July, 1901  Copy of a photo showing the Clench home (located at 96 Robinson Street). A woman can be seen sitting in a chair (possibly with a book in her lap?), with another woman sitting on the grass looking towards the woman in the chair. Condition: Fair. Very yellow with glue stains. Pages of album...

 July, 1901  Photo showing a parade along Queen Street East heading west down the street. In view are the paraders as well as people lining the streets. Visible and easily identifiable buildings include the Town Hall and the Andrews' Jewelery building. Far off in the distance the Water Tower can also be...

 July, 1901  Photo of Mrs. Clench and Miss Cruttenden sitting in the living room of the Clench home (96 Robinson Street). A large bookcase can be seen in the background as well as a fireplace and many objects. A photo of Nora Clench and her violin can be seen at the right.Condition: Good - but album pages...

 July, 1901  Exterior view of the second Knox Presbyterian Church taken around 1901. Knox Presbyterian Church buildings were once located at 66 Church Street South where Knox Apartments is now located. This specific building was destroyed by fire in 1905 and rebuilt a third and final time (as the first...

 July, 1901  Photo of a painting with many portraits sitting on a shelf above it. The painting appears to be sitting atop a desk/table that also has some books and miniatures on it. To the right a plant can be seen. This was taken inside Dr. Fraleigh's property at 22 Church Street South.Condition: Good -...

 July, 1901  Photo of the First Presbyterian Church located at 147 Widder Street. The photo shows a bit of the stone retaining wall in front of the church as well as the tree-lined street.Condition: Good - though cyan is very deep in places. Album pages are warped.Wrongly identified as "the Anglican Church"...

 July, 1901  Photo showing the desk of Dr. A. E. Fraleigh. Many books can be seen on his desk and on a shelf nearby. A clock can also be seen hanging on the wall above the bookshelf. The medicine cabinet is also visible. Dr. Fraleigh's office was located in 22 Church Street South.Condition: Good. Album...

   Photo of the Thames River at the bend. This view is obtained by looking north from the Sarnia bridge.Condition: Fair - kind of hazy looking. Album is warped.The River Thames (St. Marys) near grandma's house

   Photo of the St. James Anglican Church building taken in July, 1901. The view shows the tower specifically looking northeast.Condition: Fair. Browned. Album pages are warped.

 1901  Photo of a young boy standing on a platford wearing a pair of shorts held up with suspenders. He is smiling and looking up with hands on hips. The photo resembles a photosculpture wherein the subject of the photo is made to appear like a sculpture.Condition: Fair - fairly hazy looking and...

   Photo of Holy Name of Mary Roman Catholic Church located at 149 King Street North. The photo shows the front of the church (looking from Widder Street).Condition: Fair. Very discoloured with stains. Album pages are very warped.

   Photo showing the Church Street bridge ("that Leon Clench designed") with the Wool-Carding Mill in the background and canoes passing under the bridge.Condition: Good - but slight haze. Album pages are warped.

   Photo of a passenger train (heading to Toronto) crossing the London railway viaduct.Condition: Fair. Yellowed and glue stained. Album pages are warped. Enlargement available for display purposes (this copy is also good and is about 35.2cm x 27.8cm).

   Photo of the Methodist Church (now the St. Marys United Church) as it appeared in 1901. The photo shows the spire on top of the tower (not replaced after being damaged by lightning). It also shows many young trees on the property and across the street.Condition: Good though a little hazy. ...

   Photo of two women sitting outside in a garden looking at a book. The women are identified as Mrs. Clench and her sister Miss (Elizabeth) Cruttenden. They are sitting in the garden of the Clench's located at 96 Robinson Street.Condition: Okay. Fairly yellowed with not very good contrasting. ...

   Photo of the old water tower located on the corner of James and Queen Streets.Condition: Okay. Stained and slightly hazy. Album pages are warped."Grandfather's Water Tower"