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      Item consists of a photograph of the [Munkville] Forester Staff. The individuals in the photograph have been identified as H.Griffin "comp", B.Bellamy "foreman", and C. Forber "Devil?"

      condition: good, matte is worn and ripped in spots, but the image is in very good shape.

      William Ardiel was married to Sarah Annie Rolston (1891 - 1955). He had three children Alexander, Lulu Jean and Orval. He was a land owner in the King Lake Area.

      This is a black and white photo taken on Main Street, Thessalon circa 1902. Several shops are featured in the photo such as J. Mutchmore & Co., J. H. Glanville, the Post Office, T. Buchanan, Dobie & Co., Thessalon House and the bakery. There are many horse drawn carriages and …

      This is a black and white photo of Main Street, Thessalon. These buildings extend down the southwest side of Main Street between Algoma and Dobie Streets.

      Standing L. - R.: Thomas Graham, John Clinton, William Gillespie, Mr. Smith, Duncan McAlpin, Archie Gray, William Glanville, William Duncan. Second Row: Albet Roach, Charles Harris, Professor Gaverts, John Glanville, Wison Hagan. Front Row: Herbert Strachan, Bernard Ruddy, F. R. Cullis, Mr. Lee and Alfred Shaw.

      This is a black and white photo of the downtown area of Main Street, Thessalon. A sign for a Hardware Store and Supplies can be seen on the right. The large two story building with the fancy gingerbread trim on the left is The Queens Hotel. There are several people …

      Notes indicate that the Queen's Royal Hotel, was built by John Gordon in 1887. This was the second hotel ever built in Thessalon. It served first as his private home and was later converted to a hotel. Mr. Gordon sold the hotel in 1892 to Charlie Stibbs who then sold …

      (Condition: Fair. faded copy)

      Black and white photograph of John Haizlitt (1849-1936) in 1902. He was the canal man at Newboro in 1901 and worked as a canalman in Chaffey's before this. By profession he was a carpenter married to Frances (Fanny Johnson). He died in Newboro.

      Captain Daniel Henderson was in Wellington Square by 1865 and is mentioned in the Halton Atlas of 1877 as owner of one of 3 ships in Burlington: the Mary Jane, a vessel of 22,000 bushels capacity, 345 tons register. The 1881, 1891 and 1901 Censuses list him as a famer. …

      Possibly a train wreck on the Grand Trunk branch line between Waterloo and Elmira that occured in early September 1902 a mile south of the Heidelberg station. The engine and tender overturned and were wrecked, the passenger car was overturned and badly damaged. There was one death, the train's fireman.

      The Ashburn School was located at 780 Myrtle Road West. It was built about 1861 on the north side of the 9th Concession of Whitby Township west of Ashburn Road. It was built by a stone mason named Pearson. Since 1967 this building has been used as a community centre.

      Ashburn General store was located at 8990 Ashburn Road (on the south-west corner of Ashburn Road at the 9th concession of Whitby Township).

      Head and shoulders portrait of a woman.

      Professional photos of L.M. Montgomery taken throughout her life, ca.1888-1935.

      Young Winnie is held by an unidentified woman. It appears that Winnie is less than five years of age therefore the photo was likely taken while the family still lived in Rye, Sussex England.

      Winifred "Winnie" Mary Brooman was born the 3rd of August, 1901 in England. She was the first child born to Louisa and Charles Brooman. She is aged 10 months in this photo.

      Addison C. Moyer was a photographer in Waterloo from 1896 through 1929. John B. Snider took over the Graybill Furniture Manufacturing Company in 1893; J.B. Snider Furniture Company was sold to the Snyder Brothers Upholstering Company Limited in 1916.

      Saengerfest is a German cultural celebration with a focus on music and singing. This photograph was published in the 1902 Saengerfest program.