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The school,which was built in 1861, was destroyed by fire in 1951. But a lasting photographic record of some of the youngsters, and teachers, who passed through its doors over a 90 year period can be seen in these images from the archives of Aireborough Historical Society. The AHS website says: “Thomas Layton had St Peter’s Church School built in 1710, as a school for boys at the junction of Layton Avenue and Town Street. “A church school for girls and infants was built on the present site on Town Street in 1861 and extended in 1876 with two classrooms for boys, together with a ...

Mary Palliser portrait finds its way home to Ireland after being stored in Saskatchewan's archive The Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan has sent a 149-year-old portrait to Ireland as part of a major in-house exhibition. Social Sharing For the next five years it will live at the Waterford Art Gallery as part of a major in-house exhibition Posted: Dec 23, 2020 1:56 PM CT | Last Updated: December 23, 2020 Painting of Mary Palliser by Victorian-era Irish artist Sir Frederic William Burton. (The Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan)

“The Government of Saskatchewan is happy to share the Palliser painting with the Irish public and strengthen our shared connections around the world during a time when physical travel is a challenge,” Minister Responsible for the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan Jim Reiter said. “The people of Waterford, Ireland will enjoy viewing the painting and Saskatchewan’s contribution to archival history.” The Palliser family has its roots in Comeragh, Ireland and Mary Palliser is buried in Comeragh Cemetery in Lemybrien, County Waterford. The Palliser portrait was in Dublin in 2017 for ...