Booze: When Whisky Ruled the West, by James Gray, on amazon.ca.
Bronfman Dynasty, by Peter Newman, on amazon.ca.
Bronfman Dynasty on openlibrary.org
Open Library is an initiative of the US-based Internet Archive, a non-profit building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Other projects include the Wayback Machine, archive.org and archive-it.org. Open Library allows people to read books online, or "borrow" books for a short period of time.
The Bronfman Family in Yorkton: Finding the Loopholes in Prohibition Legislation, by Kathy Morell.
This very detailed account of lawsuits faced by the Bronfmans as a result of their activities in Yorkton during Prohibition was published in Saskatchewan History, a magazine of the Saskatchewan Archives (since discontinued) in spring of 2010. Kathy Morell is a former Yorkton resident who also wrote the script for The Haunts of Yorkton, a walking tour of Yorkton landmarks, complete with local actors telling stories, held in 2005 in conjunction with the provincial centennial.
Other books about the Bronfman family and Seagram on amazon.ca.
The Bronfman family on Wikipedia.
Historical markers
Historical markers tell the stories of the Balmoral Hotel, Harry Bronfman, and the area which is now City Centre Park on the south side of Broadway between Second and Third Avenues.
The historical markers, shown below, are located:
1. On the parking lot of the Cornerstone Credit Union along Livingstone Avenue, former site of the Balmoral Hotel;
2. On the south side of Broadway near the corner of Third Avenue, once part of Harry Bronfman's extensive extensive land and property holdings in Yorkton;
3. In City Centre Park.
1 on the map above
2 on the map above
