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      The beef farm was originally owned by the Mortimer family in the 1800s. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute.

      Robert McCreight died in 1953 while working for the CPR. The farm was rented for pasture land as of 1966. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History .created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute

      The map does not include a scale. This map and legend can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute.

      This is a black and white photo of the Ansonia church, taken in April 1966. The church is a wood frame building and the photo shows the two windows on the left side have been partially broken. Two by fours have been propped up against the front doors, presumably to …

      Pictured: Mrs. Emma Scheurmann with her daughter, Mrs. Caroline Ross, a granddaughter, Mrs. Mary Wardell, a great-grandaughter, Mrs. Dorothy Dinsmore, and a great great granddaughter Debbie Dinsmore.

      Pictured from left to right are: Mrs. John MacLean, mother of the recipient; Mrs. Lorne Wolgemuth, Miss MacLean, Mrs. W.D.Smith, and Mrs. L. Trivers.

      Notes affixed to this photo read: "Thessalon Main Street - 1966. Williamson Marine & Chainsaw Operated 1966-69. Thessalon Motor's owned by Bill Clarke. 1926 Chrysler Marilyn Trivers, Tootsie Erickson."

      This is a black and white photo of Mary MacLean being presented with a gift box and card, possibly from Rachel Seabrook. This award is being presented for the completion of 4-H Club units.

      Mrs. MacIlquham grew up in Thessalon. In addition to her game cookbook she was also as a writer for various publications including the Globe and Mail and Star Weekly.