                 1961-1964
Honourable W.R. Thatcher         1964-1971
Honourable A.Blakeney              1971-1982
* Portraits of Honourable F. Haultain and Honourable C. Dunning were unavailable when these photographs were taken.