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Exploring Our Past: Historical Resources & Links

Explore Our History

Dive deeper into the rich history of the Village of Kisbey with these curated links. From early settlement stories to landmark events, these resources offer a glimpse into the people, places, and moments that shaped our community. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a local researcher, or just curious about our past, these links will help you connect with the heritage of Kisbey.

Village of Kisbey

Other Links

Exploring the history of our rural municipality goes beyond the stories and records found here. Below, you'll find a collection of links to archives, historical societies, genealogy resources, and other sites that offer a deeper look into our community’s past.

 

Whether you're tracing family roots, researching early settlers, or uncovering the evolution of local industries, these resources provide valuable insights into the people and events that shaped our region.

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1. Government & Municipal Archives
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  • Official municipal website (if available)

  • Provincial or national archives (e.g., Saskatchewan Archives Board)

  • Local land records or historical land surveys

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2. Historical Societies & Museums
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  • Local historical society website

  • Nearby museums or heritage centers (e.g., Western Development Museum in Saskatchewan)

  • Community heritage groups focused on preserving rural history

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3. Genealogy & Census Records
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  • Online genealogy resources (e.g., Saskatchewan Genealogy Society)

  • Links to census records for the area (Library and Archives Canada)

  • Grave marker and cemetery records (FindAGrave, BillionGraves)

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4. Newspapers & Publications
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  • Archives of old local newspapers (many are digitized on Peel’s Prairie Provinces or the Saskatchewan Newspaper Collection)

  • University archives with historical articles and records

  • Books or publications on local history (some may be available via Google Books or the provincial archives)

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5. Indigenous & Settler History
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  • First Nations historical sites and resources (e.g., Truth and Reconciliation Commission reports, Treaty maps)

  • Settler history resources (e.g., homestead records available through the province)

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6. Maps & Aerial Photos
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  • Historical maps of the municipality (provincial archives, Library and Archives Canada)

  • Old aerial photos and survey records

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7. Agricultural & Rural Development
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  • Information on historical farming practices (e.g., University of Saskatchewan Agricultural Archives)

  • Rural economic development history (co-ops, grain elevators, railways)

A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots.

- Marcus Garvey

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